In 1984, Ted Bundy offered to assist in capturing the Green River Killer, initiating a chilling interaction with detective Robert Keppel.
“His final words weren't confessions. They were clues.”
Synopsis
In 1984, Ted Bundy offered to assist in capturing the Green River Killer, initiating a chilling interaction with detective Robert Keppel.
Synopsis
In 1984, Ted Bundy offered to assist in the investigation of the Green River Killer, engaging in a complex interaction with detective Robert Keppel. The documentary features previously unreleased audio recordings of Bundy, providing insight into his psyche. This collaboration between Bundy and law enforcement unfolds as a chilling game of cat and mouse.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ted Bundy through his own chilling words.
- Follow the investigation that captured a nation.
- See insights from experts on Bundy's psychology.
Did You Know
- Ted Bundy was executed in Florida on January 24, 1989.
- Bundy confessed to 30 homicides across seven states.
- The documentary features interviews with over 10 law enforcement officials.
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The duration of the documentary is 98 minutes.
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The documentary was produced in the United States.
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