Rhonda Stapley was a pharmacy student at the University of Utah in 1974 when she accepted a ride from a man named Ted — but instead of a ride back to campus, Stapley would find herself in a fight for her life.
In January 1974, Ted Bundy snuck into Karen Sparks' bedroom, beat her with a metal rod and violently sexually assaulted her—but something unexpected apparently spooked the notorious serial killer.
From cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer to the mysterious crimes of Israel Keyes, these true crime shows reveal the real stories behind some of the country's most notorious serial killers.
One of the upcoming films will be directed by Ashley Williams, who recently starred as Shanann Watts in Lifetime’s "Chris Watts: Confessions of a Killer."
Cedric L. Alexander was a rookie deputy when he was tasked with driving infamous serial killer Ted Bundy, who'd escaped from custody twice before in Colorado, from the jail to the courthouse in Leon County, Florida.
Elizabeth and Molly Kendall say the place they held in Ted Bundy’s life and the public connection he had to them that may have spared them from his dark side.
“It was just two mothers that had lost a child,” Vivian Winters said of her decision to offer Louise Bundy compassion. “She didn’t have to apologize. She didn’t do this. Her son was sick.”
“She’s got a piece of her that responds to him, and I didn’t want to see that piece be exploited again,” Molly Kendall said of her decision to keep Ted Bundy away from her mother, Elizabeth Kendall.
