I don’t think TB is being honest when he says after he killed someone, he had an enormous sense of guilt and remorse. I think he saying that because he thinks that’s the best response.
Of course. He was only a F coward. Who killed innocents girls for few minutes of twisted sexual fantasies. What a pos. Liar and coward until the very end.
He's not lying. Even his little brother can recall seeing him appear distraught at a time when it was later learned that he had committed one of his crimes. It might make you feel better to think that Ted was somehow inhuman but it isn't true.
If Ted bundy was sincere he would have confessed long ago, he waited just a few days before his execution to confess to save his life. And thats the only reason he confessed was to buy time. As far as the porn issue it didnt make him murder women but it didnt help any, there were alot of factors of why he did what he did.
There is alot of factors bundy doing what he did, I agree bundy was born with alot of weaknesses but alot happened in his childhood and early adult hood that help mold who he became to be. But yes bundy was bad from the start
@@brianmchone4726 yeah, that makes sense. His mom discovering all those knives around her was a definite red flag lol. They did nothing before forensic science was a thing in the late 80s. It was kind of amazing that they could catch guys like this back then.
It was clearly genetic mostly and I guess some environmental factors that make monsters like this.Unfortunately there many people like him that get away with other type of crimes that destroy human lives.Pornography does play a negative role for crime especially today with the internet it is a significant contributor to this situation
@@MrRobison94 I mean, you have no idea if that's true or not. Fetishes can often be formed during childhood, and being exposed early to the mixture of violence and sex could certainly be a contributing factor. It's a lethal combination that has spurred on many serial killers.
he s heavily sedated, ths is normal few hours before execution the doctor prescribes valium&whatnot. his piercing blue eyes with pupils the size of pins and a brittle voice can also indicate opioids as well
Ted Bundy, in his usual pattern of a complete lack of accountability, tried to blame porn later on when he knew his appeals would never be granted. He tried to act like he was a victim due to the porn he was exposed to smh. Just another desperate excuse from a pathetic murderer once death was at his doorstep.
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It would have been great if he humbled himself in his last days and gave us raw truth. Then again, when you have someone like this.. i dont think even Ted knows where the truth begins and the lies end. What a waste.
@@flyer3455 Noooo not even a little. What I meant was, how he spent his last minutes placing blame on dirty magazines. I think the truth is something along the lines of "I felt powerful when I did this to people and I kept doing it." Not some weird blame-game about how the dirty magazines made him into monster. If you understand WHY he chose this particular person to do his last interview, then you understand what I mean. He picked this guy bc he aligned with his belief in something he could blame (plus the guy had political pull.) The interviewer was anti-graphic images. Perhaps he was hoping he would call up his connections and get a "stay" so he could keep probing his mind to push his own narrative about how these types of images are damaging. So no. Your assumption is way off. We all know what he did anyways. It's not a secret. I meant MOTIVE. The deeper meaning behind the "why." 🙄
@@TeaSpiracy People are always trying to understand the deeper meaning behind the why. Bundy mentioned pornography as a factor for what _caused_ the fantasy life to start. He told investigators the point you made about it making him feel powerful, too. The deeper meaning isn't deep. I gather a lot of these true crime lovers have not looked into their own hearts, and have not studied human history. The heart of mankind is evil, immoral, and a lover of violence and conflict. Greedy and selfish. Prone to lying and cheating. The list goes on. We are all guilty of these things. The reason why he murdered is because he chose to. Because he tapped into evil, and went down that dark path. Because being evil is fun; it's thrilling. The pleasure these crimes gave him must've been near unbearable - yet, that wicked pleasure was short lived, as he was inevitably caught. Think of all the power-trips people have had in the past: Hitler & Stalin, the SS and the Imperial Japanese war criminals, Genghis Khan and the Mongolians' genocide, the Romans and their brutal conquering and torture tactics. Were they 'psychopaths'? Far from it! You can look into every society, every group of people and find this problem of sin and evil. Only has Christ conquered this, for anyone who truly repents and believes - and _goes on believing_ , and living the right life.
@@hz1155 No, it isn't true - but people say it because it makes the most sense to them. It's the age-old thing of trying to paint someone who did evil deeds in a non-human light. I've studied a lot of history, including war history, and to understand someone like this, you must understand man's proneness to evil and wickedness. People make it overly complicated. Of course Bundy would've felt remorse, and I believe he truly did feel it in his last years/months/days. The reason why he went to Florida in the first place was that he thought he could switch his identity and just stop doing what he was doing. Start over in his life - which was obviously delusional. So, he certainly knew what he was doing was wrong, deep down.
@@laurac.405 If they would have let Bundy out after that interview he would have started killing again. He admitted to all the killings to buy time before his execution, promising to lead the cops to the bodies. It didn't work. To blame porno for all the murders is a lie.
@@laurac.405He knew what he was doing was wrong. But I don’t think he felt remorse. He probably didn’t want to spend the rest of his life in jail. If he felt remorse/empathy he wouldn’t repeatedly kill/rape like most people. He’s not “evil”. He’s an extremely bad person who lacks empathy and remorse.
@@Shann381 the worse part was how he became uncomfortable talking about Kimberly leach then how his eyes look up at Dobson . It’s like he’s 2 different people.
@@EdMcCornhole have you watched the RUclips channel the behavior panel dissect this interview? So good! I watched it after this one and then had to go back and rewatch this one lol. Would love to hear your opinion!
@@Shann381 I don’t think he was hiding what he was, I thought he seemed genuine and accepted it. There is a degree of abnormal psychology with him but he talks of his own experience. After the first or second time he should have knew right from wrong but kept going. He explains himself from an analytical point of view being a law student psychology expert ect…. I could probably have a conversation and a coffee with him. Lol
It's remarkable how he was basically blaming everything on pornography. Today it's all over the internet for years, and yet there hasn't been anyone like Bundy since
Welll..... There has been actually. There has been many more like him. And I think there are way more that are just unreported, or that their stories haven't gained as much notoriety. People have definitely learned from his mistakes. But a lot of them, not in a good way.
Russ Williams in Canada didn't blame his warped actions on pornography and he told the detective that he didn't know why that he did what he did or why he did it.
Yes there are, and in fact pornography has an impact far beyond what most people imagine. It is NOT some kinda casual thing that is akin to entertainment, but in fact is destructive on a number of levels. He was right, and it's really sad that he was affected by it before getting the help that might have made a difference.
Ted Bundy looked so casual and charming in this interview and i think that is what made him so dangerous and able to kill so many young woman and girls.
No what actually made him so dangerous is that he hit them over the head with a tire iron after pretending to be a cripple, fireman, or policeman. Charm had nothing to do with it. The women who weren't distracted enough to fall for his disability act said he had "beady little eyes that were creepy." Ted Bundy wasn't a charmer. He was a kidnapper. And his willingness to lie - to pretend to be a policeman, a disabled person, a fireman - was what made him dangerous.
@@ko7577 Charm is how he was able to get his victims in that position in the first place - otherwise they would have just kept walking. You're speaking here with the benefit of hindsight, but the average person encountering Ted would not remotely know of his true nature, and certainly would be susceptible to his smooth talking ways.
@@dd7428 Actually, they stopped because they felt sorry for him and thought he was harmless, not charming. For every one woman who pitied him, 12 more passed him by because of his "beady little eyes." He spent half a day at Lake Sammamish before someone finally felt sorry for him because of his fake cast. He wasn't asking them out to dinner. He was saying he was injured and needed help. That's not "charm." I know men have some kind of weird fetish for Bundy - which is really bizarre to me - and have to pretend he was out there wining and dining his victims and not just outright hitting them with a crowbar when they turned to put his books in the car, but it's a myth. Bundy was a kidnapper in most instances (going into basements and carrying away sleeping women), pretending to be a cripple and preying on their pity, and then of course, he'd pretend to be a police officer or fireman (what he did in the Lake City case with the 12 year-old). He knew he wasn't charming from the moment he opened his mouth, which is why he rarely did. He just flashed a badge or made up a story about being an authority figure. And when you're pitting wits against a 12 year-old girl or 19 year-old teenager, it ain't hard to trick someone. It's not benefit of hindsight. People have always known Bundy's MO - pretend to be crippled or an authority figure and capture, even at gunpoint if necessary (the DaRonch case). She was anything but charmed and suspicious. But these were children and in some cases teenagers he was preying on. He was also 6-7 years older than most college students in the 1970s. It's possible they thought he was an injured professor. Case in point: Lynda Healy was graduating college at 21. Bundy graduated at 26. He wasn't really college age for the 70s. Most people by 26 had a new house, new car, and a 5 year-old career. Charm is deceiving someone by wowing them with your personality and/or looks. Pretending to be injured or crippled isn't "charm." It's tricking someone a half-decade or full decade younger than you, and it's pathetic. These women didn't go with him because he was charming. They went because they felt sorry for him. And some of them never went at all. Some he just outright bashed over the head while they were sleeping. Not very sexy, though, so the media can't tell the story that way.
The main difference between Dahmer and Bundy was that Bundy took pleasure in the actual killing. He gained satisfaction from the suffering of another human being, and his savageness was pretty much unmatched. With Dahmer when he killed, it was more of a means to an end. His main objective was to keep his victims with him in some way.
@@captainh3831 but he did take pleasure because if he didn't he would have stopped after one murder or when one guy escaped he should left him but no he went and brought him back to his place.
29:29 I can see that Michael C Hall without question watched this interview and imitated this exact moment at times in his portrayal of the serial killer Dexter. "Yeah" gave me chills.
@@uuuultraNo, Michael C. Hall is a different person. He played a serial killer in a popular TV show called Dexter! He only killed bad people. (I think there were 8 Seasons) He also portrayed JFK in The Crown. (Season 2)
@@carolinekdkb I think more so he feels shame...not any remorse or guilt. Ive watched a lot of serial killer interviews, and they will talk graphically about their murders but almost ever time its about a child they killed they clam up and don't want to talk. I think they know how bad it looks for hurting a child and can't bring themselves to discuss it out of shame.
Bundy is a monster that's off the scale but sitting across from him having a conversation he seems so normal which makes him so totally dangerous, so extremely dangerous.
I’ve learned: beware of people that can’t give a straight answer and try to wordsmith their way around being direct. Lots of narcissists and psychopaths walking around our world
"listen, it's no fun...it's kind of lonely..."(excusez mon anglais!!!), je trouve que Ted est hallucinant....avec le nombre de jeunes filles qu'il a envoyées à la mort, et qu'il a dû sans doute bien regarder dans les yeux à ce moment-là....je le trouve stupéfiant de parler de ce qu'il va 'vivre' le lendemain, tout cela est terrible en vérité, quelle peine et quel gâchis.
I worked as an assistant sex therapist for half a year a decade ago and actually I did see cases where people had encounters as children with certain material and then developed a fetish from that. One man when he was alone at home as a child would go up into the attic and smell his mothers leader shoes and later developed a foot and shoe and leader fetish. I don’t know Teds childhood trauma history but I doubt it was just this material. I do think that he must have had severe attachment trauma as a baby that his mother probably neglected him to extreme extents and didn’t mirror him and his emotions and that made him susceptible to this murderous behaviour. I believe when a baby is severely neglected by their primary caregiver it creates toxic powerlessness. I’d also love to know wether maybe his father was a socio or psychopath. Where he did else learn this terrible behaviour from? Or his mother of course.
if every killer has trauma soon or later that causes killing .then..where is evil?...i do not believe that trauma causes that people become fetish and killer..it is nonsense and it is not true..they are just evil.
Completely wrong. He didn't learn this from his mother or father. How could he? He didn't have either. Use your brain for half a second, he developed these thoughts from lack of parents and pr0nography.
Spot on. His father may have been his grandfather actually and his mother was posed as his sister. That alone could mess a kid up. I feel like his grandfather was likely the violent one, but I could be wrong.
It's his brain make-up, his mind/body is wired for predatory behaivior. Pfe determined. Most people that get abuse, dont turn to this, or else we would have million of bundy's. He's just "broken"
The eye flash, a hard quick nod in approval in agreement without even thinking about how to respond. I think he was slightly agitated with that remark but still agreed bc Ted is a lot of things but he isnt stupid, and he knows that WE know hes a liar. Thats just the way I took it. @@fluff975
@@fluff975because is true ..... This generation is almost as good as brain dead and have No Respect for human life I mean think about it this was recorded in 1989 ok and we are in 2024 and violence has ski rocketed Right ???? Answer your question yourself honestly
Just to keep it a buck, he really is a wonderful orator. It just made me think that Judge Cowert was sincere when he said he would have made a stand up lawyer. He actually is wildly intelligent, capable, clear, and poignant. But you can see he’s struggling to restrain his truth, or part of his truth. He’s not completely transparent in how he feels, hiding his psychotic and perverse aspects. He says it was porn, and maybe that awoken the demon in him. I truly believe that he embodies actual evil or darkness. It’s all good and easy to be pious and solemn on your death day under lights in front of cameras. But what about when he was in the cover pitch black, bludgeoning and terrifying helpless young women, randomly, and for seemingly no reason? And the fucked up part that has been so hard for me to reconcile all my life is that that evil is literally a part of the human DNA sequence. It’s part of our existence and our life. It is a reality. So really, how the fuck can we judge him any more than we judge someone for being born with brown hair? That is so fucked up.
Bundy is doing a horrible job of exhibiting empathy. Not an ounce of empathy shown on his face his body, nor from his verbal responses while looking at the interviewer for confirmation as he expresses himself 🙄
He's not just talking about pornagraphy he talking about violence in the media slasher films he knows what there stirring up in people if you actually listen to him he means to talk about violence in the media more than he does pornagraphy
The first meaningful word out of his mouth was the word "control." That on its own says a lot about his mentality. Control is a primary motivator for psychopaths and serial killers have that need for control in common with one another, its a feature of their psychopathy and their killings.
@@Mint-kj9kw No one has the same childhood with anyone!!!!!!!! No one is the same with someone else!!!! In psychology when someone kills somebody else it’s a whole lesson study for months!!! And in specific area: Criminology. We are not the ones to judge him! Funny fact, i agreed with you yesterday!!!!
All I can say is, he was smarter than an average human. His speech was articulate, his remourse was articulate, as if he was an experienced fine actor and psychologist
He wasn't smart though. Another of what he says is complete word salad: just him delaying long enough for him to think about what would be normal to say, as a psychopath narracstic, this is difficult for him.
Thats not what happens at all. No mask slipped. The governor doesn't use a phone to call in a stay during an interview. Yall weirdos overthink everything haha
I don’t think that’s the governor ringing in with a stay, or he was expecting that, but what I do think is significant about this moment, if most people are in a moment of emotion, a phone call wouldn’t break the emotion. It was a slip.
@@nette661 Diana Weiner had made it clear to Dobson that he'll be pulled out at any time if the governor's office requested to speak to him. They were literally hanging on every phone ring for the call announcing a stay of execution. The entire point of the Dobson interview was for him to pull strings with the governor's office in the final hours. Weiner was handing him a damn phone the second he was out of the interview and he refused to do it. Bundy's whole schtick was never more evident than in this interview where he's so clearly distracted and unable to keep the mask on.
A psychopath brain can't stop or care to stop the compulsion turning fantasy into reality. If they don't have compassion or remorse there's nothing to stop them. Narcissism is the arrogance of believing they can get away with it as long as they can with no regrets.
What’s fascinating is that a lot of addicts deal with addictive fantasies. 12 step sex and love addicts anonymous has meetings just for fantasy addicts. Now, from what I’ve seen there’s sex offenders in those group but the majority of people have harmless fantasies. I wonder what baby or childhood trauma makes a person have violent fantasies and what kind of person with what kind of history, has the urge to actually act them (violent fantasies) out.
@@alexaf2744 I believe humans have had violent and deviant tendencies forever. The whole spectrum of behavior from severe to mild., . A thousand years ago and in some situations today It's probably useful to be the most savage, dominant , resourceful and smart . That would keep one alive . it's still in us , some more than others but not all those violent traits are as useful in a domestic society. maybe it takes a traumatic awakening today at some point in one's life to bring it out it. We all have our "thing" Or illness .Some people's thing is taking others lives without remorse, which works in tribe warfare but not suburbaria..
@@alexaf2744 attend some of those meetings and you'll understand. Mine was watching my Father tie my Mother to a chair, torture and rape her, while making my brother beat me. My Mom and Dad were both addicts with substances and sex. My Dad was extremely violent. When they split up my Mom got with 2 more men that were violent and sexual and addicts. I never had any conception of what a healthy relationship looked like. I just seen sex, drugs, violence, anger, hate and very little sympathy. An addiction is a symptom. This is why Ed Kempers insight is so important. He understood that and was probably the only fully honest killer
29 minutes in and I just cannot stomach another minute. Bundy, a coward, not only tries but needs to pass the buck. It's worth noting that he told investigators that pornography had no bearing. He wanted to do it. He did it. Alcohol helped lower his inhibitions and I'd say for some of the things this vile man did it helped him. But it doesn't preclude the simple facts that Bundy was a sociopathic and narcissitic muderer who took pleasure in the truly awful things he did to those women. I'll refer to Polly Nelson and the excellent quote from her. "Ted", she wrote, "was the very definition of heartless evil".
Thank god he is not black, because everybody would have said that he's innocent and it's police violence against black community. I know it's sound harsh but it's true. Maybe he would be hero in nowadays
Margaret Goode revealed something in her book on Bundy, regarding Kimberly Leach and this interview. Specifically,...Ted's verdict in the Leach case was still under appeal, when this interview took place. She advised Ted to NOT say anything about the case. Ted not being able to talk about it, was him following Goode's advice. Dobson's response of "it's too painful" was a projection, and not why Bundy chose not to speak about Kim' murder.
Correction: the attorney I referred to here is named Polly Nelson, NOT Margaret Good. The rest of the message here was from an article she was quoted in.
One thing I do agree with is the pornography. I don't know what type of research is done over violence and porn, but it is a strong indicator. It promotes women as being inferior to men, and does encourage violent controlling behavior. The desensitization is an issue. Proponents just don't want to give it up. It clearly has a connection to screwing up a child's brain. I think the world would be a much better place, especially America, if it weren't so easily accessible.
That was deflection and shifting responsibility. Millions of people watch pornography and dont even come close even thinking about doing what he done. Nothing and no one was responsible for what he done. other than him himself. His rationalisation and trying to shift blame only speaks to his shear psychopathology and says more about his evil intent that it does about pornography
@rainblaze. porn is trash that cultivates dark thoughts and perpetuates even darker fantasies that can never really be achieved by a couple. Porn is so bad now that there are reenactment of daddy daughter or sister brother as common titles on pornhub. Yes I know, because I've seen it. Every serial killer starts with a fantasy and eventually pushes more and more till they end up killing. It's an addiction. The fact most all serial killers have porn addictions isn't just coincidence. Porn is ruining brains on a daily. Children's minds are too damn delicate and valuable to have it even floating around online. All of online porn should be illegal. It's not worth it to have it so accessible so adults can get their rocks off conveniently and out children at risk. Anyone who thinks it's ok is being selfish or is just a perv or just doesn't want to speak up because it's never affected them. It's a horrible problem and it's way too normalized. Nobody seems to respect the act of sex anymore.
Imagine him saying death is something we all have to go through. We all have to but not in his way, this was something he said to comfort himself. He is afraid of death so nice and look, after all the horror all those poor women have been through. The poor innocent women saw the devil in him.
Ted never said he was sorry. He used porn as an excuse for his murderous ways. He didn’t talk about how he hopes Christ would forgive him, even in his last moments. He speaks of God briefly. But then again , so did that man who was next to Christ actively dying on a cross and told Jesus that he recognized Jesus as the Son of God. Only then did merciful Jesus tell that murderer next to Him that : Today you will be with Me in paradise”. Ted is still making excuses and blaming porn for his murderous way. Hopefully for Ted he , in his last moments pleaded and acknowledged God for who he was. None of us know that. But, it feels like Ted is making excuses. Hopefully I’m wrong, that’s between him and God. But Christians should never relish or want another to go to hell. In this interview, Ted is wanting to sound too intelligent , and is meaning to, for what he’s about to go through.
I find it ironic how 30 years ago they were banning and shutting down all these adult stores just for 30 years later to allow adult films to be so easily accessible on the internet. It’s harmful in my opinion worse than any potent drug. The adult industry is responsible for the current state of the world in particular the U.S
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It’s been 35 years since his death, he’d be 77 years old now. He hated his mother for being illegitimate and not knowing who fathered him: the mother never admitted anything but maybe he knows now.
He looks away 98% of the time. Doesnt meet the eyes of his interviewer. He knew that he was horrible and accepted it, however never shed a tear for his victims or their families. Pure anti-social psychopath right here.
Yes, and I think most of his psychosis stemmed from this. He felt so wronged by this and coupled with his girlfriend ditching him and his out of control narcissistic tendencies led him to kill so many innocent women.
@@sundijohnson2486 but they got back together and were even talking about mariage but then he stopped all contact with her i guess to start killing but i think he stopped seeing because he didn't want to kill instead.
@@TammyM36the only person he felt sorry for was himself and that's why he cried and all of that sadness, other than that he felt pure pleasure and his tone was so fake to the point where it seemed mocking while talking about the victims
Yeah, there was a bunch of pushes to control & censor media in the late 80s and 90s. The most nauseating thing in this interview is honestly James Dobson, effectively sympathizing with this man to help his conservative agenda to censor pornography. I can't imagine being a victim's family and watching this disgusting freak mutter about god and how victimized he was by pornography.
It absolutely was, you also had a growing anti-porn school of feminists (Andrea Dworkin being the best known) that added onto it. Pornography had always been a focal point of the 70s/80s period of US Christians going back to stuff like Hustler/Larry Flynt. That’s part of why this interview was done, once they had a serial killer and monster discussing pornography in this way they knew they had to get more of the scoop.
At 13 or 14 he was already prowling around the houses of strangers, looking through their trash, no doubt peeping through the windows too and stealing.
He’s a very handsome man and it’s sick that someone so normal looking and a tiny could hide such a sinister side bringing Dr J and Mr H to life. It should’ve only been a fiction tale but he brought it to life.
70's, 80's, and 90's has been hard for the U.S dealing with horrible serial killers, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, and Jeffery Dahmer. I can even mentioned Richard the LA Nightstalker.
Psychopathy is not listed in the DSM for good reason. Not enough proof. It's a way to explain away criminal behaviour in people; oftentimes serial killers. If psychopathy is real, then Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, the Mongolian Empire, Roman Empire, etc. must've been full of them. But... that doesn't make sense, now, does it?
I don’t think TB is being honest when he says after he killed someone, he had an enormous sense of guilt and remorse. I think he saying that because he thinks that’s the best response.
Right he lying thru his teeth. He literally gave a word salad
Of course. He was only a F coward. Who killed innocents girls for few minutes of twisted sexual fantasies. What a pos. Liar and coward until the very end.
He's not lying. Even his little brother can recall seeing him appear distraught at a time when it was later learned that he had committed one of his crimes. It might make you feel better to think that Ted was somehow inhuman but it isn't true.
With a smirk in his face. Just trying to make people believe he is not that bad and change his sentence.
Socio and psychopaths feel human emotion they just experience them differently and for different reasons.
If Ted bundy was sincere he would have confessed long ago, he waited just a few days before his execution to confess to save his life. And thats the only reason he confessed was to buy time. As far as the porn issue it didnt make him murder women but it didnt help any, there were alot of factors of why he did what he did.
Porn had nothing to do with it. He was wired wrong, from birth, plain and simple.
There is alot of factors bundy doing what he did, I agree bundy was born with alot of weaknesses but alot happened in his childhood and early adult hood that help mold who he became to be. But yes bundy was bad from the start
@@brianmchone4726 yeah, that makes sense. His mom discovering all those knives around her was a definite red flag lol. They did nothing before forensic science was a thing in the late 80s. It was kind of amazing that they could catch guys like this back then.
It was clearly genetic mostly and I guess some environmental factors that make monsters like this.Unfortunately there many people like him that get away with other type of crimes that destroy human lives.Pornography does play a negative role for crime especially today with the internet it is a significant contributor to this situation
@@MrRobison94 I mean, you have no idea if that's true or not. Fetishes can often be formed during childhood, and being exposed early to the mixture of violence and sex could certainly be a contributing factor. It's a lethal combination that has spurred on many serial killers.
crazy how calm these serial killers are during their
interviews.
Yeah because they’re caught they know they can’t get away even though ted did 2 or 3 escape attempts he knew he couldn’t get out of this one
he s heavily sedated, ths is normal few hours before execution the doctor prescribes valium&whatnot. his piercing blue eyes with pupils the size of pins and a brittle voice can also indicate opioids as well
Because they are psychopaths, not crazy.
Views such as yours about how psychopaths behave or are 'expected to behave' is one of the reasons why and how people fall prey to them.
He knew he was going to the "Chair" in 24 hours. He accepted his fate, hence why he is so calm.
This whole video is a time capsule. The ads, the interview about “pornography and its effects”, everything.
lol, if only they knew how much more accessible porn would become
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It was all downhill from there.
Ted Bundy, in his usual pattern of a complete lack of accountability, tried to blame porn later on when he knew his appeals would never be granted. He tried to act like he was a victim due to the porn he was exposed to smh. Just another desperate excuse from a pathetic murderer once death was at his doorstep.
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It would have been great if he humbled himself in his last days and gave us raw truth. Then again, when you have someone like this.. i dont think even Ted knows where the truth begins and the lies end. What a waste.
What raw truth? Were you hoping for the details of his disgusting crimes?
@@flyer3455 Noooo not even a little. What I meant was, how he spent his last minutes placing blame on dirty magazines. I think the truth is something along the lines of "I felt powerful when I did this to people and I kept doing it." Not some weird blame-game about how the dirty magazines made him into monster.
If you understand WHY he chose this particular person to do his last interview, then you understand what I mean.
He picked this guy bc he aligned with his belief in something he could blame (plus the guy had political pull.)
The interviewer was anti-graphic images. Perhaps he was hoping he would call up his connections and get a "stay" so he could keep probing his mind to push his own narrative about how these types of images are damaging.
So no. Your assumption is way off. We all know what he did anyways. It's not a secret. I meant MOTIVE. The deeper meaning behind the "why." 🙄
@@flyer3455yes
@@TeaSpiracy People are always trying to understand the deeper meaning behind the why. Bundy mentioned pornography as a factor for what _caused_ the fantasy life to start. He told investigators the point you made about it making him feel powerful, too. The deeper meaning isn't deep. I gather a lot of these true crime lovers have not looked into their own hearts, and have not studied human history. The heart of mankind is evil, immoral, and a lover of violence and conflict. Greedy and selfish. Prone to lying and cheating. The list goes on. We are all guilty of these things. The reason why he murdered is because he chose to. Because he tapped into evil, and went down that dark path. Because being evil is fun; it's thrilling. The pleasure these crimes gave him must've been near unbearable - yet, that wicked pleasure was short lived, as he was inevitably caught. Think of all the power-trips people have had in the past: Hitler & Stalin, the SS and the Imperial Japanese war criminals, Genghis Khan and the Mongolians' genocide, the Romans and their brutal conquering and torture tactics. Were they 'psychopaths'? Far from it! You can look into every society, every group of people and find this problem of sin and evil. Only has Christ conquered this, for anyone who truly repents and believes - and _goes on believing_ , and living the right life.
@@TeaSpiracyI don’t think every person that does these things have the same reason behind it.
I do think he just got a high off of doing these things.
Loved those 1979 opening ads, revived the flavour of a wonderful era
Ted lead this interview, he had no remorse. When truly didn't believe he was wrong in his acts.
@@hz1155 No, it isn't true - but people say it because it makes the most sense to them. It's the age-old thing of trying to paint someone who did evil deeds in a non-human light. I've studied a lot of history, including war history, and to understand someone like this, you must understand man's proneness to evil and wickedness. People make it overly complicated. Of course Bundy would've felt remorse, and I believe he truly did feel it in his last years/months/days. The reason why he went to Florida in the first place was that he thought he could switch his identity and just stop doing what he was doing. Start over in his life - which was obviously delusional. So, he certainly knew what he was doing was wrong, deep down.
@@laurac.405 You sound like a airhead
He was a great intelligent individual.I miss Ted Bundy.
@@laurac.405 If they would have let Bundy out after that interview he would have started killing again. He admitted to all the killings to buy time before his execution, promising to lead the cops to the bodies. It didn't work. To blame porno for all the murders is a lie.
@@laurac.405He knew what he was doing was wrong. But I don’t think he felt remorse. He probably didn’t want to spend the rest of his life in jail. If he felt remorse/empathy he wouldn’t repeatedly kill/rape like most people. He’s not “evil”. He’s an extremely bad person who lacks empathy and remorse.
Yeah Ted the girls didn’t want to die either?!
It blew my mind to hear him say that
That thought really got to me too lol. Never seen someone so afraid of death who made it a full time job at one point before death row
@@Shann381 the worse part was how he became uncomfortable talking about Kimberly leach then how his eyes look up at Dobson . It’s like he’s 2 different people.
@@EdMcCornhole have you watched the RUclips channel the behavior panel dissect this interview? So good! I watched it after this one and then had to go back and rewatch this one lol. Would love to hear your opinion!
@@Shann381 I don’t think he was hiding what he was, I thought he seemed genuine and accepted it. There is a degree of abnormal psychology with him but he talks of his own experience. After the first or second time he should have knew right from wrong but kept going. He explains himself from an analytical point of view being a law student psychology expert ect…. I could probably have a conversation and a coffee with him. Lol
"I've taken full responsibility for whatever I've done." Even that is a deflection.
Yeah, full responsibility- but it was the PORN! 😂😂
How so?
@yankee2666 it's an attempt at garnering sympathy, not acknowledgment that the punishment is deserved for the committed crimes.
@@glanzera what could he have said differently?
@@ednanocapesthe “for whatever ive done” part
1:29 well at 7am it will be about 20,000 volts
Lol
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Like he’s going to die what can he think bro😂😂😂
Lmao
i don't get it
It's remarkable how he was basically blaming everything on pornography. Today it's all over the internet for years, and yet there hasn't been anyone like Bundy since
Rex huermann is pretty close
Welll..... There has been actually. There has been many more like him. And I think there are way more that are just unreported, or that their stories haven't gained as much notoriety.
People have definitely learned from his mistakes. But a lot of them, not in a good way.
He doesn’t understand himself, therefore he blames pornography for his actions.
Russ Williams in Canada didn't blame his warped actions on pornography and he told the detective that he didn't know why that he did what he did or why he did it.
Yes there are, and in fact pornography has an impact far beyond what most people imagine.
It is NOT some kinda casual thing that is akin to entertainment, but in fact is destructive on a number of levels.
He was right, and it's really sad that he was affected by it before getting the help that might have made a difference.
Ted Bundy looked so casual and charming in this interview and i think that is what made him so dangerous and able to kill so many young woman and girls.
He looks VERY manipulative. But it's funny to see, how he does the religious moron who believes everything because it goes with his agenda!
No what actually made him so dangerous is that he hit them over the head with a tire iron after pretending to be a cripple, fireman, or policeman. Charm had nothing to do with it. The women who weren't distracted enough to fall for his disability act said he had "beady little eyes that were creepy." Ted Bundy wasn't a charmer. He was a kidnapper. And his willingness to lie - to pretend to be a policeman, a disabled person, a fireman - was what made him dangerous.
Who and why reickarnaited the people IN the psychopats?@@ko7577
@@ko7577 Charm is how he was able to get his victims in that position in the first place - otherwise they would have just kept walking. You're speaking here with the benefit of hindsight, but the average person encountering Ted would not remotely know of his true nature, and certainly would be susceptible to his smooth talking ways.
@@dd7428 Actually, they stopped because they felt sorry for him and thought he was harmless, not charming. For every one woman who pitied him, 12 more passed him by because of his "beady little eyes." He spent half a day at Lake Sammamish before someone finally felt sorry for him because of his fake cast. He wasn't asking them out to dinner. He was saying he was injured and needed help. That's not "charm."
I know men have some kind of weird fetish for Bundy - which is really bizarre to me - and have to pretend he was out there wining and dining his victims and not just outright hitting them with a crowbar when they turned to put his books in the car, but it's a myth.
Bundy was a kidnapper in most instances (going into basements and carrying away sleeping women), pretending to be a cripple and preying on their pity, and then of course, he'd pretend to be a police officer or fireman (what he did in the Lake City case with the 12 year-old). He knew he wasn't charming from the moment he opened his mouth, which is why he rarely did. He just flashed a badge or made up a story about being an authority figure. And when you're pitting wits against a 12 year-old girl or 19 year-old teenager, it ain't hard to trick someone.
It's not benefit of hindsight. People have always known Bundy's MO - pretend to be crippled or an authority figure and capture, even at gunpoint if necessary (the DaRonch case). She was anything but charmed and suspicious. But these were children and in some cases teenagers he was preying on. He was also 6-7 years older than most college students in the 1970s. It's possible they thought he was an injured professor. Case in point: Lynda Healy was graduating college at 21. Bundy graduated at 26. He wasn't really college age for the 70s. Most people by 26 had a new house, new car, and a 5 year-old career.
Charm is deceiving someone by wowing them with your personality and/or looks. Pretending to be injured or crippled isn't "charm." It's tricking someone a half-decade or full decade younger than you, and it's pathetic. These women didn't go with him because he was charming. They went because they felt sorry for him. And some of them never went at all. Some he just outright bashed over the head while they were sleeping. Not very sexy, though, so the media can't tell the story that way.
Bone chilling to know Dahmer was outdoing what he was doing during this interview
The main difference between Dahmer and Bundy was that Bundy took pleasure in the actual killing. He gained satisfaction from the suffering of another human being, and his savageness was pretty much unmatched. With Dahmer when he killed, it was more of a means to an end. His main objective was to keep his victims with him in some way.
@@captainh3831 but he did take pleasure because if he didn't he would have stopped after one murder or when one guy escaped he should left him but no he went and brought him back to his place.
11:27 this switch up is genuinely frightening.
why
11:33
29:29 I can see that Michael C Hall without question watched this interview and imitated this exact moment at times in his portrayal of the serial killer Dexter. "Yeah" gave me chills.
Anthony Michael Hall? from Breakfast Club?
@@uuuultra Google "Dexter Michael C Hall"
@@uuuultraNo, Michael C. Hall is a different person. He played a serial killer in a popular TV show called Dexter! He only killed bad people. (I think there were 8 Seasons) He also portrayed JFK in The Crown. (Season 2)
He won’t talk about the 12-year-old girl. There’s no correct “human response” a psycho can make up.
He won't talk about it because he finds pleasure when he thinks about it. He kind of wants to keep ito himself.
@@carolinekdkb I think more so he feels shame...not any remorse or guilt. Ive watched a lot of serial killer interviews, and they will talk graphically about their murders but almost ever time its about a child they killed they clam up and don't want to talk. I think they know how bad it looks for hurting a child and can't bring themselves to discuss it out of shame.
10:45 he gets turned on talking about it
I am 😊😊😊
@@AnthonyNelmsyou’re a monster just like him
Bundy is a monster that's off the scale but sitting across from him having a conversation he seems so normal which makes him so totally dangerous, so extremely dangerous.
It’s next level creepy and it makes me wonder who of all the people I’ve ever met in my life could also be a monster inside, well camouflaged. Creepy
No monster, just a human being. Monsters only exist in fairy tales. - It is always us.
that's why he was put down
He’s like the ultimate nondescript guy. If he hit on me in a bar I would probably write him off as a guy that was nice to the point of being boring.
He’s not normal lol hardcore porn is all over the internet maybe all hardcore male porn stars were would be serial killers lok
Hes so good at bsing. Is it weird i find his speech pattern and cadance soothing
The two things are definitely related imo.
These sorts of people make great CEOs and managerial people in white collar industry
26:41. The last thing his victims saw … the devil in disguise . RIP 🕊️
I caught that: a split second of pure evil.
Nice observation
The look of pure evil
No, his literally just sneaking a peek to see if his acting is going over as he wants it to. All psychopaths do this.
He definitely loved to hear himself talk.
Yes.
we do too
Who are the "we" you speak of
@@thedon8613i swear to God, who the fuck is we ? 🤣
@@thedon8613 You and many others.
I wish we could interview him today
Are you thinking about all the victims out there? No, he was thinking about a phone call from the Florida Governor, which never came.
LOL!
11:31
I’ve learned: beware of people that can’t give a straight answer and try to wordsmith their way around being direct. Lots of narcissists and psychopaths walking around our world
politicians?😆
Yeah, the white collar corporate world is full of them. Honestly it seems like a job requirement
"listen, it's no fun...it's kind of lonely..."(excusez mon anglais!!!), je trouve que Ted est hallucinant....avec le nombre de jeunes filles qu'il a envoyées à la mort, et qu'il a dû sans doute bien regarder dans les yeux à ce moment-là....je le trouve stupéfiant de parler de ce qu'il va 'vivre' le lendemain, tout cela est terrible en vérité, quelle peine et quel gâchis.
Bitte deutsch sprechen !!
@@isildurany2888speak English both of you
I worked as an assistant sex therapist for half a year a decade ago and actually I did see cases where people had encounters as children with certain material and then developed a fetish from that. One man when he was alone at home as a child would go up into the attic and smell his mothers leader shoes and later developed a foot and shoe and leader fetish. I don’t know Teds childhood trauma history but I doubt it was just this material. I do think that he must have had severe attachment trauma as a baby that his mother probably neglected him to extreme extents and didn’t mirror him and his emotions and that made him susceptible to this murderous behaviour. I believe when a baby is severely neglected by their primary caregiver it creates toxic powerlessness. I’d also love to know wether maybe his father was a socio or psychopath. Where he did else learn this terrible behaviour from? Or his mother of course.
if every killer has trauma soon or later that causes killing .then..where is evil?...i do not believe that trauma causes that people become fetish and killer..it is nonsense and it is not true..they are just evil.
Completely wrong. He didn't learn this from his mother or father. How could he? He didn't have either. Use your brain for half a second, he developed these thoughts from lack of parents and pr0nography.
Spot on. His father may have been his grandfather actually and his mother was posed as his sister. That alone could mess a kid up. I feel like his grandfather was likely the violent one, but I could be wrong.
They put it out on purpose. Now, did he find a job as a runner,??
It's his brain make-up, his mind/body is wired for predatory behaivior. Pfe determined. Most people that get abuse, dont turn to this, or else we would have million of bundy's. He's just "broken"
29:26 I believe THAT response was genuine
interesting what makes you say that
The eye flash, a hard quick nod in approval in agreement without even thinking about how to respond. I think he was slightly agitated with that remark but still agreed bc Ted is a lot of things but he isnt stupid, and he knows that WE know hes a liar. Thats just the way I took it. @@fluff975
And we still counting due to all of these brain dead people watching FB and tik Tok all day long
@@fluff975because is true ..... This generation is almost as good as brain dead and have No Respect for human life I mean think about it this was recorded in 1989 ok and we are in 2024 and violence has ski rocketed Right ???? Answer your question yourself honestly
@@fluff975 For some folks just uttering the word Jesus makes you authentic. Bundy knows this and is playing people to this day.
thanks for posting!........fascinating interview. i think everyone knows exactly what bundy was doing here.
What?
@@alexaf2744 the same thing he was doing by talking with investigators about unsolved murders - trying to get another stay of execution.
@@beavis4playnope, it's just am interview
Nobody knows cuz he's not doing anything just an interview
@@ShitYourself7 - obviously you know know nothing about bundy.
Patrick Bateman must have got much inspiration from Bundy for American Psycho. The mannerisms are very similar
Christian Bale more like it.
Bret Easton Ellis more like it
He based the mannerisms on Tom Cruise, as he said in an interview
Press pause at 26:41 and for a second ,you can see the look flash theough his eyes
Its quick, but once you see it,you cant unsee it .Pure evil
Crazy
He was a manipulator, can't ever forget that..
I see it
I noticed that!
Yikes... Monstrous
The only person this serial killer monster and manipulator ever felt sorry for was himself.
You can't fake that look when asked about the 12 yr old ..
Shame ...albeit situational shame
Just to keep it a buck, he really is a wonderful orator. It just made me think that Judge Cowert was sincere when he said he would have made a stand up lawyer. He actually is wildly intelligent, capable, clear, and poignant. But you can see he’s struggling to restrain his truth, or part of his truth. He’s not completely transparent in how he feels, hiding his psychotic and perverse aspects. He says it was porn, and maybe that awoken the demon in him. I truly believe that he embodies actual evil or darkness. It’s all good and easy to be pious and solemn on your death day under lights in front of cameras. But what about when he was in the cover pitch black, bludgeoning and terrifying helpless young women, randomly, and for seemingly no reason? And the fucked up part that has been so hard for me to reconcile all my life is that that evil is literally a part of the human DNA sequence. It’s part of our existence and our life. It is a reality. So really, how the fuck can we judge him any more than we judge someone for being born with brown hair? That is so fucked up.
How is it part of the DNA sequence?
Easy....you judge men by their actions....and teach your children to bridle all passions....and be a VIGILANT parent
Shuttt up dude this trend is dead already muticans return to being an oldschool
Its literally not in our DNA sequence. It's a choice. Just like being a homosecual is a choice.
It's called sin. Sin at its core. This is why we all need Jesus.
Predisposition to crime, pornography is just an excuse. Watching a documentary on turtles could have triggered him.
i wonder if ted saw the irony in him being afraid of dying when he had MURDERED over one HUNDERED PEOPLE?
If he wasn't afraid of death, it would make him less human.
@@flyer3455correct
Then what do you think about religious folk because the serious ones dont fear death@@flyer3455
Really 100 people ??
He wasn't afraid. Being fearful of and not wanting something to happen are two different things.
He was not an animal. He was an absolute monster.
How could you sit in the same room with this demon? Absolutely terrifying!!!
Demons are better than Ted, the demons did not have a choice, Ted did
Thx, I somehow missed this interview
Bundy is doing a horrible job of exhibiting empathy. Not an ounce of empathy shown on his face his body, nor from his verbal responses while looking at the interviewer for confirmation as he expresses himself 🙄
He's genetically incapable of guilt. He's a psychopath. His view of things is clinical. Unattached. Cold
Yes he had degree in psychology that’s why.
Starting with that commercial is so trippy.
He's not just talking about pornagraphy he talking about violence in the media slasher films he knows what there stirring up in people if you actually listen to him he means to talk about violence in the media more than he does pornagraphy
The first meaningful word out of his mouth was the word "control." That on its own says a lot about his mentality. Control is a primary motivator for psychopaths and serial killers have that need for control in common with one another, its a feature of their psychopathy and their killings.
He grew up, thinking his mother was his sister. He was raised by his grandparents. That’s not ideal for a fucking kid to grow up in.
Exactly…
Excuses....excuses. jack nicholson had the EXACT same upbringing and he loves and adores women
@@Mint-kj9kw That’s true . But we are not the ones to judge him.
@@Mint-kj9kw No one has the same childhood with anyone!!!!!!!! No one is the same with someone else!!!! In psychology when someone kills somebody else it’s a whole lesson study for months!!! And in specific area: Criminology. We are not the ones to judge him! Funny fact, i agreed with you yesterday!!!!
All I can say is, he was smarter than an average human. His speech was articulate, his remourse was articulate, as if he was an experienced fine actor and psychologist
He wasn't smart though. Another of what he says is complete word salad: just him delaying long enough for him to think about what would be normal to say, as a psychopath narracstic, this is difficult for him.
"These children"? ? That was very telling. Was Kimberly Leach the only child he murdered?? There's more😢💔
Thought that too
No, there was another 12 year old he raped and drowned in a hotel room during the college murders.
If you pause it when the phone rings during his interview wow the look of his eyes says it all . Monster
11:32 when his mask slips off because he thinks it's the governor ringing with a stay lol
I thought the exact same LOL
Thats not what happens at all. No mask slipped. The governor doesn't use a phone to call in a stay during an interview. Yall weirdos overthink everything haha
I don’t think that’s the governor ringing in with a stay, or he was expecting that, but what I do think is significant about this moment, if most people are in a moment of emotion, a phone call wouldn’t break the emotion. It was a slip.
Agree. Plus, it was fun that others had the same chuckle! My dear Dad would've said the same thing about the phone call🤣to make me laugh!@@nette661
@@nette661 Diana Weiner had made it clear to Dobson that he'll be pulled out at any time if the governor's office requested to speak to him. They were literally hanging on every phone ring for the call announcing a stay of execution. The entire point of the Dobson interview was for him to pull strings with the governor's office in the final hours. Weiner was handing him a damn phone the second he was out of the interview and he refused to do it. Bundy's whole schtick was never more evident than in this interview where he's so clearly distracted and unable to keep the mask on.
They didn't foresee the internet.
A master manipulator. Even hours before death
This dude's forehead wrinkles are as disturbing as his crimes
Prank Call at 11:30
😂😂😂 prank call from Dahmer
Bundy thought it was the governor calling to cancel his execution lol
Resident evil phone sounds
He literally 😔👀😔
His ears perked up like a Dobermans Pinscher from that phone ringing, what a nut! 🤣😂
His a great con artist but still a fool in many ways may the victims rest and find peace 🌹 ☮️♥️
I think the only question he answered is the initial question of what is going through his mind right now. Everything else was just a lot of words.
A psychopath brain can't stop or care to stop the compulsion turning fantasy into reality. If they don't have compassion or remorse there's nothing to stop them. Narcissism is the arrogance of believing they can get away with it as long as they can with no regrets.
What’s fascinating is that a lot of addicts deal with addictive fantasies. 12 step sex and love addicts anonymous has meetings just for fantasy addicts. Now, from what I’ve seen there’s sex offenders in those group but the majority of people have harmless fantasies. I wonder what baby or childhood trauma makes a person have violent fantasies and what kind of person with what kind of history, has the urge to actually act them (violent fantasies) out.
@@alexaf2744 I believe humans have had violent and deviant tendencies forever. The whole spectrum of behavior from severe to mild., . A thousand years ago and in some situations today It's probably useful to be the most savage, dominant , resourceful and smart . That would keep one alive . it's still in us , some more than others but not all those violent traits are as useful in a domestic society. maybe it takes a traumatic awakening today at some point in one's life to bring it out it. We all have our "thing" Or illness .Some people's thing is taking others lives without remorse, which works in tribe warfare but not suburbaria..
Yeah that's the scariest facts unfortunately about these sick devils
SANK YOU DOCTAH FWOID!!!!
@@alexaf2744 attend some of those meetings and you'll understand. Mine was watching my Father tie my Mother to a chair, torture and rape her, while making my brother beat me.
My Mom and Dad were both addicts with substances and sex. My Dad was extremely violent.
When they split up my Mom got with 2 more men that were violent and sexual and addicts.
I never had any conception of what a healthy relationship looked like. I just seen sex, drugs, violence, anger, hate and very little sympathy.
An addiction is a symptom. This is why Ed Kempers insight is so important.
He understood that and was probably the only fully honest killer
29 minutes in and I just cannot stomach another minute. Bundy, a coward, not only tries but needs to pass the buck. It's worth noting that he told investigators that pornography had no bearing. He wanted to do it. He did it. Alcohol helped lower his inhibitions and I'd say for some of the things this vile man did it helped him. But it doesn't preclude the simple facts that Bundy was a sociopathic and narcissitic muderer who took pleasure in the truly awful things he did to those women. I'll refer to Polly Nelson and the excellent quote from her.
"Ted", she wrote, "was the very definition of heartless evil".
James Dobson was evil too for turning the victims legacy into a cheap right wing hit job
Thank god he is not black, because everybody would have said that he's innocent and it's police violence against black community. I know it's sound harsh but it's true. Maybe he would be hero in nowadays
Margaret Goode revealed something in her book on Bundy, regarding Kimberly Leach and this interview. Specifically,...Ted's verdict in the Leach case was still under appeal, when this interview took place. She advised Ted to NOT say anything about the case. Ted not being able to talk about it, was him following Goode's advice. Dobson's response of "it's too painful" was a projection, and not why Bundy chose not to speak about Kim' murder.
Correction: the attorney I referred to here is named Polly Nelson, NOT Margaret Good. The rest of the message here was from an article she was quoted in.
Does anyone know if he felt any pain on the electric chair? 1 person said his fingers tried to make a fist or something.
All muscles contract involuntarily during electrocution so a clenched fist doesn't mean much -- but yeah It had to be painful
@@reallyhappenings5597 I could imagine and plus he couldn't scream because they wrap something around his face tight.
One thing I do agree with is the pornography. I don't know what type of research is done over violence and porn, but it is a strong indicator. It promotes women as being inferior to men, and does encourage violent controlling behavior. The desensitization is an issue. Proponents just don't want to give it up. It clearly has a connection to screwing up a child's brain. I think the world would be a much better place, especially America, if it weren't so easily accessible.
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That was deflection and shifting responsibility. Millions of people watch pornography and dont even come close even thinking about doing what he done.
Nothing and no one was responsible for what he done. other than him himself. His rationalisation and trying to shift blame only speaks to his shear psychopathology and says more about his evil intent that it does about pornography
@rainblaze. porn is trash that cultivates dark thoughts and perpetuates even darker fantasies that can never really be achieved by a couple. Porn is so bad now that there are reenactment of daddy daughter or sister brother as common titles on pornhub. Yes I know, because I've seen it. Every serial killer starts with a fantasy and eventually pushes more and more till they end up killing. It's an addiction. The fact most all serial killers have porn addictions isn't just coincidence. Porn is ruining brains on a daily. Children's minds are too damn delicate and valuable to have it even floating around online. All of online porn should be illegal. It's not worth it to have it so accessible so adults can get their rocks off conveniently and out children at risk. Anyone who thinks it's ok is being selfish or is just a perv or just doesn't want to speak up because it's never affected them. It's a horrible problem and it's way too normalized. Nobody seems to respect the act of sex anymore.
I was just making a point that pornography is not why he killed... geeeez
@@ParticularlyGrunge oh stop!!
Good thing we closed all of the adult book stores......
Peirs Morgan, take notes. This is how you do an interview
Can’t help but agree with him.
So you'd go out and kill a bunch of women because you watch porn... okay
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pause at 26:42 this man was fucking sick.. whole face changes, eyes look so evil .. R.i.p ms Kimberley leach
Face of a devil
Imagine him saying death is something we all have to go through. We all have to but not in his way, this was something he said to comfort himself. He is afraid of death so nice and look, after all the horror all those poor women have been through. The poor innocent women saw the devil in him.
Ted never said he was sorry. He used porn as an excuse for his murderous ways. He didn’t talk about how he hopes Christ would forgive him, even in his last moments. He speaks of God briefly. But then again , so did that man who was next to Christ actively dying on a cross and told Jesus that he recognized Jesus as the Son of God. Only then did merciful Jesus tell that murderer next to Him that : Today you will be with Me in paradise”.
Ted is still making excuses and blaming porn for his murderous way. Hopefully for Ted he , in his last moments pleaded and acknowledged God for who he was. None of us know that. But, it feels like Ted is making excuses.
Hopefully I’m wrong, that’s between him and God. But Christians should never relish or want another to go to hell. In this interview, Ted is wanting to sound too intelligent , and is meaning to, for what he’s about to go through.
He was really remorseful. I feel the same way when I throw out my old toothbrush and buy a new one.
👁👄👁💀BRUH
No, he wasn't.... he didn't even bring up the murders.
@@Keshly16i think that’s the point.. the comment was sarcastic?
All ted was, back In those days, was a psychological genious. Just knew how to go into depth and to switch things up.
No question porn is one of the most destructive mainstream weapons in society today....
but i love it
of course you do, thats the point... its like any type of drug @@lisalamb5448
Agreed
I find it ironic how 30 years ago they were banning and shutting down all these adult stores just for 30 years later to allow adult films to be so easily accessible on the internet. It’s harmful in my opinion worse than any potent drug. The adult industry is responsible for the current state of the world in particular the U.S
the same reason why a lot of the things in food are legal... money talks @@Frandezo
People should also watch the behaviour panel, They all agree that Dobson was taken for a ride.
bundy tam bir manipülasyon hastasıdır idamına saatler kala bile kendini masum göstermeye çalışıyor muhtemelen cezasının hafifleyecegini düşündü gerçek bundy sadece kurbanlar gördü üzücü
The whole thing is an act for that man , he worth nothing and didn't deserve forgiveness AT ALL
They should have given life imprisonment to bundy instead of death. Then when adx Florence opened, sent him there.
Thank god the Internet wasn't around then.
Funny what he says about violence being available by phone. He seemed to predict the future right there.
The most fascinating guy in my lifetime. It is unbelievable.
You have had a very sad lifetime my friend.
It’s been 35 years since his death, he’d be 77 years old now. He hated his mother for being illegitimate and not knowing who fathered him: the mother never admitted anything but maybe he knows now.
Lots of Ted’s still out running around let that sink in a hot minute
He looks away 98% of the time. Doesnt meet the eyes of his interviewer. He knew that he was horrible and accepted it, however never shed a tear for his victims or their families. Pure anti-social psychopath right here.
Its chilling how he reels you in. Hes so well spoken and dare i say , charismatic!?!?! Dangerous !!!
Had Ted Bundy have worn a tie at trial, he might have received life.
Day release
Just like a shark, he had those dead, lifeless eyes..
Chilling to the bone.
He doesn’t talk about that he was to believe his sister was his mother
Yes, and I think most of his psychosis stemmed from this. He felt so wronged by this and coupled with his girlfriend ditching him and his out of control narcissistic tendencies led him to kill so many innocent women.
I was wondering if his victims looked like either his mother or his sister?
@@sundijohnson2486 but they got back together and were even talking about mariage but then he stopped all contact with her i guess to start killing but i think he stopped seeing because he didn't want to kill instead.
He’s lying in every second of this interview which shows the depth of his madness.
When he’s asked about the little girl, he looks like he’s reliving it in his head, enjoying the memory. Sick, sick worse than an animal
I disagree. I think he certainly was being truthful. Not sure completely but certainly he was on some aspects
@@TammyM36the only person he felt sorry for was himself and that's why he cried and all of that sadness, other than that he felt pure pleasure and his tone was so fake to the point where it seemed mocking while talking about the victims
Was that criticism of porn and sexclubs trendy at this end of 80s by Christians? Asking here with the sight of a 90s guy who grew with internet
Yeah, there was a bunch of pushes to control & censor media in the late 80s and 90s. The most nauseating thing in this interview is honestly James Dobson, effectively sympathizing with this man to help his conservative agenda to censor pornography. I can't imagine being a victim's family and watching this disgusting freak mutter about god and how victimized he was by pornography.
It absolutely was, you also had a growing anti-porn school of feminists (Andrea Dworkin being the best known) that added onto it. Pornography had always been a focal point of the 70s/80s period of US Christians going back to stuff like Hustler/Larry Flynt. That’s part of why this interview was done, once they had a serial killer and monster discussing pornography in this way they knew they had to get more of the scoop.
At 13 or 14 he was already prowling around the houses of strangers, looking through their trash, no doubt peeping through the windows too and stealing.
Bundy was in the top five of most sickest human beings ever.
Not even close
@@TTundragrizzlyhe's one of the most deranged American killers with a high count. You don't know anything.
Look up dean corll
Not even top 30 but from his years of killing till his death he was top 5 in that modern society
Why isn't the sound working?
Very interesting interview
It's hard to watch the likes of Ted Bundy being so sanctimonious.
Serious question was he just stalling for more time?
He’s a very handsome man and it’s sick that someone so normal looking and a tiny could hide such a sinister side bringing Dr J and Mr H to life. It should’ve only been a fiction tale but he brought it to life.
I haven't seen a man more manipulative dn him...😢😢
I think in certain parts of the interview he's being extremely honest, but he certainly had absolutely no remorse whatsoever!
Did they have to get zac efron to play him 😢😢😢
Shoulda been played by dexter
The words he says he sounds crazy
i wonder why
Hes a good guy ;-)
70's, 80's, and 90's has been hard for the U.S dealing with horrible serial killers, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, and Jeffery Dahmer. I can even mentioned Richard the LA Nightstalker.
“Automated patterns of head dynamics are associated with psychopathic traits in incarcerated women" (and men) but his head moves all over the place.
His head movements and movements generally appear contrived to me.
Psychopathy is not listed in the DSM for good reason. Not enough proof. It's a way to explain away criminal behaviour in people; oftentimes serial killers. If psychopathy is real, then Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, the Mongolian Empire, Roman Empire, etc. must've been full of them. But... that doesn't make sense, now, does it?
What fool put the mic next to the AC?
I miss Ted Bundy,such a bright young man.