Ted Bundy: The Man Named Ted — Part 3

By the summer of 1974, police in Washington knew they had a serious problem.

Young women were disappearing. Witnesses were reporting suspicious encounters. And then, at a crowded state park in broad daylight, the man they were looking for finally began to leave something behind: witnesses, a description, a Volkswagen — and a name.

Ted.

In Part Three of this six-part series, we follow Bundy to Lake Sammamish, where Janice Ott and Denise Naslund disappear on the same day, and then east as the murders continue in Utah, Colorado and Idaho.

We also meet Carol DaRonch, the woman who survived an attempted abduction and would become enormously important to the case against him.

The police still don't have Ted Bundy.

But the invisible offender isn't quite so invisible anymore.

Everybody remembers Ted. It's time we remembered his victims.

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