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Ted Bundy

Killer Locations

Ted Bundy

1974–1979 · Executed 1989

13 locations5 states20+ victims

Theodore Robert Bundy was an American serial killer who kidnapped, raped, and murdered young women and girls across at least seven states during the 1970s. Charismatic and intelligent, Bundy weaponized his appearance — often feigning injury or impersonating authority figures to gain the trust of his victims before attacking them. Bundy's killing spree began in Washington State in 1974, where he abducted at least eight women from college campuses and public parks before moving on to Utah, Colorado, and Idaho. After escaping custody twice — once by jumping from a courthouse window in Aspen — he fled to Florida, where he committed his most frenzied attacks, storming a Florida State University sorority house in the middle of the night and killing two women before attacking three others. Bundy was arrested for the final time in February 1978 and convicted of the Chi Omega murders and the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Kimberly Leach. He was executed in the electric chair at Florida State Prison on January 24, 1989. In his final days he confessed to 30 murders, though investigators believe the true number may be significantly higher. The locations below represent the verified sites connected to his decade-long reign of terror — from the Seattle neighborhood where he grew up to the Florida sorority house where his spree finally ended.

Active Years

1974–1979

Confirmed Victims

20+

States Active

WA, FL, CO, UT, OR

Executed

January 24, 1989

Related Locations

Lake Sammamish State Park

Lake Sammamish State Park

Serial killer Ted Bundy abducted 23-year-old Janice Ott and 19-year-old Denise Naslund from this Washington state park in broad daylight in 1974.

Issaquah|Verified
FSU Chi Omega Sorority House

FSU Chi Omega Sorority House

The Sorority House where Ted Bundy killed two women and severely injured two others.

Tallahassee|Verified
Ted Bundy's Childhood Home

Ted Bundy's Childhood Home

Infamous serial killer Ted Bundy grew up in this modest suburban home.

Tacoma|Verified
Wildwood Inn

Wildwood Inn

Caryn Campbell was abducted by serial killer Ted Bundy from this resort inn.

Snowmass Village|Verified
Ted Bundy's Utah Home

Ted Bundy's Utah Home

The small apartment that serial killer Ted Bundy lived in while living in Utah

Salt Lake City|Verified
Lynda Ann Healy's Home

Lynda Ann Healy's Home

The Seattle home where Ted Bundy killed his first confirmed victim, Lynda Ann Healy.

Seattle|Verified
Ted Bundy's Tallahassee Home

Ted Bundy's Tallahassee Home

The Tallahassee house where serial killer Ted Bundy lived after his prison escape.

Tallahassee|Verified
Central Washington University

Central Washington University

Serial killer Ted Bundy abducted 18 year old Susan Elaine Rancourt from this campus.

Ellensburg|Verified
Evergreen State College

Evergreen State College

The Olympia campus where serial killer Ted Bundy abducted Donna Manson

Olympia|Verified
Oregon State University

Oregon State University

Serial killer Ted Bundy abducted and later murdered Kathy Parks from this campus.

Corvallis|Verified
Pitkin County Courthouse

Pitkin County Courthouse

Ted Bundy escaped from the second story of this Aspen courthouse while awaiting a murder trial

Aspen|Verified
Fashion Place Mall

Fashion Place Mall

Carol DaRonch was abducted by serial killer Ted Bundy, but ultimately escaped.

Murray|Verified
Lake City Middle School

Lake City Middle School

The final victim of Ted Bundy, Kimberly Leach, was abducted from this Middle School.

Lake City|Verified

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Further Reading

The Stranger Beside Me

Ann Rule's masterpiece — written by the woman who worked alongside Bundy at a Seattle crisis hotline before learning he was a serial killer. The most haunting Bundy account ever written, because no other author could have written it.

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