Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, and Gary Ridgway Once Breathed the Same Poisoned Air. Did It Make Them Killers? In 1961 Tacoma, Washington, a smokestack leached toxic lead into the water and air.

As is the case with most Seth MacFarlane projects, Ted 2 is stuffed full of pop culture references and celebrity cameos. The sequel to the 2012 smash hit comedy finds MacFarlane's teddy bear ...

After two escapes from imprisonment, more of Bundy's crimes came to light and he was sentenced to death in 1979. How many people did Ted Bundy kill?

Theodore "Ted" Robert Bundy was a serial killer and rapist who terrorized women throughout the 1970s. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bundy confessed to killing at least 30 women ...

Fifty years ago, Ted Bundy was driving through the Treasure Valley while moving from Seattle to Salt Lake City when he noticed a girl hitchhiking on Interstate 84 near Boise.

The first person outside law enforcement to review the case of Nancy Wilcox in almost five decades quickly realized the story was different than accounts she'd seen other places.

A Washington resident, breaking decades of silence, discusses the betrayal and shame she and her family felt at being related to the famous serial killer.

In 1978, Kathy Kleiner Rubin survived serial killer Ted Bundy. And those closest to her didn’t know what to say. Some comments helped but others hurt.

Jessica Knoll watched a 2019 documentary on Ted Bundy, only to be frustrated over the lack of information about his victims. So, she made them the focus in her new novel, Bright Young Women.

Two of a kind? Ted Bundy survivors Karen Pryor and Cheryl Thomas share their stories and reveal chilling similarities between the Bundy killings and the Idaho murders.

"Ted Bundy jerked back, appearing startled, when he first saw the electric chair inside the execution chamber at the Florida State Prison," Swarens wrote in The Daily Beast 30 years later.