(Ebook free) Reflections on Green River: The Letters of, and Conversations with, Ted Bundy
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| #2757584 in Books | Ingramcontent | 2016-04-05 | Original language:English | 9.02 x.75 x5.98l,1.07 | File Name: 0974851051 | 362 pages | Reflections on Green River The Letters Of and Conversations With Ted Bundy
||1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| A Researcher's Paradise|By Richard A. Duffus|Regarding both "Reflections on Green River' and "In Defense of Denial," these two works are raw data - a researcher's paradise. Long-sought passages, previously excluded, jump out from the page.For example Bundy's means of bypassing the prison mail system, only hinted at in earlier works, is fully explained by Bundy himself. About the Author|Sara is a pseudonym for a survivor of Ted Bundy kidnappings and stalking who knew him over a four year period from when she was in high school to her first two years of college at the University of Washington. The severe trauma left her withou
NEW INFORMATION ABOUT THE BUNDY CASES HAS JUST EMERGED: Buried in a file of the Search and Rescue of both Taylor Mountain and Issaquah is a list of the evidence finds of those two Bundy dump sites. Issaquah contained more than just bones - there were finds of women's clothing, remains that did not match the skeletons of Ott or Naslund leading to behind the scenes conclusions that 1-2 young females unknown were found there, and other finds such as jewelry,...
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