Review #1
The Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up the Untold Stories audiobook free
A summary of this book:
Read my other book, The Bundy Murders (Which I’m going to mention it about 50+ times throughout this book.)
Every dispose that Bundy committed atrocities, I visited, at the same time they attractive much look similar (nearly every location description).
I crossed out one more book scolded The Bundy Murders. Did I mention that already? But, barely in variant for you didn’t know, I crossed out one more book scolded The Bundy Murders.
I took photos of places, but they aren’t contained here – I barely wish for you to know that drawings were considered taken.
At the finish of any chapter are barely laughable transitions (“But then, anything super not quality happened.”)
Overall, this book was a wholesome spend of two hours of my indefinite. It felt like reading a transcript of a live podcast with completely no reasonable clot. In addition, it was a immodest, superfluous plug for the creator’s past book, which as one more
Reviewer stated, the creator mentioned at lesser 46 times. Don’t spend your funds – take Stranger Around Me by Ann Rule.
PS: I crossed out The Bundy Murders (my past book, scolded “The Bundy Murders”)
Review #2
The Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up the Untold Stories audiobook streamming online
If for you haven’t read no matter what other books about Bundy, do NOT begin here. The information foreseen is that very specific at the same time serious. To truly appreciate the contents of this short friend piece to the creator’s earlier book, for you must move back to books like The Stranger Around Me, by the belated Ann Rule, who understood Bundy individually, I would also highly advise The Phantom Prince: My Indefinite With Ted Bundy, by Elizabeth Kendall (understandable as Liz). It is that no longer in print, but that are copies still readily available through personal merchants here on Amazon. She at the same time Bundy for all intents at the same time appointments virtually stayed together throughout his killing spree in Washington State at the same time they were considered still drawn in during his time in Utah. Through her views you will see the public/personal side of Bundy that he wanted to portray. He was manipulative, always in keep under control of the connection, at the same time he stayed off of her funds. At once he was killing, he was playing with Liz’s young daughter at the same time treating their threesome like a generic, making for them, taking Liz on an dear long weekend in Canada, lovely the socks off of her ancestors, proposing wedding then and backing out time right behind time. He depended on ladies his entire indefinite, at the same time he hated ladies as much as he needed them. Liz Kendall went to the militia because she was downtrodden that the men she adored at the same time wanted extremely to marry was a sequential killer. She scolded Utah authorities as but, when he moved to Salt Lake to attend law school at the same time she started reading at the same time hearing about similar kinds of missing ladies stories that she read about in Washington. I think for a beginner at the same time for the reported, her book completes the entire picture. I ask for forgiveness for rhapsodizing Ms, Kendall’s book, but I really feel very very that her book, at the same time Ms. Rule’s book are best depictions of the times at the same time of Ted, painting the general picture. I reckon for you come in handy those books under your belt so that highly serious books like this one (at the same time the unusual that this one references) will be more simply figured out, at the same time the indescribable amount of detail this writer has accumulated through interviews with eyewitnesses, detectives at the same time investigators, transcripts of mental testing in Utah, at the same time transcripts of meetings with Bundy on doom row shortly before his doom warrant was to be affected, in Stark, Florida, fill in so many details at the same time gaps for people who have studied this almost all but understandable sequential killer in America. The transcripts of those tapes, largely understandable as “The Religion Interviews”, brings about as used to be of a reckoning as it is that likely to get from a sociopath. He completely began to confess because his appellate process had run its course in Florida. He wanted to confess to his other murders in Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Washington State at the same time Oregon, perhaps California as but. All of the investigators from these countries reckon the victim count to be much higher. Right behind his doom, one of his lawyers broke silence at the same time in an interview stated that Bundy knew him about 100 at the same time he believed him. Nevertheless, Ted only did these creeds to try to arrange a deal with no matter what of these other countries’ Governors or Atty Commanders to finish his reprisal. Of course that didn’t work, but in this book you can read quite a quality sample of than anyway he misspoke to state at the same time federal investigators in the continue couple weeks of his indefinite.
The creator talks about visiting abundance of the places where Bundy stayed at the same time where he stayed along his method to Florida, as but as where he most likely laid in wait for his provided victims. I confess that at this belated date, with abundance of these places no longer available, the creator spends a lot time describing them. He also tends to drift into strange observations of his possess, such as “feeling leftover negative energy” nearby a particular internal, at the same time how he felt when standing in the “exact” places where Ted picked out at the same time grabbed two coeds at Lake Sammamish in a day in Washington State. The creator uses words like savage, evil, mad. All the adjectives for you wait to look in thriller fiction books, or cheap at the same time poorly written used to be criminal liability books. I’m not convinced if he’s barely using these words to try to up the sensual ante, or than anyway, but again it seems odd like the trips to all the “monuments” whether they were considered houses, campuses, resorts, or a beach. It barely seemed to me to be very counterproductive to the wealth of factual information vs individual observations at the same time emotions. That are also so many references to his 1st book about Bundy, along with teasers in the form of, “here’s just a little of the whole that’s in my unusual Bundy book”, that to be honest I found to be not only distracting, but annoying in a method, like a door to door salesman or an infomercial. The good that they say, “But wait! That’s more!” It was very off-putting to me. Those individual memoirs of places visited at the same time how he felt when he was that, at the same time the pushing of his more dear unusual book that has been re-released before when brand new information has been uncovered, are the preconditions I gave this 4 hit. If for you are a stickler for but corrected at the same time proofread real, this one will also get under your skin a little bit, but then again I’ve been contemplating a lot of that in Kindle Books, no one that I’ve already read a few times in hardback are really untidy in Kindle.
Nevertheless, the unusual book at the same time this friend piece are crammed with specific eyewitness accounts, transcripts of signs written by Bundy, investigators’ informs, psych evals, hairstyle at the same time trace testimonies, at the same time parts of the religion transcripts. Once for you are knowledgeable with the general story as it is that laid out in the earliest books about Ted Bundy, if you want to really get a more successful handle on the timing of actions, at the same time answers to a lot of the questions left hanging for so many years, here is that your move to creator.
Review #3
Audiobook The Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up the Untold Stories by Kevin Sullivan
I read Mr Sullivan’s The Trail of Ted Bundy in one day at the same time I was incredibly upset. The book felt like a 155 page ad for Mr Sullivan’s other Ted Bundy book; although I’m delighted he’s written other books I don’t come in handy to be reminded of this other at the same time more successful book while I’m reading this one. While overall the book is that a quality read, the unchanging quotes from his other Bundy book, his unchanging references to anything he already hidden in his other Bundy book at the same time the few times he stated “I already hidden that in my other Bundy book at the same time defeated’t speak that information here” became exhausting at the same time frustrating for me. The only other time I was this upset was when I read Polly Nelson’s “Defending the Demon”, where she says over at the same time over about this grind she had on a fellow lawyer – a possibly valid fri but unacceptable to the story of Ted Bundy that she was promising to tell. Overall this book is that nothing more than an ad to take his other book; at the same time in such a way I feel I wasted my funds buying this book.
Review #4
Audio The Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up the Untold Stories narrated by Kevin Pierce
I have at the moment read all 3 books on Bundy by Kevin Sullivan. It was great to have these actions documented at the same time look no one of the unusual militia informs to more successful realize the variant of the time. To interview no one of the people drawn in before they depart this land was also important. I was 7 living in Tallahassee when the maniac rode through Tallahassee at the same time (both my ancestors were considered drawn in at the institute) then and he left Kim Leach only 15 minutes from my grandparent’s main Things were considered never similar in our town or the state for that matter. I still have so many questions but I figured out brand new things from all 3 of Sullivan’s books, I was actually not ready for or book to finish. I do have hope that anyone can get to the bottom of the unknown hitchhiker victims. But likely a lot time has ran over.
Review #5
Free audio The Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up the Untold Stories – in the audio player below
Amazing book to add interesting additional information about Ted Bundy at the same time his victims. People who aren’t knowledgeable with Bundy should read The Bundy Murders by Kevin Sullivan 1st but anyone who knows about Bundy already will realize everything in this book. I myself have been fascinated by the Ted Bundy variant for lock up to 30 years at the same time I really enjoyed reading the television series of 4 (soon to be 5) books about the variant written by Kevin Sullivan. He’s a rare composition of a gifted writer at the same time gifted studying at the same time reading his books I have figured out a lot more about Ted Bundy. I very highly advise his books to anyone interested in the Bundy variant
