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Ted Bundy sat across from her with nothing behind his eyes. That feeling sent her to the payphone and probably saved her life. Chris Distefano tells the JRE his mom’s friend was 18 or 19 in Utah. She met the man at a supermarket, sat down to a first...

40,614 просмотров • 13 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Cheese Crackers 🇺🇸
Cheese Crackers 🇺🇸13 дней назад

Girls are told to “be nice” I don’t advocate for women to be awful shrews. But, we also shouldn’t tell them they should ignore their instincts because it wouldn’t be polite

Фото профиля mpetrus
mpetrus13 дней назад

Got to go with the gut sometimes

Фото профиля Cindy Morris
Cindy Morris12 дней назад

My 6th sense kept me safe. I never ignore it.

Фото профиля Camus
Camus13 дней назад

Chris Distefano on the JRE Full episode:

Фото профиля EDWConcepts
EDWConcepts13 дней назад

Now ask how many women wanted to fuck him.

Фото профиля TVARZAN400
TVARZAN40012 дней назад

I'm sure there are a no. of women who came in contact w/Bundy & don't realize. I had an interaction w/who I believe was Bundy in Pens just prior to capture, but I stopped telling the story because I got looks like "yeah sure". Exactly how long he was in Pens is unknown.

Фото профиля tired_hungry
tired_hungry13 дней назад

AI written

Фото профиля Gargle_My_Ballsack
Gargle_My_Ballsack10 дней назад

His first murders were not in Utah. They were in Washington state. Especially in the Seattle area. He did branch out to other states when he moved to Utah, probably because the heat was on in Seattle, with even his friends suspecting he might be the infamous "Ted" from the lake.

Фото профиля jesse Bartlett
jesse Bartlett12 дней назад

That’s not how he hunted. But still if true crazy story. Bc this dude loves telling questionable stories. Bundy wouldn’t leave a connection back to him. He just grabbed random people. Mid he k his date, people know who, what where.

Фото профиля ☀️
☀️12 дней назад

😨

Фото профиля Luis Margoles
Luis Margoles10 дней назад

Nothing behind his eyes.

Фото профиля George W
George W9 дней назад

He most likely was murdering with his grandpa who was murdering in front of him. Remember, there’s a case before that.

Фото профиля Orwell on his iPhone
Orwell on his iPhone12 дней назад

“Bundy”

Фото профиля Mark 🌄
Mark 🌄12 дней назад

Instinct isn’t proof, but it can be a powerful warning signal. If something feels deeply wrong, you don’t need to justify leaving—you can simply leave. Sometimes listening to that feeling is what keeps you safe.

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