Ted Bundy Manhunt - Thirty Detectives, Five States, Zero Databases

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Ted Bundy Manhunt - Thirty Detectives, Five States, Zero Databases

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Host Marcus Ellery examines the November 1975 Aspen summit where 30 detectives from five states gathered to coordinate their hunt for Ted Bundy—without computers or shared databases. This episode explores how jurisdictional fragmentation allowed a serial killer to operate across state lines and how investigative failures catalyzed the creation of ViCAP and modern forensic systems.

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