Welcome to America’s Most Infamous Crimes. Katie Ring takes you deep into cases that have left a lasting imprint on society, and still haunt us today. In part two of our three part series, Katie examines the escalation of Ted Bundy’s killing spree in 1974, as he used a fake arm sling, calculated charm, and his understanding of police procedure to abduct young women in plain sight across the Pacific Northwest. Katie traces the growing pattern of disappearances, the jurisdictional gaps that allowed the crimes to go unconnected, and the mounting suspicions of Bundy’s longtime girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer, who reported him to police twice as the case grew wider and harder to ignore.

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