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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

SI = December 15, 1986

JAMES LAWRENCE KING
CHIEF JUDGE

Ms. Carol Ann Carter

Executive Assistant to Publisher Richard G. Capen, Jr.
The Miami Herald

One Herald Plaza

Miami, Florida 33101

Dear Ms. Carter:

The article by Mr. Dale Von Drehle has the overall quality of
excellence that readers have come to expect of the Miami Herald.
I think the reporter has done an exceptionally good job in
capturing the essence of a very complicated legal system, and
presenting it to the public in very understandable style.

The rather minor mistake I mentioned to Mr. Capen is attached to!
this letter and underscored in red ink.

The point I make is that it was not the same Federal Judge, or
indeed even the same U.S. District Court in Orlando, that
considered both the Chi Omega killings and the Leach murder.
These were two separate cases proceeding along two separate legal
tracks with one ending up in Orlando before (I believe) Judge
Kenneth Sharp, U.S. District Court Judge. The Chi Omega case
entered the federal habeas corpus system in the Southern District
of Florida, and was considered by Judge William Zloch.

These two separate and distinct cases were considered by two
separate Federal Judges and each denied the Bundy request for
stay of execution.

The overall article is exceptionally accurate and fine as I have
indicated in the first paragraphs of this letter. These are
truly minor points and I do not wish to distract from the
article but, for purposes of your morgue file, the points are

noted.
Yours very truly, k,
ore Kove eG
ames Lawrence King
Chief Judge
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ina 1979 and winter 1980, Theodore Robert
Bundy Was convicted in two separate murder cases» YULY. 11: Florida Supreme Court denies Buncy's

for a rehearing oni the Leach murder.
ye and 1gentenced to dio for each. This is the history of request

"E: his appeals since those convictions, witha record of DEC. 18: Alter allowing Bundy to rostoore| twice,
; beach ‘court's decisions: Vv. Bob Graham holds a clemency hearirig on
se: theht Omega case. Bundy refuses to attend,

ial a ied,
THIRD JUDIGIAL clncurT COURT: Kimberly
iy d

> ‘1th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT: Chi Omega oon- saying he isn’t prepared and has no representa-

vitton and death sentence
1d. 1 request for stay deni

requests for new tion, having fired his court-appointed attorney
earlier in the month. Clemency is denied, On the
game day, the Second Judicial Cirut in
requests ints a new lawyer to represent
for new trials and 1.request for stay denied, clemency hearings.
FLORIDA SUPREME COURT: 6 cppeas, 2 requests
Stays and 2 requests for new hearings denied.
U.S, DISTRICT COURT: 2 appeals dio
{ith CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS: 2 appeais,
ending, 2 requests for stays granted, JAN 15: Bundy ‘appeals to the U.S. Supreine
U.S. SUPREME COURT: 2 appeals, 1 Fequost for Court for a hearing In the Chi Omega case, He
stay denied; 1 request for stay granter loice of attorneys, he says, ang

1 SAN, 47: Second Judea! Grout approves af in-
del nt of money to help Bundy Prepar
for eemency Rearing. Graham, However
- — Aleated that he as no intention of leg ary
SIULY 28: urdy e convicted ofthe murders of more hearings fo .
‘evy, Chi Omega so- FEB.§ 5: Graham Signs Bundy’s first death warrant
° roy sts at Florida State Unieraly, ase ini Orniéija murders. March 4 1s the date
78-670, Judge Edward Cowart presided over the
in Dads th Juciolal Grcut Court ater FEB. 13 Bundy daké the U.S. Supreme Court for a
the Second Judicial Ciroult Court decided It
lahasseo, Th 18 appeai for a hearing.
FEB. 18: Justice Lewis Powell of the U.S. Supreme
Sa ene eat ares Grain ‘Court denies the stay, telling Bundy to get a law-
\d raped at least one of them. A bite mark on -¥6f end follaw the proper steps through lower
Levy's body matched Bundy's teeth, and an eye-
‘witness Identified Bundy after hypnosis to
strengthen her memory.

indy asks the Florida Suprame Court

for a stay of execution while the U.S. Supreme
Court decides hls Jan, 16 api

lorida Supreme cout réeniog the’stay

EB, 25: Bundy agaln asks the U.S. Suprom
aur for a stay paling ta decision on the dan,

Hee. 26: U.S. Supreme Court grants @ stay.
MARCH 4: in ot iki death warrant expires.

IARCH 7;
detide Sunay aan 8 Fequest for a hearing,
Bundy ass fora postponement, saying his new

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oS

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ee

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- {hey haven’t had a chance to prepare, Postpone:

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stay of execution while the court decides his Jan. *

attorneys have been so busy asking for stays that

he District Court Is seeing the thousands of doo-
‘uments for the first time.

JULY 1: U.S, District Court deriiés the request.

JULY 4: Bundy appeals to the 11th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals in Atlanta, asking for a stay of
exécutlon until the U.S. District Court's ruling can
be reviewod. .

AULY 2: The Circuit Court of Appeals grants a stay.
‘The socond death warrant in the Chi Omega case

SEPT. 5: Bundy asks the Third Gircult Court — the
Leach trial court — for money to prepare his de-
fense and for permission to have out-of-state
lawyers represen

“SEPT, 10: The Third Circult Court postpones Its
dacision while the U.S. Supreme Court decides
‘Bundy's May 22 request for @ hearing in the

ICT. 14: U.S. Supreme Court refuses to grant a
tearing.

OCT. 20; Bundy goes back to the Third Circult for
money and attorneys,

OCT. 24: Third Circuit grants both

24: Graham signs the first death warrant In
the Leach murder. Noy, 18 js the date se

NOV. 7: Bundy asks the Third Circult Court for a
stay of execution unt ranar gives him 9 clem-

in the Leach case. He maintains that

ths bog. 18,1905, nearing wes unfar because he

wasn't represented, And besides, he says, that

was for the Chi. Omega murders, not the Ledich

T.

MOV. 11: Bundy asks the 11th Circuit Court of Ap-
peals in Atlanta to stay his execution in the Leach
‘case until the court can decide his July 4 appeal
in the Chi Omega murders. The request is denied.

NOV, 18: i Girouit denies the Nov, 7 request

ras

Nov. 1 ‘Bundy asks th Forida Supreme Court
{o overturn the Third Circuit's denial-of his Noy. 7
stay request.

NOV. 14: Bundy goes back to the Third Girouit,
asking that his conviction in the Leach murder be

‘thrown out under Rule 3.850. He also asks for a
writ of habeas corpus, contending that his triat
‘wes unconstitutional. His lawyers were incompe-
tent and the testimony of the hypnotized eyowit-

i:ness should not have been allowed, he says

Ne rd Circult denies the petitions,

refuses to over

eg : 28 N !
es : -. Kay caled Tne Delberste Sanger suggest
A a wa that he is guilty of more than two dozen mur-

BOWMAN ders,
a 2 MAY 5 U.S. Supreme Court denies Bundy’s Jan

NOV,

urn tre Tid Gel
Ne +: Bundy asks the U.S. District Court in Or-
Jando to review his original appeal to the Florida
;, Supreme Court in the Leach murder, his request

verve and hia challanme tine

mony Splat system to stay alive

BUNDY /from 14

country.
ney were murders of a most savage-kind. Victims

were bludgeoned, strangled, raped and mutilated.
So when Bundy’s execution was delayed Nov. 17
— his third delay reaction was intense.
People wonder what's wrong with the system.

Understand the proces:

Explanations vary: The. courts “aré’ clogged,
defendants sal, pollcal grandstanding may gun up
works, But’ to understand the delays Iti: first
necessary to: understand: the ‘syster is
onslder Bundy’s sentence Yn tho killing of ake
City's Kimberly Leach ~ the death séntenco stalled
by the Nov. 17 appeal. His’ appeals.are typleat of
Florida death penaly
ny was ordered to the blecirie ghair on Fob, 12,

der
pealed to the Florida ¢ Court.-Death
sentences go directly from the tral eourt to the high
court, wher’ clerks say nenrly hal the justices’ time
Is spent on capt
0 the ease sat for five years, :
‘That's the fault-ot a backlogged coust system.”
Assistant Attorney General Carolyn Snurkowski.
There's very Mttle-te defendant can do to dolay a
that poi
Ih way 1985, ‘the sate Supreme Court dériied
Bundy’s difect appeal, He ear, then asked
the US. Supreme Court to 3 feviey his conviction in
May of this year. That request was denied. five
months lator on Oct: 14-4 week fates his test death
warrant was signed

‘Post.

nviction rel.

AL that point, his “direct appeal” was finished: But
he stl ad plenty of room to wafer, Ypoe}eonv}tlon
eal” ‘

Bundy and his attorneys challenged the conduct of
{he etal under ‘of the Florida Rules’ of

Procedure, and he challenged the constitu:
tionality of the triel by asking for a writ of habeas

echnicaly, the defendant miist have some now
basis for these Is. but Bundv's comnlaints


~ “chair forthe Chi Omega kilings,
SEPT. 4: Buncy's motion for'a new tlt ig denied

by Cowart.
SEPT. 26: The Chi Omega conviction ls appeeled
to the Florida Supreme Court, Death-penalty

Supreme Court for review.

FEB. 7: Bundy is convicted of the murder of Kim-
berly Leach, a 12-year-old Lake City girl, Case
No. 78-169, Judge
Wallace Jopling pre-
sided over the trial In
Gelando, moved from
Columbia
Fried lua! Ccult

and an
+ eyewitness kdentifled [EACH
Bundy ater hypnosis,
to strongthén his memor
FEB. 12: Bundy is sentenced to dle for the Leach
killa.
FEB. 26: Bundy moves for a now trial, saying the
ey was
MARCH 20: bana 's motion for a new trial is de-
“nied by Jopling.
APRIL. 22: Tho Leach conviction is appealed to the
Florida Supreme Court,

JUNE. 21: Florida Supreme Court affirms Bundy’s
‘conviction and death sentence in the Chi Omega

SEPT, 24: Florida Supreme Court denies Bundy's
request for a rehearing on the Chi Omega mur
ders,

MAY 9: Florida Supreme Court affiims Bundy’s
‘conviction and death sentence in the Leach mur-

cases go dlractl from the tral our t9 the, state

Viction, Afterward, Bundy Says the TV-nigyle tias

pul unreasonable pressure on the system to oxe-
im,

MAY iS in the Second Judicial Girduit, NBC News

requests permissions to hear. the polica digpatch-

ees s aoe from the night of the Chi Omega mur-

MAY “14: Permission is grantod.

MAY 15: Bundy asks the Florida Supreme Court to
block NBC's access to the tapes pending an ap-
peal, The Supreme Court agrees.

MAY 22: Bundy asks the U.S. Supreme Court for a
hearing on the Leach conviction. His attorneys
were incompetent, he says, and the testImony “+
from the hypnotized witness should never have
been admitted,

MAY 22: Graham sighs the second death warrant
in the Chi Omega murders, July 2 Is the date set.

MAY. 27: When the deadline passes for the pro-
gram NBC sought the tapes for, the tapes case is
dismissed,

JUNE 9: Bundy asks Dade's 11th Judicial Circult
— the Chi Omega trial court — for money to pre-
pare his defense and for oemeson to have out-
of-state lawyers represent

JUNE 13: Bundy ets the lant, bul not the

ey.

JUNE 23: Bundy asks the.1 ith Judicial Circult for a
writ of habeas corpus, contending he Is unconsti-
lutionally imprisoned. He says.he was not compe-
tent to stand trial, he shouldn't have been allowed
to be his own lawyer, he was denied the lawyer he
wanted, a juror was permitted to sleep through
game testimony and a key wlness should not
fave been hypnotized. ~

JUNE 25; The request is denied.

JUNE 25: Bundy appeals to the Florida Supreme
‘CouFt to overturn the 11th Circuit's denial.

JUNE 26: Florida Supreme.Court affirms the order.
No stay. .

JUNE 28: Bundy asks the 1 tth Judloial Ciroult for a
stay, saying his new lawyers were so taxed by the
NBC cage in May and the recent requests for
stays that they haven't had tinte to prepare are-

juost for a new trial un Rule 3.850 of the Florl-
da rules of criminal p

JUNE 30: The stay is Cond,

JUNE 30: Bundy appeals to the Florida Supreme
Court to overturn the 1th Cretan force 8 pew
clemency hear

JULY 4: Florida Supreme Court denies the appeal.

SULY 1: Bundy asks the U.S. District Court in Or-
lando to review his Griginal Chi Omega appeal to
the Florida Supreme Court, his request for a writ
of habeas corpus and his challenge under Rule

. 8.850, The claims are familiar: He was denied of-
fective counsel, he was not competent to stand
trial and a juror was allowed to sleep in.court, But

dor Rulé 3.860. He says he was denied compe-
tent counsel and the testimony of the hypnotized
witness should be thrown out.

NOV, 17: U.S. District Court denies the’appeal.

NOV. 17: Bundy asks the 11th Ciroult Court of Ap-
peals in Atlanta to overturn the U.S. District
Court's denial. The index to this appeal alone:
weighs mora than 100 pounds, Given the size of
the appeal, the Circult Court of Appeals stays
Bundy's execution.

NOV, 18: The first death warrant in the Leach mur-
der — Bundy's third warrant In all — expires.

WHERE BUNDY STANDS

There have been two death warrants in the Chl »
‘Omega murders and one in the Leach killing, but
tha to cages are at roughly the eee paint in he
appeals proc

in both, tho US. District Court in Orlando has
denled Bundy's petition for a review ofall that has
happened in state courts. The 11th Ciroult Court off
Appeals in Atlanta has:
twice stayad his exeou-
tion — once for each
senvitlon —to review
his ape

“The reviews havo not
yet taken place

Bundy's appeals rest
on claims that have
been denied repeatedly

AL aither ay ‘Appeal is f
Granted, Bundymisht BUNDY

gota
thoy "ihe. appeals wl [be dened. The next tap wil!
.8..Suprem
er the reviow ‘hos ‘stays of execution wil be
lifted and the governor will be free to sign new
death warrants, Bundy will then be free to ask any
Judge from the trial court to the U.S, Supreme
Court for a stay on the basis of virtually any
grounds that he and his lawyers can come up with,
Only when all the courts feel they have consid
ered every reasonable argument Is an execution
likely to take place,

COMPILED BY DAVE VON DAEHLE,
Herald Stalf Writer

Leuiauiey vooenuany 9 LUCIE
tobe his own iver, tostimony ‘of a “hypnotized
‘witness should not, have been allowed: and. fiber
evidence should no} have beet admitted,

in short order, the trial’ court rejected Bundy's
Rule 3.850 appeal and hs request for habeas corpus,
saying it-had seen the’ claims before. .The Flor!
Supreme Court sald the’same thing,

Bundy, nearing his scheduied execution for the
‘each ling, rushed tothe noxt court up the ladder
i ig clalms at
once: Rule 3.880, habeas corpus the
‘The fle they submited was 20 big th ey had to
bring ft In on a cart,” sald prosecution spokesman
North ‘The index alone weighed 100, pounds.

Not enough time
‘The District Court, ve hed never seen airy of it,

refused to hear the jp to. the riext stepr-the
v cireult Court of. he a ‘The entire file. yas
new {0 that court, as well The court had thousands

‘of documents:to consider and vo than eight hours
until the execution.

helt ftdses ordered a delay untit they could review
he

¢ federal circuit ‘court level, the judges have
enough pole! dstance from the Seema eo take an
unpressured [ook at the case, Instead of feeling
politcal preseure to keop tho fxecution golng,-said
Polly No ne of two attor ae Wasifhten,
D.Cy who took Bundy's case tat -

‘The Leach trial is now under vevieu oy, the 11th
Circuit Court of Appeals. The court hopes to have a
decision within sx months, IE may son the cage back

istrict Court for review, leny
slaims, leaving him another shot at the USS pe
Court. It could con grant him a ni

Supporters of long appeals process point out that
Some Innocent “people, have’, been saved from

ti

Lawyers’ strategies mt
mplic the delays caused by court backlogs
ahti the’ ifany avenues of appeal-are the strategic
ers on both sides. Prosecutors accuse

signed to file their appeals. Defense attorneys say
death warrants create'a panic that actually slows the
appeals process.

“The state should simply join with us In asking for
4 heating on the merits of our case. Then we can get
to it and be done,” defense attorney Nelson said,
“ingtead, we're alviays fighting warrants,

they ‘le all these hasty, warrants to force
defendants to drop out?” she sal

*h scoffs at the suggestion. No matter whats he
gall defendants are golag to do everything they ean
to siging out the process,

ing 0 stop: them from going right

bake to The be with somen jon,”
Noni sald "aRtor ale thoy have, nothing 49 lose.”


ore Robert. t
‘America’s. mos!
anmate owes his'ga
Eappeals. process ¢6
yoourts,

mtences, three
yen years of
new trial,

rvivalto a labyrinthine
iblished in the nation’s

eviews, 1

“peen denied
de. Circuit
a

“Death ‘Row

it.
ctions to

“Ii could goon for six months, a year,
two years. There’s no limit,” said Donald
North,. a spokesman: for, the Florida
attorney: general's office. is Siotag

“Atsome point,” he said, “the-case will

seach a point of maturity. All the courts

will feel-they've heard-enough. Then it
will bé over) 8 See Pe

‘Bundy. ‘may already ‘have reached-that -

point in Florida court: where his recent

~-appeals:«

cursory

EXECUTIVE
CLEMENCY

cal || execution 8.

WARRANTS:
All expired

(2 tor Chi Omega, 1 for
“Kimberly Leach)’

REQUESTS FOR
‘ | STAYS OF

5 denied, 3.granted


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SAZNaV. 24, 1946 <ALl>-~ Bundy is born Theedore Robert Cowell at a home for unwed mothers in
Burlington, Vermont, His mothers Louise Cowell, later moves ta Tacoma, Wash., and marries
dohonie Bundy.

SAZSFet. 1, 1974 CALo-~ Lynda Ann Healv(Ct, 21, vanishes fram her basement bedroam in
Seattle.

eAgSMarch—June, 1974 Alo At least five more women disappear from campuses and taverns in
Washinatan and Gregan.

cAg>Iuly 14, 1974 CAl>-- A voung man matching Bundy’s description and calling himself
““Ted’" is
Been approaching women at a popular lake shore near Seattle. Two of the wamen he approaches:
Denise Naslund, 19, and Janice Ott, 23, are never seen alive again. A team of investisators,
known as the ““Ted Squad, “* begins a massive manhunt.

“AZrAuS. 2) 1974 CAld-— Carol Valenzuela, 20, disarprpears from Vanceuver, Washinaton. Then
the
killings stop in the Pacific Northwest. Bundy has entered law school at the University of
Utah.

“ARHct. 2, 1974 <Alo-— Killings begin in Utah. Nancy Wilcox, 146, of Holladay. vanishes.
Later in
the same months two other Utah teens are bludseoned and strangled.

fAZNav. 8B, 1974 CAl>-- Carol DaRonch narrowly escapes after Bundy lures her to his car,
tries ta
handcuff her and attacks her with a crowbar, Later that night, Debra Kents 17, disaprpeares
from a high school auditarium where Bundy was seen loitering.

fAZ>Jan. 1B. 1975 “Al>-~ Caryn Camebeli is abducted from an Aspen» Cola.s ski ladge. Bundy’s
eredit
card slips put him near the scene.

AZoMarch duly, 1975 <AlS-- At least three other women vanish in Utah and Galerada,

CAgAua. 17, 1975 CALS~~ Bundy is arrested in Galt Lake City. Later, he is convicted of the
ageravated kidnapping of Carol DaRonch.

CAZ Jan. 2% 1977 CAlow~ Utah extradites Bundy to Aspen ta stand trial for the murder of
Caren
Campbell).

SAS une G: 1977 CAlo>-~ Bundy escapes From ty Jumping from a second=story window at the
Pitkin
Ceunty Courthouse, Recartured: six days laters —-- ‘ ,

«  CAZSTec. BO. 1977 <AL>-~ Bundy escapes fram dail and makes his way ta Tallahassee. -.

CARS Jan. 18. 178 CALl>-- Margaret Bowman, 21. and Lisa Levys? 20. are bludgeaned ard.

.stranated ta - _ : : ee

death at the Chi Omega sorarity house at Florida State University.
AZFeb, F, 197 <AL>S—-— Kimberly Diane Leach, 12. disarrears from Lake Cite Junior High, led
away be
aman matching Bundy*s description. Her body is found three months later.
fAZFeb. 15, 1978 <Al>-~ Bundy is arrested in Pensacola.
LAZHIuly Sl, 1979 CALe-~ Sentenced in a Miami courtroom ta die for the Chi Cmesa murders.
tAZIFeb., 125 1760 CAl>-~ Sentenced in Orlanda ta die far the Leach murder.
“AL4> darn. 24, 1989 -- Electrocuted at Florida State Prison in Starke.
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planning. Bundy’ execution is scheduled for 7 e-em. EST
Tuesday, Jan. 24. Arpreels ere pending.

Serial killer’s victims found in four states

By United Fress International

Convicted serisl killer Ted Bundy hes been linked to more
than 30 murders? assaults and disarperances in four states and
some experts believe he may be involved in mores

Here is a partial list of the ‘*Ted’’ victims?

4, Mary Adams; 18 Seattle survived after being beater in
her home in January 1974.

2; Lunde Arm Healy, 21, Seattle, disarpreared in February
1974 and one of four victins found in March 1975 on @
mountainside east of Seattle.

3. Romne Geil Manson: 19+ Qlumria: Wash.» disaprezred in
Merch 1974 and has not bean founds

4, Gusan Rencourts 18> disspresred from Ellensbursr Westies
in March 1974. Her bode was one of four found on Taslor
Mourtein in 1975+

§, Roberta Kathleen Parks? 22, Corvelisr Ores? disarresred
in Mey 1974. Her bods also wes found an Taylor Mountains

4. Brends Bally 22: disarreered from = bar in Burien:
Weshes in June 1974. Her bode wes found on Taylor Mountains

7. Georgenn Hawkins: 187 disarresred from a Seettle collese
campus in June 1974 and hes not been found+

8, Janice Ott» 23, disarresred from Leke Sammamish Washes
in July 1974+ Her body wes found two months later.

9. Denise Nashlund: 19> disappeared from Lake Sammaishs
Washes in July 1974. Her body was found two months later+

10. Carol Valenzuelar 207 diserresred in Audust 1974 from
Yencouver?: Wash. Her body was found two manths later:

dis an unidentified woman in ner early 20s found in
October 1974 near Vslenzuela’s remainge
__ dE: Nancy Wilcox? 147 of, Holladay? Utsh?_disarreared

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October 1974 and has not been seen
13. Melissa Smithy 17, diserreared from Midvaler Utah? in
Qetober 1974. Her body was found the seme month rear Salt Lake

Citys

14. Laure Aimer 177 disarreared from Lehi: Utshs in October
1974. Her body was found 2 month later in the Wasatch
Mounteings.

15, Debra Kent, 17° dissrreared from Bountiful: Utehy in
November 1974 and has rot been seer:

16, Gerol DaRonchr 192 escared from Bundy the seme night
Kent disarreared:

17, Mency Baird: 211 disarreared from Farmington: Utshs in
duly 1975 and has mot been seers

18. Julie Cunningham? 26+ Sisarreared from Vaily Colas? in
March 1975 and has not been se@ene

i9, Cerun Campbell: 23+ disappeared fram Snowmass: Color?
in January 1975. Her body was found = month later.

20, Tenise OQliverson: 2%» diserreared from Grand Junctions
Colo-+s and has not bean seen.

21, Lise Levys 20) fatelly beaten in the Chi Omega sorority
house at Florida State Universits in January 1978 in
Tallshessee, Fla-

22, Margaret Bowmany 21, fatalls beaten in the Chi Omess
sorority house at Florida State University in January 1978 in
Tallahassee, Fla,

23, Kathy Kleiner, 21: beaten in the Chi Omega sorority
house at Florida State University in January 1978.

24, Karen Chandlers 217 beaten in the Chi Omeds sorority
house et Florida State University in January 1979 in
Tallshessee: Fla-

25, Cheryl Chandler? 21 beaten in January 1979 at her
apartment house in Tallahaesses Flas: a short time after the
ettacks at the Chi Omesa sorority house+ :

26. Kimberiy Leach 12: disappeared from her Lake Citys
Flas? Junior high school in Februars 1979. Her bady was found
tuo months later in & hog shed.

Law officers sey they think Bundy is a prime susrect in at
least 10 wore murders or dissrrearancess

Richard Larsen: who knew Bundy and wrote, ‘*The Deliberate
Stranger?/’ which was meade inte a television movier seus ne
bLhinks there ere more **Ted’’ vietims to be discovered -~ more
than the three dozen already mentioned. :

and criminoligists femiliar with the case have told 4
authorities Bunde’s first victim may heave been Q-sesr-old Ann |
Marie Burr of Tacomas Washer who disspreared from her home 30
Years eHo+
: Bundy would have been 13 years old at the time.

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NDY, Theodore Robt. [FSC, H/C petition Denied
r.Ct. 78-670 68,974 6/30/86 7/1/86
on County, 2nd Jud. |Costas/Tally
r. (moved to Dade FSC, Mandamus
unty, llth Jud.Cir. |68/975 6/30/86 Denied
venue change) Costas/Tally : 7/1/86
WSCA, 11th Cir. Mo. for oo STAY GRANTED 7/2/86

re Sent Stay Br. 8/5/86} 9/2/86
te Sentenced: 86-5509 7/1/86
7-31-79 costas/Tally /1/ Reply: 9/18/86 10/23/86

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ATTORNEY ADPEAL/ PET: BRIEF RESPONSE HEARING ORDER RENEARING USSC ORDER
: FSC, Appeal Affirmed [5/29/85 Denied Denied
BUNDY, Theodore Robt | 459’ 198° 4-22-80 | 12-15-82 | 2-3-83 | 4-8-83 | 5/9/85 i208? 6 7/11/85 | 9/22/86 10/14/86
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Columbia County a5 Ted (Rele'd Mandate 8-21-85)
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SA2>TER BUNDY’S DAYS IN COURT<A1>:

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<a6eJuly 25 <Ai>-- Theodore Robert Bundy is convicted of the murders
of Margaret Bowman and Lise Lever Chi Omede sorority sisters
at Florida State University Case No. 78-670, Judge Eduard
Cowart rregided over the triel in Uade’s Lith Judicial Circuit
Court: efter the courts decided they couldn’t find an unbiesed
Jury in Tallehassee. The jury concluded that Bundy oroke into

the sorority house the night of Jen. iS, i978: bludgeoned the

women toa dest i 7 s branc idoy dat

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2A6>F eR z alee Thesdore Robere Buyredp Mis convicted, af “‘theemunder a
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Kimberly Leachs = i2-vear- old Lake cite Sirl: Case No. 75-147.
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Judge Wellace ‘Seriine presided. over “the thet in Oriendar

aved from cofuabis countesd shoe dudieial Bircuit te! set an

unbiased Jape. “The “jury concluded thet ¢ eis 9: 1878, Bundy

kidngreed Leech from schools sexuslly ssssulted and murdered

her, A witness idenddfied Bundy after submitting: to hurnosis

to strengthen his memdre. ae

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“Aé>Feb. 12 €Aie-- Birdy “is Sentefded ie ia tde electric’ chair

seprnaren BS. <Alpw Bund¥‘s wotiéa-for anew trisl-4e dented bu Suds

¥
“Jortais.
Ab YAr TET 2 deste. ‘Kimberly Leach eonvietién ib: arrested. to the

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SA6eJune 21 <A1>-- Florids Surreme Court affirms Bundy’s conviction
and death,

ntence in the chi Gmese murders.

SA6>Serie 24 <ai> Florida guevene Court denies Bundy’ s request for

@ Chi qnesa muders«, “

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Totids Surréme Court séfirms ‘Bundy’ fonvietien “en

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death sentence in the Kimberly Leech murders

<AézJuly di <Al>-- Florids Suereme Court denies Bundy‘’s reauest for
S ® weer ate

rehearing on the Kimbérls Beech murders

<AszDees fe zai3-- Atper Blowing Byosy ‘otrosteone tw es Bowe Rob
i
rahem holds s clemency hesering. on the Chi Omeds. case. <A2> Bundy

refuses to attend, seving he erared. <Al>On the seme dau?

the Second Judicidi Ginduit’ in -Tellshassee: antoints Wenger atc Ca ey

nit Bundy in coleméngy” heer ings.
Se ES = oe ae
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<a8>Jen ts cases Bundy akresls te “the u.s. 8

ren@ Court for =

hearing in the Chi Gmess case-

8 ee ld ng aa teat See : <5
2AG> Jars Second dudicisd Circuit’ areroves an indefinite
amount of hones: ato help: Bundus er erere’ for clemency heanindes. cd

Gov. arshams howeverr has indicated he has no intention of

holding any more hearings far Bunds.

Bue : i
4A6sFeb, 5 <AL> Gratien sins Bundy’ s “first death warrant in, _hbe Ch
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Qmegs murders. Harch 4 is the date set,


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4A6>Feb. 13 <Ail>-- Bundy esks the U.S. Supreme Court for s stey of
execution while the Court decides his Jen. 15 erresl for a
hearings

<AépFeb. 18 <Aib-- Justice Lewis Powell of the U.S. Surreme Court
denies the stay: telling Bundy to follow the rrarer sters
throush the lower courts.

2A6>Feb. 21 <Aib-- Bundy asks the Floride Surreme Court for a stay o
f

execubion while the U.S. Surreme Court decides his Jen. 15
arresl.
<aé>Feb. 24 <Aib-- Florida Surreme Court denies the stey reauest.

<Aé>Feb. 25 <ALb-- Bundy esein asks the U.S. Surreme Court for a ste
y

pending its decision om the Jan. 15 arresl.
<AG>Feb. 26 <Ai-- UsS. BSurreme Court grants = stay.
“A6>March 4 <Ai>-- First Chi Omess desth warrant expires:
€A6>March 7 <Alp-- U.S. Surreme Court scheduled to decide Bundy’s

den. 15 reauest for s hearing. Bundy esks for & rostranementr

saying that his mew ettorneys have been so busy asking for
stays they haven’t had s chence to rrerare. Postronement is

Sranted.

SA6oMay 4 <Albend <Aé>5 <Ai>-- NBC broadcasts # mini-series an Theod
ore

Bundy: celled <A4>The Deliberate Stranser<Ais, sussesting he is suiltey
of more than tuo dozen murders.

<A6>May 5 ¢AiP-- U.S. Supreme Court denies Bundy’s Jen. 15 reauest
for e hearing on the Chi Omege conviction. <A2>Bundy claims the TY
movie has made it Unoastble to gets Oe. <ai>

SAé>May 13 ¢Ai>-- Im the Second Judicial Circuits NBC News requests
rermission to hear the salice disrpatcher’s teres from the
night of the Chi Gmeda murders.

4Aé>Ney 14 <Ai>-- Permission is granted.

¢AézMey 15 <Aib-- Bundy asks the Florida Surreme Court to stor NEC’s

access to the tares sending en srresl. The Surreme Court


BSrees.
cossnad(ay)coi>-- NBC’s deadline passed: the case is dismissed.
SAépMew 22 <Ai>-- Bundy asks the U.S Surreme Court for =# hearing on

the Kimberly Leach conviction.

“A6>Mex 22 <Ai>-- Grehem signs the second desth warrant in the Chi

Qmess murders. Julz 2 is the date set.

<AésJune % <@ie-- Bundy asks the ith Judicisl Ciruit -- the Chi Ome
se

trisl court -- for money to prersare his defense and for
Permission to have out-of-state lsuvers represent hime
“<A6>June 13 <AL>-- Bundy sets the lawyers: but mot the moneue

<A6>dune 23 <Ai>-- Bundy asks the Lith Judicisl Circuit for @ steu o
t

executions saying he wes not comretent to stand trisl: thet he
shouldn’t have been sllowed to be his own lawyers thet the

lawuer he wanted was denied to hime thet = juror wes Permitted
to sleer through some testimony: and that s key witness should

not have been hypnotized.

“Aé>dune 25 <Ai>-- The stay is denied.

<A6>June 25 <Ai>-- Bundy erresis to the Florids Surreme Court ta
overturn the ith Circuit’s denisl of his stex>

SA6eJune 26 <Alb-- Florida Surreme Court affirms the order. No stay.

<Aé>dune 28 <AL>-- Bundy asein asks the iith Judicial Circuit for e@
steur saying thet his new lawyers were so taxed ty the NBC

case in May and the recent reauests for steys thet thes

haven’t had time to ererare @ reeuest for = new trial under
@ puto.

Rule 3.850 of the Florida ;e@gs@™™semisissanite> puiss 4 Crim:
<A6>June 36 <Ai>-- The stay is denied.
£A6>June 30 <Aib-- Bundy seresis to the Florida Suereme Court to
overturn the ith Circuit and force @ new clemency hearings
“Aézduly i <Aib-- Florids Surreme Court denies the arresi+s

£46>July i <@i>-- Bundy asks the U.S. District Court in Orlanda for
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writ of hebeus coreuss claiming he is unjustly imprisoned.


Among other claims: he says he uss denied effective counsels
he was not competent to stand trials and = juror wes sllowed
to sleer in courte
SA6>July 1 ¢Ai>-- District Court denies the writ of habeus corrus:
€ASbJuly 1 <Al>b-- Bundy seeesls te the Lith Circuit Court of Arreals
in Atlantar asking for = stey of execution until the U.S.
District Court’s ruling sasinst the writ of hebeus corrus cen
be reviewed.
“AésJuly 2 <A12-- The Circuit Court of Arresls grants @ stay, The
second death warrant in the Chi Omess cese exrires+

£Aé2Sert. & <Al>-- Bundy ssks the Third Circuit Court -- the Kimber?
gs

Lesch trial court -- for money to prersre his defense and far
permission to have out-of-state lawyers rerresent him

SA6PSert. 16 <Aib-- Third Circuit rosteones its decision while the
U.S. Surreme Court decides Bundu’s May 22 reauest for 8

hearing in the Lesch cases

£AérOct. 14 <Ai>-- U.S. Surreme Court refuses toa grant =e hesring in

the Kimberly Leech case:

£Aé6r0ct. ZO <Aib-- Bundy goes back to the Third Circuit for money an

attorneys.
£A620ct. 21 <Al>-- Third Circuit srants both.
SASzQct. 21 <Aib-- Grehem signs the first deeth warrant in the
Kimberly Leach murder, Nov. 18 is the dete set.
SAG>Nov. 7 ¢Alb-- Bundy asks the Third Circuit Court for s stay of
execution until Grahem gives him = clemency hearing in the
Kimberly Leach case. He maintains the Dec. 18 hearing wes not
feir because he wasn’t represented. And besides: he sausr that
wes for the Chi Omess murders, not for the Kimberly Lesch
CBSes>
£AébNov. 11 <Aib-- Bundy esks the iith Circuit Court of Arresls in

Atlante to stay his execution in the Kimberly Leech case until

decide Lo hebeus oc

Jul


Chi OQmess murders.>

<A6>Nov. 12 <Ai>b-- Third Circuit denies the Nov. 7 srresi far = stay

SA6pNov. 14 <Aib-- Bundy asks the Florids Suereme Court to overturn
the Third Circuit’s denial of his Nov. 7 stay reauest.

£Aé>bNov. 14 <Alb-- Bundy goes back to the Third Circuits asking thet
his conviction in the Leach murder be thrown cut. His lawsers
were incompetent, he says and the testimony of the hyurnotized
evevitness should not have been allowed.

fAésNovs. 17 <ALP-- Third Circuit refuses to throw out the sentence:

£A6pNov. 17 <Ai>-- Florids Surreme Court refuses to overturn the
Third Circuit.

SAG>Nov. 17 <Ai>-- Bundy asks the U.S. District Court for = writ of
habeus coreus in the Kimberly Lesch murderr saying he is
undustis imprisoned. He was denied competent counsel and the
testimony of the hyenotized witness should be thrown cute

SAGPNov. 17 <Ai>-- U.S. District Court denies the habeus corrus

apreal.

2A6zNov. 17 <Alb-- Bundy arreals to the Lith Circuit Court of Arresl
s

in Atlante to overturn the U.S. District Court’s denisi of his
nebeus corrus arreal. The index to this erresl slone weishs
over 100 sounds. Given the size of the srreal -~ rlus the
still-undecided July 1 hebeus corrus erresl in the Chi Omese
murders -- the Circuit Court of Apreals stays Bundy’s
execution+

<Aé>Nov: 18 <A1lz-- The first desth warrant in the Kimberly Leach

murder -- Bundy’s third warrant in e11 -~ expires,

“A2>Where Bundy standsi<Ai>
There have heen tuo death warrants in the Chi Omess murders
and one in the Kimberly Lesch killings but the two cases ere

at roughly the same roint in the arreals rrocess:

In both: the U.S. District Court in Orlando has denied
Bundy’s retition for a writ of habeus corpus -- which is
basically the claim that he is unconstitutionsliy imprisoned.
The iith Circuit Court of Arresls in Atlante hes twice staved
his execution -- once for each conviction -- to heer his arreals
on these claims.

These heerings have not vet taken lace:

Bundy’s habeus corrus erresls rest mainly on claims thet
have already been denied rerestedly. But the Circuit Court af
Apresls is under no time limit in deciding Bundu’s casese

If either srresl is granted, Bundy could get = new triel-
More likelys the erreals will be denied. Bundy will be able to
arreal them to the U.S. Surreme Court.

At any roint: 3 new death warrant could be signed. Bundy
will then be free to ask smu Judge from the triel court to the
U.S. Supreme Court for s stay: besed on virtuslly any srounds

he and his lawyers cen come ur with.

Only when all the courts feel they have considered every

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Editors? The following is moved for your use end planning.
Bundy’s execution is scheduled for 7 a.m. EST Tuesdays Jane
24. Aereals are vending.

By United Press International

Following is « chronology of events leading to Ted Bundy‘’s
scheduled execution Tuesdays Jan. 245 im the electric cheir at
Florida State Prison neer Sterke}

--Nove 249 19462 Theodore Robert Cowell is born at home for
unwed mothers in Burlington: Yt, Neme is changed to Bundy when
his mother marries wears later in Tacomas Wash.

--July 19743 Janice O14 and Denise Neslund disarrear from
Lake Semmemich State Park in Washington. A man calling himself
“*Ted’’ nad been srrroaching women at the park. Ott end
Neslund bring to eight the number of women to vanish thet veer
in Weshington end Oregon. No charges ever filed,

~-Ausust 19742 Ted Bundy leaves Washington to attend law
school at the University of Uteh. Disarrearances of young
women begin adain with Melissa Smiths 17-year-old daughter of
a suburbsen Sslt Lake City reolice chief.

w~-Nov. 8 19742 Handcuffs used in kidnereing of Carol
feRonch from = suburban Selit Lake City shorring mall. She
esceres.

~-Nove 9 19741 Debbie Kent diseerears: her body never
found. Hendeuff kes found maxi to her care

--Augs. 17, 1975? Ted Bundy arrested and subseauently
convicted of Dakonch kidnsrring) sentenced to prison for one
to 15 veers.

--July 2» 19762 U.S. Surreme Court reinstates the death
penalty efter s 10-yeer moratorium,

~-1977% While serving the second veer of his kidnerring :
sentencer Bundy is indicted far the murder of Asren:s Colo?
nurse Caryn Camrebell and extradicted for trial. Turing break
in pretrisl hesrings Bundy escares and diserrears for nearly a
week, He is cartured and moved to Jeil in Glenwood Springs.
crllec. 31s 1977! Bundy escares the Garfield County Jail in


Loloredas . '
wcJan. 7» 19769? Bundy rents room nesr camrus of Florida
Stete University in Tallehessee.

w-dane 15+ 19781 Bloodbath et the Chi Omegse sorority house
an FSU camrus, Margaret Bowmans 207 and Lise Levys 2ly are
bludgeoned to desth in their beds# seversl ather sorority
sisters inJdured$ ballet student living in nearoy durlex
survives similar clubbing. .

~-Feb. 92 19783 Kimberly Diane Leechs 127 disarrears from
Leke City {Flse.) Junior High School; about 100 miles eest of
Tallehsssee.

--Feb, 14° 19782 Bundy cartured nesr Pensacola, Fla.

~-Feb, 15. 1978! Bundy indicted for Chi Qmess murders.

~cheril 7» 1979! Body of Kimberly Leach found in @ rigsty in
state rark midway between Lake City and Tallehassee.

o-July 2i+ 19781 Bundy indicted for Leach murder.

crodule 24, 1979% Bundy convicted of Chi Omesa murders.

-cduly Si: i979! Bundy sentenced to death for killings Bowman
and Levu. frreels bedin two months later.

~-Feb. 12, 19803 Subseauent ta trisl and conviction: Bundy
is sentenced to death for murdering the Lake City
seventh-sgreder. Aeresls besin twe months leter.

~-Feb. S- 1984¢ First death warrant is signed in the Chi
Omege cease by Goy. Bob Grehams now a U.S. senstor.

~~Feb., 24, 1984! U.S. Suereme Court stays March 4 execution.

o-Nsy S, 198673 High court lifts stay. _

~-Mey 222 19842 Gresham signs second desth warrant in Chi
Omes2 case on seme dey arresis of Leach conviction reach U.S.
Surreme Court.

~-Jule is 1986% Federel arresls court in Atlanta temrorarily
steus Bundy’s execution scheduled for following dev in the Chi
Omege case:

--July 2) 19847 Arrpesls court sermanentiy stays execution to
Sive cese full consideration:

~-Det. 142 1986? Surreme Court denies Bundy new trial in
Leach case,

—-Qct. 2i» 19863 Grehem signs first death warrant for Leach
murders

~-Nov. 18, 19861 Hours before Bundy wes to sit in the
electric chairs the Atlanta sreresls court stays executian for
Leach murder to examine Bundy’s competence to stand trials
later remands for hearing to federal court im Orlandos Fla.

~-llec. 17, 19871 U.S. District judge in Orlando rules Bundy
is *‘‘disbolics] genius’’ and was rerfectiy fit to stand trial
in 1979 for Lesch murder:

--Jans 177 19893 U.S. Supreme Court urholds Bundy’s
competence during Leach trials just 23 days short of the iith
anniversary of her disarresreance., Gov. Bob Martinez signs
Bundy’s second death for Leach killings.

--Jen, 18: 1989: Bunde’s Washington: D.Cer lawyers start
apreals process at circuit court in Lake City. Martinez
rpevesls Bundy has offered through intermediaries to discuss
other murders in which he is sussected if his Jan. 24
execution is delaved. Governor refuses.

~-Jan. 1% 1989% Circuit court Judge in Lake City denies
apresl? Bunds’s lawyers move erreals to Florids Surreme Court.

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GAVE VONSTRENL Rekereig Sueit

in faeri sia winter 1980, Theodore RobertsBunayawas
convictea in uwo S8Pareate muraer ceases sno sentenced to aie for
@ech. This is the history of hig gpesaia since those
ronyvieuions: with s recora of each court's aenisions:

ayth HbULOLAL CERGULT COURT? Chi Gmade conviction
Eee Goreavesta for new uria: ene l reves fo

SLey

“PRURY JUTICIAL CARDULT

‘agath senuence? 2 reavests for new triers
ret Teche °
t

GET? Kimberiy Leach conviction ana
ang 1 peiuese for stay

SUPREME LOURT! & gerenias 2 pesausscs for atasa ena
& for new Nesrings gen led.
WLIGiKALT LoURT! 2

REIS Genie,
HALG? 2 SPpreeis sanding: 2

LGKEULT LOURT OF 7
requests for stees granted.
2%. SUPREME COURT: 2 eeeeeiss 1 teauest for aueyu ceniedai 2
i Stay grentec.

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after the
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aver the urigi in Ueaels lath.
3 ciciar Girculs ine
suru in Tattehaesea. The Leae gure conciuded
troke inva the gororisy house = Jer. 252 4
biuageoned the women to aeath wi branch
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seeths eng an aveuitness laentifiesttunayseiter huenosia wa
sureng hen her memory.

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L Siistunaveis sentvencea to aie in the ot E ir

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Lo the
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Pt. G6: The Ohi Gmade conviction
Fioriage Supreme Court. beath-ra BnBity Ce
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mur aeT Rimber
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Jugicig: Lircuit to deat an untiesea
eq that on Feb. Ss LY) ehurnuek bonarren
ach fram AOOl Bd SEKUSIiY BSSRUILeG ena murcerea her.
Bipoasie i in®eBunay sesnoren ven me ea Leach’s biome tures
ana fn eyewitness igentifleaBunayksfter hyrnogis to strengthen
GPa

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i the Leach conviction is seeeging to the Frorias

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a rehearing on the Lhe

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ang agech sentence in the Leech muragr.

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JULY
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LL: Fioriae Surrems Lourt aeniegkhunas’seresgest fare
ft whe Leech murger.
Pr sitowingdshunaseta eosurane uwices Gov. Bob
brahem hoi S ciemency hesring on the Chi fimede case. sBunauk
refuses 15 L seving he lan’. Brerareca anm hes no
presentations having fireaa his court-arreolnnea epeorn
lier in the month. Giemence is aenien. fin the same agus the
Secans sudiciet Gircuit in Taeitzheages seecints 3 new lawyer to
TRPTESentebundaysrin cienanne hearings.

Lvs

whan, GisRunupwarreeis wo vhe U.S. Supreme Court for 3

hearing in the Dhl Umede cease. he wes ceniea Nie choice oF
aLLorfigus: he SENG! BNO WE NOL CoMmeeLent Lo Suan wr

nAN. a7: Secona wuaicia: Circuit ereroves en incefinice
BmOUNnT of money to horeelunaykererare for ciemencs hearings.
Orshsm: however, hes inaicesed thet he hag no intention o
horaing any more heer ing
EB, 5? Grehem signssbunayasfirat aeeth werrans in
fineda murgers. Merch 4 | 2

FER, .ki®ebunayeesks the U.S. Suereme Court for @ stay of
execution whiie vhe court geciags His wan, 1 apres: for =
hearing

%. 20) sustice Lesia Fowri: of uhe U5. Supreme Loury

SUATY ART BREN!
wBiiingkBungsetin det s
rough iower courte.

3 vhe Frorias Surremm Courk for @ stax of

the us. Supreme Laurt ceciaas hie sen. 29

PAGE

the $4
me f.


eeroingd 1 decigdoarn om the Jen. iS sereai.
Suereme Court grants @ stay.
CHE me auh Warrant gxP
“SuPrene Cours is scheau ted £0 gecinesbunay? sh
JM. Suga far & heer ing. eRurcs & FOS LPONEmENts
seuind hile Aew attorness heve been so busy esking for stays 4!
thes haven't haa a chante ud prepare. Postranemeant in drancen.
M4) 4 AND S: SSL broanceste e mini-series onetunayrkcaiied
The bet therate = gecning thaw he Te guiros of mare

a

Rueh, Lh resumes.
LEPWer os eBuriay bees s
BHSLOM Lo

Surreme Court cen beseBurne
# hearing on the Chi Gweds conmvictian. A
Tv movie hea put unressonehie pressure on the
nute hi

MAY abt ln the
rermiasion to heer the
the thi B murders.

Second | sucicter Lircultr WL Hews reauesis
4 veres from the night

orig Gurreme Gourt co brock RBC
wading en @prpg@ei. The Surreme Court edrees.
(che led. SUPP ems Lourt for @ hearing or
i Ants: he gauer
» houia never have

“From the hurnotized. witnes

aham = warrant in the
TS. Juin 2
khen the amaciine &

the program NRL sought

the i
Fiehunayeeeke Teoe’s 1ith wuciciz the thi
for

Igy LO Prepare Ri
PawEE
iewere, hue
havh wuniciad Lircuie tor a wriu of
uncon tioneiis imprisoned,
ML LO stend trisis he shouran’u have
rauyers he wee deniea the tawver he
eer vhraus HOME Lest i mone

court o- far
ginn to heave ouy-

JURE 23: ebunayedets
JUNE,
as correuss
» he wee not oc
owec to be his
& guror eral uted uo

Zit The resuse. ig aeniea
BSiekinavkteressia to the Frorias Suereme
averturn the 2th Gircuitis genta.
#4: Fioriag Supreme Court affirms the oraer.
SUNG DoreBuncueeska the Lach sucicie: Circule ¢
ging hie new rane HETE SO texec the NEC ce
theet  TEDLEEY oP ateug thay they havanto h
Prarare 3 3 # new trig: unger K
Fioriog p cpiming: procedure.
JUNE 3G! The stas aenied.
JUNE GGietundyeerresia uo the Fior
ee & New clemency

ag Supreme Lourt oO
hearing.

averturna the Lith Lirculit ena t

PAGE, 4

the SPPaai.
ug Laure in firiance oo
Umeade apr@si to the Fiorice Surrene
api of Rabess corpus sna his chaiiensde
famiiiart he wes ceniea

la

raview his
Leurns his
under Rute
fecuive courses


a aoc ar the first time.
uly 1b U.S. jeu nies the reauesi.
JULY Limbumaskxerregie to the aivh 1.5. Lircuis Gourt of
appesis in Atiante, saking for @ suey of execution unti: the
8. bigerian Gour tis rut Ing can

4ULY 2: The Lir
neath warrant in the Ohi
» Siebunagytesks the Thira

grants & etsu. the
expires,
Lourg ~~ the Leach

aria: court ~~ for aoney us prepare his cefense eno for
Fermiaasion to M-OP-SLSte Lewy present Alin.

2ut fhira Gircuit SL FORLPanes tus oecigioan
Lours declaas#iunag’s#4ay 22 resuest for
ch cane. —
A4: » Supreme Court refuses to grant 2 hearing.

2G te Bunay eet

ued.

fnme tack to the Thira Lircuit for sone ana

Li fhira Gircult grants bowh.

Grehem signe the firgt ageth warrant in the Leach
Mov. 1B

& SLE REL,

NOY. Jieiumaueasks the Thira Circuit Court for 3 stay of
execution unti: Grehanm gives him e cis h i i i
ceee. he meinteine thes the bec. iG:
because he woan't rerresenten, ana besiaess he
for the Ohi Umede muraers: now the Leach cease.

RUV. LbieBunayragekes 2 fh Girceit Lourt of Areeais dn
Atisnte to etsy h execution in the Leach cease untii the courte
cen meciog hig wuie 2 apres: in the thi meade murcers. The
reavedt ia denied,

ROY. 23: fhira Gircuit denies the Nov. % rasuesn for &

ting wes unfair
Be: DRG wes

tet
oF

4se¥unayeachs the Frorige Surrems Court tea overturn
voult’s genigai of his Stay AGE
[xbunaussoes back uo ut ira Lircuiues asking thet
in the Leach murger be thrown owt under Ruie
saka for =e urie habeas coreugs contending 1
wes unconsvitutions:. His :swsers were incowretent ena
the huenoulzes esewitness shauia nav have beer

5
“PE iu cen the eatitions.
APG veme Lourt refuses to overturn the

-thira Gircuoic.
: BUY. Lp iebuncsesske the lh. Yistrice Lourt In Orignaac uo
raview his origina: seres: to the Fiorias Suereme Cours in the
Leach muroers his peti for gs oweit of hebess corpus ana his -
chaitende unoaer Rure 3.550. he geys he was genieqa comeesent
counse: ana vhe testimony of the hepnouvizea witness shoulda he
thrown ou

REY. oe Gig. ti

NOY, 17 tebunauees|
&Liante Lo overturn the b

1
Lourw’s dgenia:r. The inaos

HG hed 4
ao this ereeee! Bro a mare than 100 pounce. Given the
of the epeegi, the Lircult Court of Apresis etaverhunay’ se
execuLian.

ie 3 eeuh war
woRBunay? seth ia warrann in aii

Leach murcer


&
KE

suTaers ang aig in the Leech tiing, buy the twa
roughiy the seme eaine in the srrasis rrocess.
in both, the U.8. Wieericy Lourt in Grisnao has
stuns sheetivion & tavieu of g11 thet hes herren
vues, The Lith Lircuit Court of fepesie in Aviantea has twice
his-execution ones for each cenviction wo review

i reviews have not yeu taken ele
SUGH  SREPPORIC Tean or nhesime th
agi in Ste coures. The Circuis Co! y Apes

uo traview the cases within six mont no she

ranteassBunagem ight ge. s new uriai.
a. The next ster wlit be

SPPeR? 1s
iWs the epregis wiii be aeni
U.S. Supreme Cours.
Aafcer the reviews
-ana the dovernor wire
wiit then be free to ask enu
U8. Suereme Court for ae sum
stounas thet he ana his teavers can come ue with.
Onis when ait the courts fem: they heave consioeraqc avery
reasonebie argument is an tikeiy to te
NOTE? Lourt was heia in : apmgee oy mot Urianage 20
seview the Ohi Umeda mur ae 5 1 gete in chronoiods.

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