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DEATH WARRANT
STATE OF FLORIDA...

WHEREAS», THEODORE ROBERT BUNDY, ‘did on the gth day of
February, 1978, muxdar. Kimberly Diane Leach): and, i
. WHEREAS ,”” THEODORE ROBERT BUNDY was found guilty of murder
in'the'fixst degree and was sentenced to death on the 12th
day of February, 3980; and
: WHEREAS, ‘the Florida Supreme Court upheld the sentence

of death imposed upon. THEODORE ROBERT BUNDY on the 9th. day:

ested by. the Constituéion, and Laws st ‘Florida do “hereby Assue
this warrant. alfecting the ‘Superintendent o£ the Florida State

Prison “bo eausa! the- sentence “of death ee be executed upon. THEODORE

: ROBERT. BUNDY. on: some day. of the. week beginning noon; Monday,

“the 23xd ‘day. of January, ‘ise9 and ending noon, Monday, the
day of 30th, 1989, in accord with the provisions of the laws

of the State of Florida.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have

hereunto: set my hand and caused

~the Great Seal of the State

of Floxida to be affixed at

Tallahassee, the’ Capitol, this.
day of January, 1989,

ATTEST:

- SECRETARY OF STATE

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Bundy called, Said he was sorry, his mother says

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AP) —, Fi is At the conclusion of the second call, Mrs. Bundy ‘He sounds wonderful, his mother sai after t
sitemiel enemas GE Bt pret a told the confessed serial killer, “You'll always bemy Bet call “He sounds very much at peace with him-
his mother goodbye and sounded “wonderful... very precious son.”

ith hi ” When the first call came shortly before 11 pm. ‘He said, Tm so sorry I all s
He ke pier how sony Bene that ‘there was oat Bundy’s stoatiee ether, aon Bundy, turned to weet Sor Hee esoteaee epa eee then
lidn’t know,” Louise is wife and said quiet ly, “You do the talking’ Bundy ‘knew existed’
Bn “ eee aa ’ Alter the initial hello, she wi “We just want you

owed il, she i re all prayi
For unexplained reasons, Bundy was allowed two to know how much we love you and always will.” Pei aa call, she told him, “We' praying
10-minute calls, rather than the one expected by Mrs, iy ae gor i, en he se, he x stie told the treats ti pax yeast tHe
Bundy, the Morning News: Tribune of Tacoma Been re few nite messages he give 5 ee Sith wie vial ee living room,
Teported.

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Starke residents upset: town
called Florida’s ‘Execution City’

STARKE, Fla. (AP) — Residents where Bundy was set to be executed,
resentment about their town “This is the most I've seen,” said Bob
being known as “Execution City” as Macmaster, a state Co:
j ists overran the town to cover Department spokesman. “The media
today’s scheduled electrocution of con- has really overflowed the small media
fessed serial killer Ted Bundy, area we had set aside.” *
More than 100 journalists, accom.
panied by satellite dishes, vans and More j rnalis iving by
mobile homes, began setting up early the dozens, includi ‘Some from West-
Monday at the former cow Pasture ern states where Bea is linked to as
across from the state prison ‘building many as three dozen female victims,

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<AZ> =" can’t believe it’s finally soins to come to an end,** Eleanore Rose said after

Jearning
a Tuesday execution date has been set for Bundy for the 1978 murder of Kimberly Leach, 12) of
Lake City, Fla.
fAizmay happen, <A2>I‘m in a kind of shock. It’s not going to tring Denise back. All ef us who
Jost
daushters, we're till seing to have all those unanswered questions. <A>’ *
“ABS Ms. Rose said she had hered that Bundy would confess te all of the slavinas he*s beer
accused of “*te put our minds at ease ... but I’ve heard that a psychopath deesn“t do that. °°
Ms. Rose said she’s written Bundy twice askins about her daushter. The first letter: sent
to Colorade when Bundy was Jailed there, went unanswered.
“ST can’t set over feeling that for what Bundy did to all these giris» he deserves more
than just the electric chairs’*’ she said. **The Funishment doesn’t seem to be suite encush.

But vou can enly kill a Person once: can’t rou?

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chansed his mind today about talking te dournalists: and <A@>media interviews have been
scheduled
for the day before his scheduled execution: a prison srokesman said.<Al>

<A@rAn hour-long srourp interview will be held Monday afternoon, followed by a one hour
interview with a sinsle newsrarer or broadcast station that Bundy has vet te pick, accordins
te Bob Macmaster, ¢Alba spokesman for the state

<AZ> Dale Parrish: a former Lake City police officer investigated the Leach murder, said the
Bundy case has been a nightmare for the rural Nerth Florida cammunity.

“Tt put an emotional strain an the seneral area: put also a financial drain on our system
here in Columbia County and Lake City, “* he said. “"It changed a lot of the way peorle felt
about things in Lake City.*°

authorities believe Bundy was responsible for the disappearances of five teen-age girls and
think he may have been involved in that of a yours woman. “AStsaid Tuesday that investisators
would travel te Florida this weekend to suestian Bundy: perhars for one last time. <Ai>

<AL> Bob Keppel; who as a Kins County police investisator worked on the **Ted Task Farce** on

the Washington murders and is now with the state attorney general’s office: said he has never
had given ur here that Bundy would someday talk about missing and murdered women in Washineton
state.

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dabson, focus on the family. 714-620-9594 ... has cantacted tanner alse and told him they want
bundy out there to discuss family issues

washinsten state atty gseni’s office, Bob Keprel called and said ther have 10-20 cases
possible, @ roesitive

“<AZ> Martinez signed the warrant less than an hour after the U.S. Supreme Court declined te
hear
new arguments to set aside Bundy‘’s death sentence.
“<AL> Florida State Prison Surerintendent <AZ>Tom Barton personally told Bundy shortly after
roots
Tuesday that a death warrant had been sianed for him.

“"He was not startled in any way, share» form or fashion.’* Barton said. “*I think he was
expecting it.““<Ai>

appeals. “AZ>There alsa were reports teday that Bundy might offer information about other
killings
in an attempt to delay his execution. <Al>

caeeState Attorney Jerry Blair. who prosecuted Bundy in the Leach case: said there*s “*a
move
underfoct to delay his execution on srounds that he’s ready to come clean and tell everything
he knows. ““<AL>
ALS ="As far as I’m concerned: he‘d have to talk between raw and Tuesday,““ Blair added.
““Bundy has been on death row for ever 10 vears> and I would have to view any offer to talk
now as a continuing effort te buy time.°°

@ndrea Hillyer: assistant general conse] te Gav. Bob Martinez, confirmed the sist of
Blair“’s story.

“We have heard (that) throeush recrte wire visit fine ——- net threush (Bundy “s attorneys. 7°

Qnother Martinez aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity: says he doubts the sovernor
would delay the execution Just to let Bundy talk to investisators.

=A week is Flenty of time if he wants ta talk. “* the aide said.
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bundy’s people includins diana weiner @ Private atty of sarasota: and dohnm tanner>
spiritual adviser of bundy and new state attr of 7th circuit have contacted the sev’s office
saying bundy is ready te talk about washingten cases and needs some time

started monday night and continued to this a.m. when the sav. sent word theres mo more
time

weiner first called gov"s office monday nisht te sav bundy was ready ta “debrief them’ * on
information he had cases about washinaten -—- she did nat say he was ready to confess —~ Just

that he had = infermation’* .«.. but he needed more time
yesterday dohn tanner: new state attorney for 7th circuit in north fierida .-. who is dust

elected and has been a “spiritual adviser’* for bundy -- called fdie an £ 3 mings

asst commi of fdie. © had i i **He indicated that Mr. Bundy had some information
Sn-cases in washinaten and possibly in some other states. He indicated that he wanted te talk

about a number of cases in Washineton State.“”
didn’t specify cases. names, oF what kind of info ... Tanners jokingly! *cted would like

two or three vears.”*
martinez! sent back word to tanner that he is not interested: will net extend timer *“be
have sent word back te gach of these individuals that the rendezvous with the elec chair will
be next tues morn at 7. We are nat going to have the system mainpulated .«« trying to taik

with law enforcement officers that hes toved with for years.
“For him te be negotiating with his life over the bedies of ethers is dispicable.**

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Martinez Won“t Delay Execution: Sars Bundy Trving To Bargain
For Life

Edsi SUBS @th sraf te CORRECT sreliing of *Keppel’ and to
clarify that he wants te talk ta Bundy, sted rlans? Picks uP
9th araf pysi “She added

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By ED BIRK

Assaciated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -~ (AP) —~ Florida will not barsain with
convicted killer Theodore Bundy te delay his scheduled
execution Tuesday in exchanse for details of several unsolved
murders in other states; Gov. Bot Martinez said Wednesday.

an attorney and adviser for the susrected serial killer
asked for a _repri af up te ree se Bundy could talk
to law officers. Officials fram Washinton Utah and the FBI
in Virginia have asked to interview Bundy but have not sousht
any delay.

The governor: who sisned Bundy‘s death warrant Tuesday
shartiy after the Supreme Court refused to hear his apreal in
the 197 murder of & iz-vear-old Lake City girl. said the
wily killer -~ wha once defended himself in court ~~ was once
again trving to foil Justice.

~“Weere nat seing to have the system manirulated,“* said
Martinez, who promised ta make Bundy available te any law
agency in the davs remainins before his execution. *"Gne of
the things to be made clear here to law enforcement, which I
think they realize mare than anvone else what Ted Bundy has
dong, is you don“t nesotiate with a murderer. You don’t
negotiate with a Riller.*°

Bundy’s civil attorney Diana Weiner of Sarasota told the
governar’s death-renalty Jawver Andrea Smith Hillyer that
Bundy was committed to revealing all he knew about unsolved
murders. Weiner didnt specify about which cases he had
information.

"He has been in Jail for di vears. He certainty could
have come clean in other occasions: but he hes used the
court. Now all of 6 sudden, he wants to tell the truth: “7

said Martinez.

aon te der death sentences far fatally

think they Tealitee Were han anrone etseamnat Ted Bindi as
dene, is vou don“t nesotiate with a murderer. You dean“t
negotiate with a killer.“*

Bundy“s civil atterney Diana Weiner of Sarasota tald the
gevernar’s death-renalty lawyer Andres Smith Hillver that
Bundy was committed ta revealing all he knew about unsolved
murders, Weiner didn’t seecify about which cases he had
information.

““He has been in jail for li vears. He certeainivy cauld
have come clean in other occasions, but he hes used the
court. Now all af a sudden.» he wants te tell the truth: “*
said Martinez.

Bundy. 42, also is under death sentences for fatally

bludgeanins two Florida State University sarerity sisters.
Bundy always has insisted that he is innocent of amy murder.
But before his carture he was on the FBI“s most-wanted list
AS a suSPect in as many as 34 sex-related murders or
disarprearances of youns women in the Northwest.

Hiliver said Bob Kerrei af the Washinston state atterney
Seneral’s office wanted ta talk with Bundy, who is susrected a
in ur te 20 killings and more closely linked ta eisht
killings in that state.

She added that an official from the FERI“’s National Center v
for Violent Crime in Quantico, Va.» wanted toa interview
Bundy.

In Utah» Salt Lake County Sheriff Pete Hayward said he is
sending Detective Dennis Couch ta Florida Saturday morning in
hopes of interviewing Bundy. Havward said he hered final 4
interviews with Bundy. a former University of Utah Taw
student, could help authorities locate the bodies of any Uteh
victims.

““He hasnt indicated hed sav a word te us, but there“s
always that long shet, that last-second chance that he‘ll
say: “Ah: bring them ins let“s see what’s on their minds.°*"
Hayward said.

Alse announced Wednesday was Bundy“s decision: reversing
himself, te grant a news media interview and his resuest for
a Persanal interview with James Dobson, host of a Pomona:
Calif.:-based radio show called *““Focus on the Family. °*

Tiobsenm said he has exchansed letters with Bundy fer the
rast two years. He didn’t know what Bundy might want to talk
about but he hered that if Bundy has infermation about any
other killinas he would reveal it te hele ease the hearts of
victims” families.

“When aman is looking death in the face: he deesn“t
waste words and I want to hear what he has toa say.** said
Dobson: whese 20-minute radio show is carried on 1,200
stations in 24 countries.

Tiabsen received Bundy ’s resuest through John Tanners
formerly a criminal defense attorney recentiv elected state
attorney in Flagler Beach: who has advised Bundy fer same
time.

Bundy’s Washingten attorney. dames Coleman, said he’s not \
involved in amy attempt to delay the execution by talkins
about other cases, but was Planning an appeal on the suestion
of Bundy*s sanity.

Coleman filed an emersency appeal throush state Circuit
Court in Lake City: and 4 hearins has been scheduled For
Thursday morning: a caurt clerk seid.

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Suddenly, spokesmen say. Bundy wants to tell authorities what he knows about other cases and
buy time for himself. Gov. Bob Martinez refused.

“He's been in Jail for ii vears... New all of a sudden he wants te teil the truth: “”
Martinez said Wednesday. **For him to be nesatiatings with his life ever the bodies of victims
is despicable.**

Bundy sent messages ta the governor’s office and the Florida Department of Law Enfercement
throush intermediaries this week that he needs more time -~ as much as three years ~~ in order
to “cdebrief’* authorities on a number of cases. particularly in the state of Washington.

Bundy didn’t indicate what he has to say: or name any of the cases: accardins te those whe
handled his entreaties for a delay of execution.

But Martinez, in a strongly worded response Wednesday, said that, whatever Bundy has ta say>
fie has Just a week to say it.

"We Rave sent word back to each of these individuals that the rendezvous with the electric
chair will be on next Tuesday at seven o’cleck in the mornings, ’* Martinez seid. ““Wevre not
goina ta have the system manipulated in terms of having extended time by now wantinea to talk
with law enforcement people that he toved with for vears... You dan“t negotiate with a
murderer. 7“

Martinez told Corrections Secretary Richard Dusser -- who for vears surervised executions in

[[starke —— te ensure Bundy has **all the time that can be provided‘ before the execution
Iituesday ta speak with whomever he wants.
But Martinez: in a stronaly worded response Wednesday; Said that. whatever” & dy fas te saps
he has Just a week to say it.

““We have sent word back to each of these individuals that the rendezvous with the electric
chair will be en next Tuesday at seven o’clock in the morning.“ Martinez said. *‘‘We‘re net
going ta have the system manipulated in terms of having extended time by now wanting to talk
with law enforcement people that he toved with for vears... You don*t nesetiate with a
murderer. 7°

Martinez told Corrections Secretary Richard Dusser -- who for vears supervised executions in
Starke -- to ensure Bundy has **all the time that can be provided’* before the execution
Tuesday to speak with whomever he wants.

Bundy has invited a Christian writer and radic producer from California to come with @
television camera, the Producer says.

““When a man is looking death in the face. he doesnt waste words. IT want to sive him an
opportunity to say what’s on his mind, “* said California‘’s James Dobson: preducer af @
syndicated radic shaw, “Focus on the Family. “*

Dobson says he has corresponded with Bundy for tue rears, and now Bundy hes invited him far
an interview. Dobson. Los Anseles-based, Plans to take a television camera ta Starke this
weekend but says he neither knows what Bundy wants to say nar has decided what to da with the
tape.

“2 don’t really Know what the agenda is,‘ Dobson said. ~*it’s at least possible. I suess:
that he would reveal same of the other women that he might have killed... I think their
families are entitled to have that information.**

Dobson served on the U.S. atterney seneral’s commission on rornesraphy. <AL4>(the attorney

seneral’s office confirms this). <AibIiobsan says he has taken a special interest in the effect
oF

Pornesrarhy on families: and wants to talk with Bundy about that. He won’t divulse what Bundy
aiready has told him about this in their corresreondence, he says, until after the execution.

Tiobson: who says he has a doctorate in child development. says his radia shew -- ““dedicated
to the preservation of the home’’ -- airs daily on 1,300 stations in 24 countries. He savs he
has written books for 20 vears, and believes it was his beaks that first moved Bundy to write
te hime

Tiobson says he was contacted by John Tanner: the newly elected state attorney in Daytona
Beach who has served as a “*spiritual adviser‘’ ta Bundy in a Prison ministrvs about the —
invitation to interview Bundy.

Tanner passed a message from Bundy to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement on Tuesday
that Bundy has information about a number of cases that he wants to divulge, accerdins to FOLE
assistant commissioner Bob Cummings.

Diana Weiner: a lawyer in Sarasota, had started telephoning the sovernor’s office Monday
evenins with the same message, accordins to Andrea Smith Hillyer. an assistant lesal counsel
for the sovernor.

In neither case, Hillver and Cummings said. did the callers say what cases Bundy wanted te
talk about or what infermaticen he wanted ta divulge.

““He indicated that Mr. Bundy had some information on cases in Washinston and rossibly other
states,°* Cummings said of his call from Tanner. **He indicated that he wanted te talk about a
number of cases in Washineten.“°

Weiner told Hillver **that Bundy was sericus. he’d made a moral and conscious decision te
talk ta law enfercement officers about cases with which he was familiar. rarticularly in
Hashineten state.” Hillver said. Mentiamina ne specifics, Weiner said Bundy planned a **full
and complete debriefins.””

Bob Keprel of the Washington state attorney seneral’s office has told Hillver he may come to
Starke ta speak with Bundy, Hillver said. **They have 10 to 20 possible cases that they think
(Bundy) might be involved in. eisht in which they‘re Fositive he“s invealved.°*

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““They’ve raised three claims for relief.**
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (AP) —~ Attorneys whe
want to save Ted Bundy from Florida’s electric
chair next week filed a Circuit Court apreal
jate Wednesday afternoon in Lake City, and @
hearing was scheduled for Thursday morning.

~*They’ve raised three claims far relief:**
said Carolyn Snurkowski- chief death penalty
attorney for Floridas attorney seneral
affice.

Two of the arguments deal with Bundy“s
murder convictions in the deaths af two
sarerity sisters at Florida State University:
Ms. Snurkowski said. The third deals with
Bundy’s mental state.

Bundy, 42, is scheduled to die Tuesday for
the February 1978 murder of Kimberly Leach: 4
ig-yvear-old Lake City girl killed three weeks
after the deaths of collese students Lisa Levy
and Marsaret Bowman.

Ms. Srurkowski said she was workings on her
response ta the motions and could net go inte
details. Bundy‘s Washinaton attorneys could
not be reached by telerhone.
<Ag> Tne hearing was scheduled for 7 a.m.
Thursday before Circuit Judge Wallace Jorling.
<AL> The suestion of Bundy“s sanity is still net
settled, his attorneys were expected to arsue:
even though the U.S. Supreme Court refused
Tuesday to consider the issue.

Gov. Bob Martinez sisned Bundy*s fourth
death warrant immediately after learning of
the outcome of the apreal to the nation’s high

court.

Before his carture in Florida: Bundy was on
the FBI‘s most-wanted jist as a suspect in as
many as 36 sex-related murders of
disaprerances of youns women in the Nerthwest.

The unsuccessful appeal te the Surreme
Court stemmed from the Lake City case. An
appeal in the other case is still pending.

Bundy’s vast stay came Nov. 17: 1984. six
hours befere his scheduled execution.

Althoush Bundy could be executed for the
Leach murder before the Chi Omesa arreal is
resolved> jast-minute arreals are expected to
center on the argument that Bundy*s tus
Florida cases should be linked on the question
of his sanity.

In i979 Bundy was declared legally sane to
stand trial for the Chi Omesa murders. That
ruling was used recentiv by appeals courts ta
reject Bundy’s claim that he is insane and
should not be executed Far the Leach murder.

But Dec. 12, U.S. District Judse William
Ziach in Fort Lauderdale reopened the sanity
issue in the Ohi Omesa case. Ziech said he
would not rule on Bundy“s sanity until he
hears evidence.

Bundy’s lawvers say that decision leaves
Bundy’s sanity in doubt and that he should not
be executed until it is resolved.

@ hearings to determine Bundy’s mental
competency for the Chi Cimesa case had been set
for Monday in Fart Lauderdale. But defense
jawrers and prosecuters asked for a delayr
while they deal with the death warrant.

James Coleman, one of Bundy’s Washineton
attorneys, also said that the Lith U.S.
Circuit Court of Apreals erred six manths asa
because when it upheld & Tewer-court rulins
that Bundy was sane. it also refused to
consider Bundy’s other defense appeals, such
as claims that trial lawvers were ineffective.

“"He were surprised by that, ‘“* said
Coleman. “"They suddeniy told us they didn’t
want to hear anything etse.**

Meanwhile, State Attorney derry Blair of
Live dak, who prasecuted Bundy in the Leach
case, says Bundy: whe has always maintained
that he’s innecent of any murders: misht trv

Re pans Es “
a aoe ore Serer Sree ces i RSI
Live Gak. who presecuted Bundy in the Leach :
case, gays Bundy: who has always maintained
that he’s innocent of any murders: misht try

to delay his execution by offering to talk
about other deaths or disarrearances.

There’s “"a move underfaet ta delay his
execution on araunds that hes ready ta come
clean and tell everythings he knows.’“ Blair
said. Hut he added that he doesnt think it’s
going to work.

“Qs far as I’m concerned: he“d have to
talk between mow and Tuesday.“* Blair said.

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By MICHAEL MOLINE

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -- (URI? -- Gov. Bob Martinez said
Wednesday he rejected a **despicable** resuest from serial
killer Theedere Robert **Ted** Bundy ta delay his execution
in exchange for information about scores of unsolved murders
in which Bundy ig a susrect.

“"For him to negotiate for his life over the bodies of his
victims is despicable:‘” Martinez said of the notorious mass
murder’s effert ta stave off his execution next Tuesday.

““He has basically lied throush the entire precess and why
anybedy thinks hed tell the truth now is bevend me.7* the
governor said.

Martinez said Bundy asked throush intermediaries to be
aliawed ta live longs enough -~ Ferhars as much as three years
—~ to discuss several unsolved cases in other states.

The sovernor said he refused ta consider a delay.

s“We have sent word back to each of these individuals that
the rendezvous with the electric chair will be next Tuesday
at 7 e’cleck in the morning. “* Martinez told a news
conference.

s"He are not going te have the system manipulated in terms
of trvins ta extend time br wanting te talk to law enforcement
people that he toved with for years when they‘’ve tried te get
infermation from him, ’* the sovernar said.

~“Gur answer te each af these requests is: “No.* *>

Martinez sisned Bundy‘’s latest death warrant Monday:
minutes after the Supreme Court refused Bundy s appeal in the
1978 murder ef Kimberly Diane Leach, a i2-vear-old Lake City
schoolgirl.

Bundy was also convicted of murdering two Florida State
University etudents the same year as they slert in their
sorority house. He suspected of 34 murders and
disappearances of vouns women in Colorado, Utah and

Martinez sianed Bundy*s latest death warrant Monday,
minutes after the Supreme Court refused Bundy‘s apreal in the
1978 murder of Kimberly Diane Leach, a i2-vear-old Lake City
schoolsirl.

Bundy was also convicted of murdering two Flarida State
University students the same year as they slept in their
sorority house. He is suspected of 34 murders and
disaprearances of youns women in Colorada, Utah and
Washinatan,

Martinez said one resuest came throush Valusia County
State Attorney John Tanner: whe operated a prison relisiaus
fellowship and was Bundy’s spiritual adviser before his
election Tast November.

Another call came from Jerry Gardner, an assistant te
Tanner. Diana Weiner, a Sarasote lawver who has represented
Bundy in some civil matters, also contacted the sovernar<s
office, aides said.

Bob Cummings: assistant commissioner of the Florida
Derartment of Law Enforcement: said Tanner passed word
through him that Bundy wanted to talk to officials fram
Washinaton state, but did not promise any formal confessions.

@ndrea Hillver: a legal aide to the governor, said Weiner
indicated ““he wanted ta reselve all rossible cases,"

““He was making a firm commitment te immediately begin a
full debriefing by law enforcement. The resuest is that the
execution net occur during the debriefing.’ That means as lang
as law enforcement is talking to him, he ceuldn’t be
executed: ““ Hillyer said.

Investisators from Salt Lake City were in Florida to seek
information from Bundy about murders there. Officials from
the FRI. Colorado and Washington alse were considering
interviewing Bundy. said Martinez’ aides.

In Seattle: Kins County Pelice Sst. Bill Dickinson said
the asency has no intention of sending detectives to talk ta
Bundy: even thoush he knew Bundy had called a news conference
Monday.

““If he desires to make a last-minute, clean breast of
thinss: we will be happy te go down and talk te him but it
wont heir much as far as the criminal investigation aces
because if they execute him the next day we couldn“t eo after
and prasecute him.” Dickinson said.

““The only thing it would be do is make the families of
the victims feel better and close the cases, which are
inactive risht now.“*

Eleanore Rose, of Seattle, whose daushter, Denise Naslund,
was killed in July 1974, said she herpes Bundy will talk about
ether murders before he dies **te rut our minds at ease. But
I’ve heard that a psychopath deesn“t do that.<°

On Monday the Supreme Court dismissed Bundy’s claim that
he was net mentally competent when he killed Leach, whe
disapreared from her school Feb. 9: 1978. Her sexually abused
body was found two months later in a hes shed.

Bundy, a former law student with a desree in rsycholosy,
has already survived one warrant in the Leach case and two
warrants for the murders of FSU students Marearet Elizabeth
Bowman and Janet Lisa Levy in January 1978.

Bundy beat and stransled the two students and indured four
others after breaking inte the Chi Omesa sorerity house on
the FSU camrus.

Bundy has a hearins scheduled Monday in Fort Lauderdale te

review a decision that he was mentally competent when the FSU
murders were committed.

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Martinez Won’t Delay Execution, Says Bundy Trying To Bargain
For Life

By EG BIRE

Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (AP) -- Florida will not barsain with
convicted killer Theodore Bundy to delay his scheduled
execution in exchange for details of several unsolved murders
in other states, Gov. Bob Martinez said Wednesday.

An attorney and adviser for Bundy, scheduled to be
executed Tuesday, asked for a reprieve of up te three years
soe Bundy could talk ta law officers. Officials from
Washinaten state, Uteh and the FBI have asked to interview
Bundy but have not sausht any delay.

Before his capture in Florida, Bundy was on the FBEI“s
most-wanted list as a suspect in as many as 34 sex-related
murders or disappearances of vouns women in the Northwest.

The sovernor, who sisned Bundv*s death warrant Tuesday
shortly after the Surreme Court refused to hear his apreal in
the 1978 murder of a iZ-vear-old Lake City girl, said Bundy
was ance again trying te foil Justice.

““Hetre mot gcaing to have the system manipulated: “° said
Martinez. **One of the things te be made clear here ta law
enforcement: which I think ther realize more than anvane else
what Ted Bundy has dene, is vou dan“t mesotiate with a
murderer. You don’t negotiate with a killer.“*

He promised te make Bundy available to any law agency in
the dars remaining before his execution.

Bundy“s civil attorney, Diana Weiner of Sarasota, told the
sovernor’s death-renalty lawrer, Andrea Smith Hillyer. that
Bundy was committed ta revealing all he knew about unsalved
murders, Weiner didn’t srecify about which cases he had
information.

““He has been in Jail for Li vears. He certainty could
have come clean in other occasions, but he has used the
court. Now all of a sudden.» he wants te tell the truth,**
said Martinez. -

Bundy always has insisted that he is innocent of any
murder.

Bundy, 42, alsa is under death sentences for fatally

bludseonins tue Florida State University sorority sisters.

Bundy’s Washington attorney. James Coleman. said he“s not
invelved in anv attempt toa delay the execution by talkine
about other cases: but was planning an apreal on the suestion
af Bundy’s sanity.

Coleman filed an emersency apreal throush state Circuit
Court in Lake City. and a hearings has been scheduled fer
Thursday mornings, a court clerk said.

Hillver said Bob Kibbel of the Washinston state attorney
Seneral’s office Planned to talk with Bundy. whe is suspected
in up te 20 killings and more closely linked tea eisht
killings in that state.

She added that an official from the FBI’s National Center
for Violent Crime in Quantico, Va... wanted te interview
Bundy.

In Utah, Galt Lake County Sheriff Fete Harward said he is
sending Detective Dennis Couch te Florida on Saturday in
hopes of interviewing Bundy. Havward said he hered Bundy: a
former University of Utah Taw student, could help authorities
jocate the bodies of any Utah victims.

“*He hasn’t indicated he’d say a word te us, but theres
always that jens shat, that last-second chance that he“ll sav
“Ah; brins them ins let*s see what’s on their minds."
Hayward said.

Also announced Wednesday was Bundy’s decisions reversing
himself, to srant a news media interview, and Bundy“’s resuest
for a personal interview with James Dobson. host of a Pomona
Calif.,-based radio shaw called *“Focus on the Family.**

Dobson said he has exchansed letters with Bundy for the
rast two years. He didn’t know what Bundy misht want to talk
about but hoped that if Bundy has information about anv other
killings he would reveal it to help ease the victims”
families.

““When a man is leckinge death in the face, he deesn“t
waste words and I want ta hear what he has to sav. “* said
Dobson, whe said his 20-minute radia show is carried on 1,300
‘stations in 2& countries.

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tanner aided in settings up a meetins between Ted Bundy and Dr.
dames Dobson set for Monday

cutseoken leader of anti

““John Tanner has known TB for the past two vears throush a
church-sanctioned prisen ministry. Althoush John Tanner is an
attorney, his relationship with Bundy has been entirely
throush his prison ministry and unconnetced with the legal
aspects of TEs cases.°*

Bundy knew of Dobson through radio broadcasts and publications

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By MICHAEL MOLINE

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (UPI) -- Gov. Bob Martinez said
Wednesday he rejected a **despicable’*“ reauest from serial
killer Theodore Robert *"Ted“* Bundy to delay his execution
in exchanse for information about scores of unsolved murders
in which Bundy is a susrect.

““For him ta negotiate for his life aver the bodies of his
victims is despicable.‘* Martinez said of the notorious mass
murder’s effart ta stave aff his execution. which is
scheduled for Tuesday.

““He has basically lied through the entire process: and
why anvbedy thinks hed tell the truth now is bevend me.°*
the soverner said.

Martinez said Bundy asked threush intermediaries toa be
allowed to live longs encush -~ Perhaps as much as three vears
—- to discuss the unsolved cases.

The severnor said he refused to consider delay.

““We have sent word back to each of these individuals that
the rendezvous with the electric chair will be next Tuesday
at 7 ofclock in the mornina.“* Martinez said in a news
conference.

““We are not going to have the system manipulated in terms
of tryvins to extend time by wanting to talk te law enforcment
Pearle that he toved with for vears when they’ve tried ta set
information from him.’* the governor said.

““Gur answer te each of these resuests is, “No.”

Martinez sisned Bundy‘s latest death warrant Menday>

-minutes after the Supreme Court refused te consider Bundy“s

‘apreal in the 1972 murder of Kimberly Diane Leach: a
if-vear-old Lake City schoolgirl.

Bundy also was canvicted for the murders that same vear of
two Florida State University students as they slept in their
enroarity house. He is suspected of 324 murders and

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two Florida State University students as they slept in their
sorority house. He is suspected of 34 murders and
disarrearances of yvouns women in Calorade, Utah and
Washington.

Martinez said one resuest came through Volusia County
State Attorney John Tanner, wha operated a prison religious

fellowship and was Bundy“s spiritual adviser before his
election last November.

Another call came from Jerry Gardner, an assistant to
Tanner. Diana Weiner, a Sarasata lawrer who has represented
Bundy in some civil matters, also contacted the sovernear‘s
office, aides said,

Bob Cummings, assistant commissioner in the Florida
Derartment of Law Enforcement, said Tanner passed word
through him that Bundy wanted te talk te officials from
Washinston, but did not Promise any formal confessions.

Andrea Hillvers a lesal aide tea the sovernoar: said Weiner
indicated ““he wanted to resolve all possible cases.“*

““He was makings a firm commitment to immediately besin a
Full debriefing by law enforcement. The reauest is that the
execution mat occur during the debriefing. That means as lone
as law enforcement is talking to hims he couldn“t be
executed,“ Hillver said.

Investisators from Gait Lake City were in Flarida to seek
information from Bundy about murders thera. Officials from
the FBI. Colorads and Washington also were considering
interviewins Bundy: said Martinez” aides.

In Seattle. Kins County Police Set. Bill Dickinson said
the agency has na intention of sendins detectives dewn ta
talk to Bundy before the execution, even thoush he knew Bundy
had called a news conference Mandar.

““If he desires to make a last-minute, clean breast of
things, we will be harry to so down and talk ta him.» but it
wont hele much as far as the criminal investigation soes,
because if they execute him the next day we couldn“t go after
and presecute him.** Dickinson said.

““The only thing it would be do is make the families of
the victims feel better and close the cases: which are
inactive riaht now, “*

Eleanore Rase of Seattle, whose daushter Denise Naslund
was a killed in July 1974, said she has hopes Bundy will talk
about other murders before he dies “*toe put our minds at #ase
ees but I’ve heard that a psychopath doesnt da that.*°

On Monday the Supreme Caurt dismissed Bundy“s claim that
he was not mentally competent when he killed Leach, whe
disapreared fram her scheol Feb. 9. 1978. Her sexually abused
bedy was found twa months later in a hes shed.

Bundy: a former law student whe has a desree in
Psycholesgys already has survived one warrant in the Leach
case. He also has survived two death warrants for the murders
of FSU students Marsaret Elizabeth Bowman and Janet Lisa Levy
in January i978.

Bundy beat and stransled the two students and injured four
ethers after breaking inte the Chi Omesa sorority heuse on

the FSU campus. ,

Bundy has a hearins scheduled Monday in Fert Lauderdale te
review a decisian that he was mentally competent at the time
the FSU murders were committed.

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By MICHAEL MOLINE

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -- (UPI) -- Gov. Bob Martinez refused Wednesday te delay Tuesdays
scheduled execution of serial killer Theodore Bundy so he could tell police from other states
about unsolved murders and disaprearances of young women in which he is the prime suspect.

Martinez said Bundy asked throush intermediaries ta be allawed to live for uP to an
additional three years so that he could discuss the unsolved cases. But the governor said he
refused even te consider delay.

<“We have sent word back to each of these individuals that the rendezvous with the electric
chair will be next Tuesday at 7 o’clock in the mornins.“* Martinez said in a news conference.

“We are net saing te have the system manipulated in terms of trvings te extend time by
wanting ta talk to law enforcement reorle that he toved with for vears when they’ve tried to
get information from him’*’ the governor said. “*Our answer te each of these requests is no.%*

Martinez signed a death warrant against Bundy Monday, minutes after the Supreme Court
refused te consider Bundy’s appeal in the 1978 murder of Kimberly Diane Leachs & i2-vear-old
Lake City schoolgirl.

Bundy also was convicted for the murders that same vear of tue Florida State University
students as they slept in their serarity house.
<AZ> “Ear him to negotiate far his life over the bedies of his victims is despicable: “*
Martinez said.

="“He has basically lied through the entire process: and why anybody thinks he’d tell the
truth now is bevond me.“
<Ai> Martinez said one resuest came throush Volusia County State Attorney John Tanners who
operated a prison relisious fellowshir and was Bundy’s spiritual adviser before his election
jJast November.
<AZ> Gnether call came from Jerry Gardners an assistant to Tanner. Diana Weiner: 4@ Sarasota
lawrer who has represented Bundy in same civil matters: also cantacted the sovernor’s affice:
aides said.
<AL> Bob Cummings, assistant commissioner in the Florida Derartment of Law Enforcement: said
Tanner passed word throush him that Bundy wanted te talk ta afficiais from Washinaton states
but did not promise any formal canfessions.

““He indicated he wanted to talk about a number of cases in Washinsten state and clear up
some of these issues." Cummings said.

Investigators from Galt Lake City were in Florida to seek information from Bundy about
murders there. a
<AB> Andrea Hillver: a lesal aide to the sovernor said Weiner indicated **he wanted te
resalve

all possible cases.*°

<AL> On Monday the Suereme Court dismissed Bundy’s claim that he was net mentally competent
wher

he killed Leach» whe disarpeared from her school Feb. 9: 1978. Her sexually abused body was
found twa manths later in a hes shed.

Bundy, a former law student, has already survived one warrant in the leach case. He alsa
fas survived twa death warrants for the murders of FSU students Margaret Elizabeth Bowman and
Janet Lisa Levy in January 1978.

Bundy beat and strangled the tue students after breaking into the Chi Omese serority hause
on the FSU campus.

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By BRENT KALLESTAD

Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (AF) -- Ted Bundy’s death warrant fer murdering a airl was sisned
minutes after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his appeal, and “Az>the mayor of the slain
childs
town said the execution would Frampt celebrations.

AL> In sisnins the warrant, Gov. Beb Martinez set the emecution for Jan. 24 for the 1772
rare

and murder of ig-vear-cold Kimberly Diane Leach» who was abducted in Lake City and was found
dead in a pis sty.

It was the fourth time the 42-year-old farmer law student has been scheduted to die in
Florida’s electric chair. Bundy: whese case was dericted in the television miniseries *“The
Deliberate Stranser.“*‘ has come within hours of beins executed only to win rostronement.

His attorneys said after Tuesday‘’s 7-2 hish court decision they would pursue further
appeals. ¢A@>There alsa were rerorts today that Bundy might offer information about other
killings
in an attempt to delay his execution.<A1>

Bundy also has also been sentenced to death for killing two women in a Florida State
University sorority house’in Tallahassee three weeks before Kimberly‘’s murder. He has been
linked to up ta 34 sex murders or disappearances of youns women: mast in Utah. Colorade and
Washinaton state.

““Justice has been on hald for a decade, and it’s about time Ted Bundy paid for his
crimes.’* Martinez said. *“*I have a strong feeling on Tuesday of next week, the state will be
able to carry out its duty.**
ABS ““There’ll be a celebration when he dies.‘* said Gerald Witt, mavor of Lake City: a
rural
town of 11,000 people near the Georgia berder. “He has such a terrible criminal record. It’s
dust impossible to have any sympathy for him. “*
<All> In Utah, Salt Lake County authorities believe Bundy was responsible fer the
disappearances
of five teen-ase siris and think he may have been invelved in that of a vouns woman.
CAeSSher iff = SSS MONTANA a eh et a " : “i a
Pete Hayward said Tuesday that investisators would travel te Florida this weekend ta suestian
Bundy. Ferhars for one last time.¢Al>

In western Washington state, Bundy is the prime suspect in the 1974 slayings of eisht vouns

women: whose murders remain unsolved.

““T can’t believe it’s finally scing to come to an end.“* said Eleanore Rese, whase
daughters Denise Naslund, was one of the eisht. **They keer sivins him apreal after arreal
after appeal. Now that it (the executian) may happen, I’m in a kind of shack.

“*Tt’s mot soins to brings Denise back. All of us who Tost daushters, were still scins to
have all those unanswered auestions.“° Ms. Rese said. She said she had hered Bundy would
confess ta the slarings “*tse put our minds at ease. ""

SAR>State Attorney Jerry Blair: whe prosecuted Bundy in the Leach case, said there“s “*a
move
underfoot to delay his execution on sraunds that he’s ready te come clean and tell everything
he knows.“ "<AL>
<A2> ““As far as I’m concerned, he’d have to talk between now and Tuesday: “" Blair added.
“Bundy has been on death row for over 10 years: and I would have to view any offer ta talk
now as a continuins effort tea buy time. “*
<AL> In addition. a erisean spokesman said today that Bundy had changed his mind about talking
to
dournalists.

Bob Macmaster, a spokesman for the state Department of Corrections: said Bundy agreed te
held an hour-lons group interview Monday afternaon, followed by a one-hour interview with a
single newspaper or broadcast station that Bundy will rick.

In the appeal rejected Tuesday, Bundy“s attorneys arsued that lower courts wronsly
determined in retraseect that Bundy had been competent te stand trial in 1980 for Kimberty’s
siavins.

A federal Judse in 1984 ruled that Bundy had been competent in 1980, callings him ““the mast
competent serial killer in the country at this time ... a diabolical senius.’* The Lith U.S.
(eirear Court of Appeals in Atlanta upheld the Judse“s ruling.

The arpreal said the Supreme Court “*has never addressed the issue of when, if evers &
\(post-trial) hearing would be adeauate to remedy a vielatioan of a defendant’s risht ... ta a
lcontempoarary determination of his competency when sufficient (indications) arise at trial.“*
y The high court in 1946 said defendants have a risht to such a *“contemporary’* competency
hearings.

Bundy*s attorney dames Coleman Jr.> said he Planned to file a new emersency arrpeal in a
Florida state court, but refused ta disclose what lesal arsuments would be used.

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TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -- (AF) -- Ted Bundy has changed his mind today about talking te
journalists: and <A@>bmedia interviews have been scheduled for the day before his scheduled
execution, a prison srakesman said.<Al>

SASPAn hour-lons sroup interview will te held Monday afternoon, followed br a one-hour
interview with a sinsle newspaper or broadcast station that Bundy has vet to pick. according
to Bok Macmaster, “Aiba spokesman for the state Department of Corrections.

Bundy is scheduled te die in Flerida’s electric chair 7 a.m. Tuesday.

Florida State Prison Surerintendent <AZ>Tom Barton personally told Bundy shertly after noon
Tuesday that a death warrant had been signed for him.

““He was not startled in any way, share» form or fashion.“ Barton said. “*I think he was
exPectina it.““<AL>

Meanwhile. a state attorney who successfully prasecuted Bundy says the alleged serial
killer might offer ta talk about the three dozen other deaths he’s accused of in an attempt ta
delay his execution.

Bundy, scheduled to die for the murder of a i@-vear-old girl, has always insisted that he
is innecent of any murder. But before his capture he was on the FRI‘s most-wanted list as a
suspect in as many as 34 sex-related murders or disappearances of young women in the
Northwest.

State Attorney Jerry Blair of Live Oak, who handled the murder case of l2-vear-old Kimberly
Leach of Lake City, said there‘s **a move underfoot to delay his execution on srounds that
he’s ready to come clean and tell everythings he knows. °°

But Hlair said he doesnt think it’s sains te work.

““Hs far as I’m concerned, he’d have ta talk between now and Tuesday.“ Blair said. ~“There
is a movement under way. Some of the pearple involved are serious, but Bundy has been on death
row for ever 10 years: and I would have te view any offer to talk now as a continuing effort
to buy time. 77
<Ae> Andrea Hillver, assistant general consel to Gov. Bob Martinez, confirmed the sist of
Blair’s story.

“We have heard (that) throush people whe visit him -- not throush (Bundy‘s attornevs.

Another Martinez aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says he deubts the sovernor
would delay the execution just to let Bundy talk to investisators.

““@ week is plenty of time if he wants to talk. “* the aide said.

Bundy‘’s Washineton attorney, James Coleman: said he’s net invelved in any attempt to delay
the execution by talking about other cases.

“We're mot involved in that in any respect.‘ he said. “*I don‘t even want fo comment
about it. I don’t think that’s the basis for any legal proceedings to stay the execution. Ta

yer

say that somethings like that will go on is somethings for the politicians in Florida. A court
is not soins to srant that relief.°°
<AL> The Salt Lake County, Utah, sheriff’s office. meanwhile, may send an investisater te
Florida if there is a seod possibility that Bundy will discuss other cases.

“But we dan’t know if it will be worth while.“* Detective Dick Judd said. ““*We‘re not the
aniy peerle interested in him either.**

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By BRENT KALLESTAD

Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -~ (AF) -- Serial killer Ted Bundy‘s death
warrant for murdering a girl was sisned minutes after the
U.S. Supreme Court rejected his arreal, and the maver af the
Slain child’s town said the execution would prempt
celebrations.

In sianings the warrant. Gov. Hob Martinez set the
execution for Jan. 24 for the 1978 rare and murder of
ig-vear-old Kimberly Diane Leach» who was abducted in Lake
City and was found dead in a pis sty.

It was the fourth time the 42-vear-old former Tau student
has been scheduled to die in Flerida’s electric cheir. Bundy:
whose case was depicted in the television miniseries **The
Deliberate Stranser,>“* has come within heurs of being
executed only to win pPostronement.

His attorneys said after Tuesday’s 7-2 hish court decision
they would pursue further apreals.

Bundy alse has also been sentenced ta death for killins
two women in a Florida State University serority fouse in
Tallahassee three weeks before Kimberly“s murder. He has been
linked te up te 34 sex murders or disarrearances of rouna
womens most in Utah, Colorado and Washinaten state.

““dustice has been on hold for a decade, and it’s about
time Ted Bundy paid for his crimes.“° Martinez said. “*I have
a strons feeling on Tuesday of next week. the state will be
able te carry out its duty. “7

““There*’?l be a celebration when he dies.°* said Gerald
Witt, mayor ef Lake City, a rural town of 11-000 Pearle near
the Georgia border. *"*He has such a terrible criminal record.
It’s just impossible to have any sympathy for him.**

In Utah, Salt Lake County authorities believe Bundy was
responsible fer the disappearances of Five teen-age siris and
think he may have been involved in that of a young woman.
Sheriff Pete Havward said Tuesday that investisatars would
travel to Florida this weekend te suestion Bundy, perhars for
one last time.

In western Washinsten state: Bundy is the prime suspect in

the 1974 slayings of eisht vouns women. whose murders remain
unsolved.

“"T can’t believe it’s finally soins te come to an end.**
said Eleanore Rose, whose daushter, Denise Naslund. was one
of the eisht. ““They keer siving him appeal after eapreal
after appeal. Now that it (the execution) may harren: I’m in
a kind of shock.

““Tt’s not soins to brings Denise back. All of us whe lost
daushters, we're still scina to have all these unanswered
suestions,“’ Ms. Rese said. She said she had hered Bundy
would confess to the slayings “*te put sur minds at ease. “*

In the arreal rejected Tuesday. Bundy“s attorneys argued
that lower courts wrongly determined in retrospect that Bundy
had been competent ta stand trial in i?80 for Kimberiy“s
slaving.

& federal judse in 17846 ruled that Bundy had been
campetent in 1980, callings him **the most competent serial
killer in the country at this time ... a diabolical senius.*°
The ith U.S. Circuit Court of Arreals in Atlanta urheld the
Judse“s rulings.

The apreal said the Supreme Court ““has never addressed
the issue of when, if ever, a (rast-trial) hearings would be
adequate to remedy a violation of a defendant’s rieht ... to
a contemporary determination of his competency when
sufficient (indications) arise at trial.“*

The high court in 1766 said defendants have a risht te
such a *“*contemporary’” competency hearing.

Bundy*s attorney James Coleman Jr.; said he Planned to
file a new emergency appeal in a Florida state court, but
refused ta disclose what lesal arsuments would be used.

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SEATTLE ~- (AP} -- A Washington state woman whe believes her daushter was slain by Ted Bundy
said Tuesday she was in a state of shock te learn that Bundy misht be executed next week in
Florida.
cAZ> ““T can’t believe it’s finally soins te come te an end.“ Eleanore Rese said after
learning

a Tuesday execution date has been set for Bundy for the 1978 murder of Kimberly Leach, 12. of
Lake City, Fla.

<AL> Bundy also has been convicted and sentenced to death for the 1979 murders ot two Florida
State University sorority sisters slain Just three weeks before the Leach murder. ‘

Bundy has been described br Eins County police as their “"erime suspect“ in the unsolved
i974 slayings af eisht vouns women in western Washinston. Neo charees ever were filed in these
slayings.

Gine of the eisht was Ms. Rose“s daushter: Denise Nastund» whe disaereared in July 1974 fram
Lake Sammamish State Park east of Seattie.

Bundy: a one-time law student who srew ur in Tacoma, Wash.» lived in the Puset Sound area
when the eisht i974 slavinss were committed.

Witnesses in the areas where several of the victims were last seen linked them with a
handsome. charming yvouns stranser who identified himself as ““Ted’* and asked fer hele in
various tasks. The stranger drove a VH bus similer te one then owned by Bundy.

““They keer siving him arpreal after apreal after arreal.“° said Ms. Rese. “"“New that it may
happen: “AZ>I“m in a kind of shock. It’s net soins to brings Denise back. All of us who Tost
daushters, we’re till soins to have all those unanswered suestions.<Al>**
<AZ> Ms. Rose said she had hoped that Bundy would confess to all of the slavings he’s been
accused of *“*te put aur minds at ease ... but I’ve heard that a psychorath deesn“t do that.**

Ms. Rose said she’s written Bundy twice asking about her daushter. The first letter: sent
te Colorade when Bundy was Jailed there, went unanswered.
<AL> The second was answered fram Jacksonville: Fla. Tyeewritten and unsigned. the letter
seid
Bundy sympathized with her but didn’t know anythins about her daushter’s death and expressed
hore that ““God will hele‘ her find Peace.

The bones of Ms. Naslund were lost br police investisatins the case. Least March: Ms. Rese
buried an empty coffin as a symbol of her daushter“s death.

7 ASS Bob Kerrel, whe as a Kings County police investigator worked on the ~“Ted Task Force‘? on

the Washinstoan murders and is mow with the state attorney seneral’s affice, said he has never
had siven ur hore that Bundy would someday talk about missing and murdered women in Washinatan

state.

““There are so many missing Pearle cut there. and it would be mice to put their (families”)
minds ta rest. ... Gniv he knows,“ Keppel said of Bundy.
<A1> dohn Henry Browne, ance Bundy“s attorney in Seattle. said he thinks Bundy purrosely went
te
states with the death penalty to commit more crimes.

““He got caught an Purpose and he wanted to be stopped: ““ Browne said Tuesday.

But he wondered why the execution.

““Why are we going this? The death penalty deesn“t work. It’s nat a deterrent. we know
that. Soa it is venseance. It“s venseance dissuised as Justice.**

That’s apparently OK by Ms. Rose.
eAZ> ““T can’t get over feelings that for what Bundy did to all those girls: he deserves more
than just the electric chair.*" she said. **The punishment deesn“t seem te be suite encush.
But vou can only kill a person once, can“t vou?’*
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By BRENT KALLESTAD

Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (AP) -- Convicted serial killer Ted Bundy, whose lenethy stay on death
row has frustrated Florida officials, has been scheduled far a fourth time to die in the
state’s electric chair.

The death warrant, signed by Gev. Bob Martinez en Tuesday, set Bundy’s éxecution for 7 a.m.
EST on Jan. 24. The death warrant stems from the February 1978 murder of lZ-vear-old Kimberly
Diane Leach of Lake City.

““There*’ll be a celebration when he dies: said Lake City Maver Gerald Witt. ““He has such
a terrible criminal record, it’s Just impossible te have any sympathy for him. °°

Bundy, 42; has alse been under separate death warrants for the killings of two women in @
Florida State University sorerity house three weeks before the Lake City murder.
<Az> Martinez sianed the warrant less than an hour after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to
hear
new arguments to set aside Bundy“s death sentence.
<AL> ““ Justice has been on held for a decade, and it’s about time Ted Bundy raid for his
crimes,“ Martinez said. “I have a strong feelins on Tuesday of next week: the state will be
able ta carry out its duty.7°

““Tt’s almost ii vears since a crime was committed.“ he added. “I don’t consider that
short at all. Justice should prevail and that should take Place next Tuesday. “*
<A2> [lale Parrish» a former Lake City ralice officer investisated the Leach murder: said the
Bundy case has been a nightmare for the rural North Florida community.

“"Tt put an emotional strain on the seneral area. but also a financial drain on sur system
here in Columbia County and Lake City.“* he said. “*It changed a lot of the way reorle felt
about things in Lake City.**
<AL> Bundy.» whose case was depicted in a television miniseries named *"“The Deliberate
Stranger.“ previously has come within hours of being executed.

Bundy’s last stay came Nov. 17; 19846: six heurs before his scheduled executions when the
ith U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta remanded the case for an evidentiary hearins.
The case was aprealed back to the Apreals Court and then te the Supreme Court in Washineten.
Both courts rejected the arreal. .

““That man has been living off the taxpavers for 10-11 years, and it reflects badly an the
judicial system.’ added Witt. *“*Peorle besin to wonder if they is such a thine as criminal
justice any longer because of so many rPestponements.“*

Bundy’s atterneyvs said in Washineten O.C,. said Tuesday they were not through with apreals.
<Az> ““Tf we do not win a stay in the state courts, I expect we will be back in federal
courts 7°

Said attorney James Coleman Jr. ““We will seek toa stay the execution. ?°
SAL> Coleman said he planned te file a new emergency arreal in a Florida state court. but he
refused to disclose what legal arsuments would be used.

In the appeal acted on Tuesday, lawrers for Bundy arsued that lower courts wronsly
determined in retrospect that Bundy had been competent ta stand trial in 1980 for Leach
siavins.

“This court has never addressed the issue af when. if ever, a (post-trial) hearings would
be adesuate ta remedy a violation of a defendant’s right ... te a contemrorary determination
of his competency when sufficient (indications) arise at trial.“° the appeal said.

The Supreme Court in 1946 said defendants have a risht to such a **contemporary”*
competency hearings.

& federal judse in 1986 ruled that Bundy had been competent in i980. callins him “*the most
competent serial killer in the country at this time ... a diabolical genius.“

Bundy alsa received death sentences far the 1978 killings of Marsaret Bowman and Lisa Levy:
whe were beaten and stransled in their teds at the Chi Omesa sorority house on the Florida
State University campus.

Before his capture in Florida, Bundy had been an the most-wanted list of the FBI» which
said he was a suspect in as many as 34 sex-related murders ar disappearances of youns women in
the Northwest.

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By MICHAEL McCLELLAND

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -~- (UPI) -- The pending execution of
serial killer Ted Bundy has sent newspaper: television and
radio station reporters scrambling for the limited number of
seats alloted for witnesses at the execution.

Florida Press Association officials said Thursday they had
received more than 50 reauests from newspapers, magazines and
free lance writers hepine to attend a Monday afternoon news
conference with Bundy and ta witness his scheduled 7 a.m.
Tuesday execution.

The Flerida Assaciation of Broadcasters has received 70
requests from television and radia stations from as far away
as Seattle, Salt Lake City and Denver.

““This is the one they“ve ali been waitinas for.** said FPA
director Dick Shelton. “*There is just a tremendous media
interest and public interest. They all want to be there te
see what harrens.“*

Shelton said the execution of a less noterious killer may
draw as few as three or four witness resuests from
NewsParers.

Scores of media representatives ranging from weekly
newspapers to Pecple magazine are expected ta be outside
Florida State Prison Tuesday mornings.

Under Derartment of Corrections guidelines, only 30 will
be allowed into the prisen for a Bundy news conference on
Monday. Only 12 will be present to witness the actual
execution.

Four seats at the interview and two at the execution are
reserved for the two wire services. One seat at both the
interview and execution is reserved for a newspaper from Lake
City: heme of Bundy victim Kimberly Diane Leach.

The Press Association trimmed down the campetition br
restricting the selection ta Flarida newspapers oniy. That
eliminated the 306 or so national magazines, out-of-state
newspapers and free-lance writers whe had sought admittance.

““It being a Flerida prison, a Florida death warrant: a
Florida prisoner, and him beins executed for a Florida
murder: Plus beings sentenced for two more. it only makes

sense to draw from Florida newspapers,“* Shelton said.

That still leaves 17 newspapers vring for 12 slats at the
interview and four at the execution, Shelton plans to make
the final selection by drawing names cut of a hat.

The breadcasters’ sroup already has selected its five
‘witnesses and was ta decide Friday on the 13 interview~
participants. The sroup is makins its choice based on how
many viewers or listeners a particular reporter will be able
ta reach.

Bundy has also been sentenced ta death for the murders of
two Florida State University students murdered while they
slept at their sorearity house. He is a prime suspect in
nearly three dozen murders, beatings and disaprearances
invelvine youns women,» mostiv in the Northwest.

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SEATTLE -- (AP) -- An investigator from the Washington state
attorney seneral’s office left for Florida Thursday with
hopes of talking to condemned killer Theodore Bundy about
unsolved murders in the Pacific Northwest.

Robert Keppel, a former detective who once probed eight
1974 murders in which Bundy is the prime prospect. wasn’t
sure he’d be able ta interview Bundy, said Gres Caneva: a
senior assistant in the attorney seneral“s office.

““This was one of those offers you almost can’t refuse. “”
Canova said. **We owe it to the victim’s families to be there
if he (Bundy) wants to talk.**

But. Canova added that Kerprel won’t let Kins County’s
curiosity about the murders stand in the way of Bundy“s
execution. set for Tuesday at Florida State Prisen near
Starke.

““Tt‘s obvious he’s deing this for his own purposes «.. to
delay:°* Canova said. **We won’t be part of that.°*

In Glympia> Gov. Booth Gardner said Thursday he considers
it inappropriate for Bundy to Flay for time by offerings to
talk to law enforcement officers about crimes in Washineten
and other states.

Democrat Gardner. a backer of capital punishment» said?
"It would be nice to have the information he miaht be
willing to divulge. But I don’t think that (reprieve) is the
means ta set it.

“2 don’t think his holding that infermation as ransom at
this juncture is appropriate.“

With Bundy facings execution Tuesday for the slaving of a
t2-vear-old sir} in 1978: relatives of some victims say ther
don’t care to hear his tales. Others disasree.

An attorney for Bundy, a former Tacoma resident and
University of Washineteon student, has sousht a reprieve of uP
to three years te sive Bundy time to talk with investisators
about as many as 36 unsolved sex-related killings or
disappearances of yvouns women.

Bundy reportedly has expressed a particular willingness to
talk about eisht Western Washington and Oresen killings in
which police say he is the prime suspect.

The first was Lynda Ann Healy of Bellevue, whe vanished
Feb. i> 1974, from a rooming hause near the university. Her
bones and these of three other youns women were found in
March 1975 on Taylor Mountain, about 20 miles east of
Seattle.

Her brothers Robert Healey, 24, said Wednesday he hered
Bundy would be executed on schedule.

““What difference does it make?“ Healey said. ““She“s
already dead. Whe needs the sruesome details?*°

"I don’t like to see anybody be put to death ... but if
anvbody deserves it: he does.“ he added. **i don“t think
there’s any doubt about what haprened in Seattle and that
Bundy was connected. **

Robert Blackburn said he fad waited a Tons time for
justice since his daushter, Janice Ott of Issanuah, was
abducted from Lake Sammamish State Park in the suburbs east
of Seattle in duly 1974. Her remains and those of Denise
Naslund: who vanished from the same park the same dav> were
found tosether twa moths later on a densely weeded hillside
several miles away.

“t's been almost IS vears since I lost my airl.“* he
said.

“\T would not like to see a delav.“* Blackburn said. ‘*T
think this is one more delaying tactic on the wart of Mr.
Bundy to aveid execution, and I feel he should be executed. “*

Eleanere Rase, Naslund’s mother» said she would favor a
short delay in the execution if Bundy were willing te provide
conclusive information. Haunted by the killing, she has kept
her daushter’s room much as she left it.

““ZT would like to have him confess.“ she said.

She said she was convinced Bundy was responsible. ““but I
would like to him hear sav, *I did murder yveur daushters “°°
she added. “*I’d have a lot more peace af mind if he would. 7%

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and planning. Bundy is scheduled to die in the electric chair
at 7 a.m. EST Tuesday, Jan. 24. Appeals pending.

Cutah» wash.» colo.)

Personality Spotlisht:
Ted Bundy -~- a trail of blood

By DENNY HAMILTON
United Press International

From the dav of his birth, Ted Bundy was different.

He was born Theodore Rebert Cowell on Nov. 24, 1746. the
illesitimate son of Eleanor Lauise Cowell, in a home for
unwed mothers in Burlingsten. Vt. The father was a man Cowell
would refer ta only as **a sailor. “*

As an adult: renamed Theedore Robert Bundy threush
adoption, he would be admired as a rising political star —-
and hunted as a maniacal killer of women.

He was a suspect in as many as three dozen murders in four
Western states, but he was cenvicted of only three —- the
killing of a Kimberly Diane Leach: 12. of Lake City: Fla.
and the bloody deaths of two sorority sisters at Florida
State University.

Bundy has been sentenced ta die Tuesday at 7 a.m. in
Florida’s electric chair fer the Leach slavins, the only
instance in which his victim was not a young women in her
late teens or early 20s.

Before Bundy entered schaol» he and his mather moved to
Tacoma; Wash. They stayed with relatives until she could find
work. But soon Eleanor married Johnnie Culperrer Bundy: a
North Carelinian wha fulfilled her most important resuirement
—- he accepted, without aualification. her illesitimate son.

Boyhood friends remember Bundy senerally avoided
confrontations. However, when provoked» he could explode with
a frishtenins ferocity.

Cine friend. Terry Sterwick, recalled a time when Bundy
attacked another boy during a Boy Scout cutins.

““It was easy to see when Ted set mads“* Storwick teld the
authors of **The GOniy Living Witness.“* a book about Bundy.

““His eves turned about black with anger. “7

Accerdins to numerous psychiatric rerarts on Bundy» he
never matured emotionally and often fantasized. According to
Bundy himself, he pretended te be part of a secret world.

“Ted simply did net want te grow up,*° ane biosrarher
wrote. ~~ . sa

Bundy was an above-averase student in hish school and
earned a scholarship to the University of Puset Sound.

Bundy’s high school vears were marked by insecurity and
shyness. He had only one date and never talked about sirls:
saying later he was ““just not interested. “*

In collese, he cultivated an autward facade of normalcy
and gained a reputation as a hard-working student. His
friends were not surprised in later vears to hear of his ur
and comings life in Republican politics.

Transferring ta the University of Washinston to enroll in
an intensive study of Chinese, Bundy began fashionina the
public side of his beings -- bright, witty, handsome.

But behind the air of self-assurance lurked the ather Ted
Bundy -- insecure: shy, and later, wildly maniacal.

It was there that Bundy, then 20, met his first love.
Diane, whose last name has never been revealed by
authorities, was everythings Bundy was net -- but everrthing he
hored to become.

She was wealthy: Poised and belonged to a class Bundy had
seen only from the bottem looking uP.

Bundy transferred asain. this time to Stanford University>
for the most part to Please Diane. he later said. But Diane
tired of Bundy’s boavish attitude and treke up with him. The
rest of 1967. Bundy later told a biographer, was *‘absolutely
the pits for me -- the lowest time ever. **

Bundy rambled aimlessiv for awhile. He dropred cut of
school and took off on a cross-country jaunt to visit
relatives. He stepped inte a life af crime, shorpliftins
things he had always wanted.

Alena the way: Bundy ran inte an old hish scheol chum who
suasested he latch on with Art Fletcher, a black politician
running for the GOP nomination for lieutenant severnor of the
state of Washinsten.

Bundy, a veteran of twe GOP campaiens, Jumped at the
chance. Bundy said he liked politics because it allowed him
to use his talents and assertiveness.

But Fletcher lost, and Bundy was cast adrift asain.

However, Bundy’s tenure with Fletcher was educational. On
the campaisn trial, Bundy learned social sraces and honed his
skill at attractins women.

In September 1949. Bundy met Liz» a divercee and the
mother of a youns daushter. She was the last woman he would

date.

They went on picnics and talked on the phone. But as clase
as she was to Bundy: even Liz could not set throush his
well-fashioned facade. Despite a seeminsly senuine love for
Lic. Bundy kept in contact with Diane and saw her whenever
date.

They went on picnics and talked on the phone. But as clase
as she was to Bundy: even Liz could net set throush his
well-fashioned facade. Despite a seemingly genuine love for
Liz. Bundy kept in contact with Diane and saw her whenever
she would arant him time.

Psychologists who interviewed Bundy said he complained his
relationship with Diane was always strained because they were
from different worlds.

Around the time Diane finally terminated their
relationship in January 1974 women besan ta disarrear in
Washington state. By June 11, 1974. six women had vanished.

All had lons, dark hair parted down the middle -- much Tike
Diane.

“Bundy wasn’t killing his victims: he was raping and
killings Diane, who Jilted him.“* said Utah State Prison
psychiatrist Dr. Van Austin. more

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Cin duly 14, 1974, two more women, Janice Ott, 237 and
Denise Naslund, 19; were lured from Lake Sammamish State Park
in Washington by aman drivins a Volkswagen: calling himself
“Ted? and wearing his arm in a stina. Their bedies were
found near Issasuah, Wash.» two months later.

Police in Washington came ur with 3.000 ““Teds’* wha owned
Vis. Bundy was amona them.

In @Qusust 1974. Bundy left Washinston to attend the
University af Utah School of Law. Soon, young women began
disaprearins in Utah, startins with the daughter of a
suburban Sait Lake City police chief.

Bundy’s transition from unknown Taw student to mass murder
suspect began to evolve. On Nov. 8, 1774, he kidnapped Carat
TaRench from a Galt Lake City sherring malt. claiming he was
a police officer, She later escaped, and Bundy was convicted
in the abduction.

Handcuffs were used in beth the DaRonch kidnarrings and the
apparent murder of Debbie Kent the same dav. A handcuff kev
was found next to Kent’s car after she disapreared. Her body
was never found.

The handcuffs, his Volkswagen and his Washinston
hackeround made Bundy a prime suspect in dozens of murders
and abductions throusheut the Northwest.

Bundy was serving the second year of a 15-year sentence at
the Utah State Prison for the DaRonch kidnapring when he was
indicted for the murder of a nurse in Aspen Colo. He was
transferred to Pitkin County to await trial.

During a recess: Bundy jumped from a second-stary
courthouse window and disappeared for nearly a week inte the
Rocky Mountains before beings recaptured. He was transferred
ta the Garfield County Jail in Glenwood Springs: Cole.

On Dec. 20, 1977, after dietins to lose SS pounds: he
escaped again, squeezing throush a hole JYeft by a lisht
fixture he removed in his cell and fleeing throush an attic
passageway that led to the jailer“s house.

Bundy stale a beat-up MG sports car and was on his way.

He journeved ta Vail» to Denver and then to Ann Arbors
Mich.

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Passasewar that led to the jailer“’s house.
Bundy stole a beat-up MG sports car and was on his way.
He Jjourneved ta Vail, toe Denver and then to Ann Arbors
Mich.

Bundy arrived in frigid Ann Arbor on New Year“’s Eve 1977.
and teck a $12 raom at the YMCA. The next mornings: Bundy
overheard the news an the radio! suspected mass murderer
Theedore Bundy had escaped from Jail in Colorada.

““It really flocred me.“* Bundy was suoted as savings
later. **I was surprised I’d be news in this part of
Michisan.**

Bundy said Ann Arbor was too cold and the student housing
market toa tight, soe he stele a car and headed for sunny
Flerida -- specifically, Florida State University in
Tallahassee.

“ST just felt smaller and smaller and smaller. Bit by bit
by bit: I felt something drain out of me. I felt it slip away
from me like in the old movies where vou see a shast Lift out
of a body Ivins on the sround,’* Bundy said in **The Only
Living Witness.“" *“Ey the time I act ... in Tallahassee ...
I kept savings to myself, “I sotta leave here.” ~~

He alsa had asked an attorney which death Penalty state
would be most likely to have the next execution and was told
Florida seemed a lesical choice.

Bundy found a roaming house called ““The Qak’* at the edse
of the Florida State University campus in Tallahassee. where
he resistered under a Phone name.

When his money ran cut, Bundy began stealing asain. He
stole a television and tyrewriter for Pleasure and food for
survival.

But he could not find a job and was losing his arip.

No longer was Bundy the handsome, up-and-coming law
student. His speech was slurred, his eait staesered. He was
not at all careful when stealins, once being causht by
bouncers at a bar for rifling a woman’s Purse.

On the nisht of Jan. 15, 1978, Bundy entered the Chi Omesa
sorority houses killed two women -- Lisa Levy and Margaret
Bowman -~- and bludseaned three others.

Bundy fled Tallahassee in a stelen van and wandered
aimlessly across northern Flarida. On Feb, 9, he stepped in
Lake City, about 100 miles east.

Kimberly Diane Leach» 12: of Lake City, had forsetten her
Purse during her first-periad sym class. She went back to
fetch it and was never seen alive asain.

Her body was found two months later under a collapsed hos
shed 30 miles west of Lake City.

Bundy was captured on Valentine’s Dav. near Pensacola in a
stolen car because of a traffic violation. His homicidal
odyssey finally was over.

Om Tuesday, Jan. 24. 14 days shart of the 1ith anniversary
of Leach’s disarrearance. Ted Bundy is scheduled to find
himself in the same position as his victims -~ alane>

Powerless and about to die.

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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- (AP) -- Ted Bundy initially said he
wished he had been killed. but then vowed te use stalling
tactics to prolona his execution, sav police officers wha
arrested and interrogated the suspected serial killer.

Bundy, once suspected of killing dozens of youns women in
the Northwest, is scheduled to be executed Tuesday in
Florida’s electric chair for slaving iZ-vear-old Kimberly
Leach in 1978. He also faces the death Penalty for
bludesonines tue Florida State University co-eds to death as
ther slert in their Tallahassee sorority house.

Pensacola Patrolman David Lee: now a captain with the
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission in Lake City:
where Ms. Leach was killed. arrested Bundy in the pre-douwn
hours of Feb. 15, 1978.

Lee, 28. fired his revolver twice, once inte the air as
the tuo men strussted and then at Bundy when he broke away.
Bundy went down but was unhurt. He was Playing possum, then
strussled with Lee asain before the officer subdued him with
a whack to the face with the barrel ef his sun.

Gnee in Lee’s patrol car Bundy, made seme startling
comments.

-SHe made the reauest several times that he wished I had
just killed him. “* Lee said in an interview with the Rocky
Mountain News of Denver: Colo. **He said. “If I run when I
set to the Jail, will vou shoot me?’**

But Bundy later changed his tune, telling Pensacola Police
Lt. Norman Chapman Jr. he Planned a succession of delays te
forestall his execution.

““He said» “This is how I-m saing te survive: “°° Chapman
recalled in an interview published today in the Northwest
Flerida Daily News of Fort Walton Beach. ““He Taid out
exactly what he was seing to de. He said, *I’11 delay and
stalil.7¢?

Bundy’s plan included **messing with attorners,““ Charman
said, During his two Florida murder trials and the ensuins
appeals Bundy fresuently changed tesal tactics: as well as

lawrers. Sometimes, he acted as his own.

“Over the last 11 vears I‘ve watched and everythings
(Bundy) said would hapren has harrened,“* Chapman said.

He said he sees Bundy’s new affer to cooperate with
investigators from the Northwest in exchanse for a stay of

-emecution ‘as Just another part of his pan. Gov. Bob Martinez
has rejected any idea of swarrins a delay for talk.

<“The second nieht we had him, he told me he wasn’t soing
to confess te anvthing,’* Charman said. **He would have to
compromise something in himself to tell about those other
murders. I dan’t think he can do that.°

Bundy whe had eluded capture for vears and then escared
from a Colarada jail» was causht after Lee spotted him
driving without lishts from behind a closed restaurant in
this city at the western end of Florida’s Panhandte.

Lee suspected he might be a burslar: and when he turned on
his blue lishts Bundy accelerated. But Lee causht up with him
after about a mile and pulled Bundy over.

Bundy, who gave a false name, kert askins what was wrens.

“He sounded real sinceres“* Lee recalled. ““I’m thinking:
maybe there’s a mistake here.“

But Lee knew it was no mistake when Bundy kicked his less
aut from under him and Jumped on top the fallen officer.

s“When I went down, I fired a round in the airs’* Lee
said.

Bundy ran. Lee said he had forgotten he managed ta set
chrome handcuffs on one of Bundy“s wrist. When he saw them
gleam in the lisht of a street lamp he theusht it was a gun
and fired another shot. He shot ta kill this time and Bundy
went down.

<SWhen I rolled him over to see how bad he was hurts
that’s when he came back ‘alive:* trving to take my Pistol
from me,’* Lee said.

Bundy yelled for help and a homeowner looked out the front
door and shouted: **Semebody help that man.“ *

Lee laushed and recalled, “"I needed help prebably more
than Bundy did.7*

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investisateors from the Northwest in exchanse for a stay of
execution as Just another part of his-rran. Gov. Bob Martinez
has rejected any idea of swaprpins a delay for talk.

“The second nisht we had him. he told me he wasn“t scaing
to confess ta anything,“ Chapman said. *“He would have toa
compromise something in himself to tell about those other
murders. I dan’t think he can do that.**

Bundy whe had eluded capture for vears and then escaped
from a Colorado jail, was caught after Lee spotted him
driving without lishts from behind a clesed restaurant in
this city at the western end of Florida’s Panhandle.

Lee suspected he might be a buralar. and when he turned on
his blue lishts Bundy accelerated. But Lee causht up with him
after about a mile and pulled Bundy over.

Bundy, wha gave a false name. kept askins what was wrens.

“He scunded real sincere.“ Lee recalled. “*I*m thinkins:
maybe there*s a mistake here.**

But Lee knew it was no mistake when Bundy kicked his less
out from under him and jumped on top the fallen officer.

““When I went down, I fired a round in the air,“* Lee
said.

Bundy ran. Lee said he had forsotten he managed to set
chrome handcuffs on one of Bundy“s wrist. When he saw them
gleam in the light of a street lamp he thousht it was a sun
and fired another shot. He shat to kill this time and Bundy
went down.

““When I relled him aver te see how bad he was hurt»
that’s when he came back “alive.” trving ta take my Piste]
from me.““ Lee said.

Bundy velled for help and a homeowner locked aut the front
door and shouted, **Somebedy hele that man.?*

Lee laughed and recalled, **I needed help probably more
than Bundy did.“<

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Bundy will meet Utah detectives
By RALPH WAKLEY

SALT LAKE CITY -- (UPI) -~ Serial killer Ted Bundy. facings
Florida’s electric chair next week for the murder of a
i@-vear-ald girl, agreed Thursday to meet with Salt Lake

womens officials said.

“Bundy has asreed to meet with our detectives at noon
Sundex itt Eee SOMERS said sheriff's spokesman Merv Quirin. Hl

The for miversity of Utah law student had told Flerida
State Prison afficials Wednesday he did not want to meet with
the litah detectives.

But, the next dav, Guirin said. -“Bundy’s attorneys teld
our detectives he has asreed to the two-hour meetina’* in the
prison near Starke, Fla.

@& circuit court Judse refused Thursday to halt the
execution scheduled for Tuesday at 7 a.m.. but the Florida
Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal Friday.

Bundy, 42. a former Republican campaisn worker: wor
appeals from three previous dates with the electric chair.

Earlier this week, Bundy offered te talk about unsolved
killings if the execution was delayed: but the severner of
Florida refused, calling the offer *“despicable.“*

<"T think the governor of Florida made it very clear’?
that Bundy would not be sranted a stay of execution to
discuss anv role he may have had in dozens of ather murders
or disappearances, Salt Lake County Sheriff Pete Hayward said
Thursday. *"We: under no circumstances: have canceded any
type of negotiations with the severnor or are supporting any
kind of stay.**

Bundy, the subject of several books and a TV movie and
considered one of the most pralific serial sex killers: is
suspected in as many as three dozen deaths and disaprearances
ef vyouns women in Colorado, Washington and Utah.

He was sentenced ta die for the 1978 slaving of Kimberiy
Leach, 12) Lake City,» Fla. He has alse been sentenced to die
far the bludseoning deaths of two Chi Omesa serority sisters
at Florida State University.

A news conference with Bundy is scheduled Manday with
asents from the FBI’s Vicelent Crime Apprehension Prosram and

County detectives investigating the slavinas of four Utah |

the Washineton state attorney general’s staff was Plannina te
attend.

Bundy,» from Tacoma, Wash.» is suspected in the Utah deaths
or disaprearances of Nancy Wilcex: 14, Salt Lake Citys
Melissa Smith, 17. the daushter of then-Midvale Police Chief
Louis Smith} Laura Anne Aime» 17> Salem? and Debbie Kent, 172
Bountiful: all in 1974.

The bedies of Smith and Aime were found in lecal canyons.
Bath had been raped, beaten and strangled. The bedies of the
other two girls have never been found.

While servins a prison term for Kidnapping anather teenase
girl, Bundy was extradited te Colorade te stand trial in
Aspen in the murder of a vacationing Michigan nurse. He
escaped from the courthouse on New Year’s Eve 1977.

He was captured on Valentine’s Day 1978 in Pensacola»
Fla... and charged in the Jan. 15, 1978, murders of the two
Florida State students and the Feb. ? slaving of Leach, whose
decomposed remains were found in @ Pisstr.

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CORVALLIS, Gre. -- (AP) -- If Ted Bundy is put to death in
the Florida electric chair as scheduled Tuesday, officials at
Oreson State University say it will close the books on one of
the school’s most famous crimes.

William Harris. the university’s assistant director of
police and security. said Thursday he remains convinced that
Bundy murdered Reberta Kathleen Parks.

Parks left her dormitory room on May 6, 1974, ta buy a hot
fudse sundae. She wasn’t seen alive again.

@ vear to the day later, Harris received a telerhone call
from King County: Wash.e, that ended his frustrating search
for Parks. Washington authorities had found a skull ina
remote mountainous area east of Seattie. Later. dental
records identified the skull as that of the missing coed.

The remains of three other youns women missing from
Washinston were found at the same time and place -- only a few
miles from the srat where the bodies of two women were
discovered the previous fall.

All six women -~ plus two others who disappeared in 1974
and were never found —- are believed by authorities in several
states to be victims of Bundy, whe earlier this week last a
U.S. Supreme Court appeal of his death sentence on Florida
crimes.

The justices rejected arauments that Bundy: 42. was
mentally incompetent when he stood trial in 1980 for the
slaving of a iZ-vear-old sirl in Lake City: Fla.

Bundy also was sentenced to die for the 1978 killinas of
tue Florida State University sorority sisters.

Althoush he can’t tie Bundy directly toe Parks“ death.
Harris said there’s little doubt amons Taw officers that
Parks was also one of his victims.

“Yes, I’d be satisfied with Bundy“s execution, and Tf
would close the case,“* Harris said.

Harris said he‘d like to get a canfession from Bundy. But,
Harris conceded, Bundy probably will carry the story with him
to his grave.

“"2 think he should be executed. “* Harris said. **I can

only imagine the srief. pain and suffering of his victims and
their families.“*

Harris said he can’t prove Bundy was in Corvallis when
Parks disapreared,

But there was nothins to sussest that the 20-vear-old
woman, whe wanted te teach the mentaliv retarded, ran awave

"1°11 be slad when it’s over.’ Harris said. But 1711
never really put it away. Id still like to know what
happened that nisht when Kathy disapreared.”*

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Bundy Turns Ta State Surreme Court

Eds: SUBS 4th graf with addition of interview with Utah officials and 7th graf with name of
jaw school, pickings up Sth sraf rvs bane? “It makes a mockery ...°3 UPDATE expected after 7
a.m. hearing

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By BRENT KALLESTAD

Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. —-- (AF) -- Attorneys for Ted Bundy turned to the Florida Supreme Court
today in their attemet to halt the convicted multiple killer’s scheduled execution Tuesday for
the 1978 slaving of a 12Z-vear-old sirl.

The high court was scheduled te hear Bundy“s apreal at 9 a.f.

The sessian was scheduled after Circuit Judse John Peach in Lake City denied three claims
Thursday in Bundy‘s appeal and refused ta stay the executian scheduled at 7 a.m. Tuesday at
Florida State Prison near Starke.

While atternevs make their arguments, Bundy was scheduled to meet with FBI officials at the
prison. He also is scheduled to meet with authorities from Colarade, Idaho. Washinston and
Utah through the weekend. He is suspected in the murders of three dozen women in several
Western states.

One of Bundy’s attorneys, James Coleman of Washingtons D.C.> remained confident Bundy would
win a fourth reprieve from the electric chair.

““Werll win. His claims are valid,“* Coleman said Thursday.

Calumbia County State Attorney Jerry Blair: whe prosecuted the former University of Utah
Jaw student for the 1978 murder of Kimberly Leach: said it is time for Bundy ta be executed.

“Sit makes a mockery of our judicial system every day that Ted Bundy continues to live:“*
said Blair. ““People are virtually up in arms about this and every day that justice is
delaved, justice is either denied or at least diminished. “*
<AZ> In an interview with CNN Thursday,» Bundy said: -“I da take it rersenally when I hear

that

eple want me killed.”°
<A> The defense appéal centered on allegations that Bundy’s competence to stand trial wasnt

adequately reviewed in either the Leach case or an earlier conviction in the slayings of two
Chi Omesa sorerity sisters at Flerida State University.

Attorneys alsa arsued Bundy shouldn’t be executed for the Leach slaving while his
competency during the Chi Omega slavings is still being challenged in federal court and
Circuit Judse Wallace Jepling improperly discussed the Bundy case with prasecuters without
defense attorners present.

All claims were rejected by Peach, whe heard the arsuments after Jorling disaualified
himself Thursday.

Peach said the defense shauld have raised same of the claims earlier and were procedurally

barred from raisins them at this time. He made his rulins after hearing about 40 minutes of
oral arsuments.

Gov. Bob Martinez. who signed the death warrant for Bundy in the Leach murder» said
Wednesday he wouldn’t delay Bundy’s execution even though a civil atterney for Bundy said he
could cooperate with investigators on unsolved cases.

--In-Olempias Washes Gove Booth Gardner said Thursday-he considers it inappropriate for Bundy
te play for time by offering to talk about his crimes.

SSIt would be nice to have the information he misht be willing te divulge. But I don’t
think that (reprieve) is the means te set it,”* said Gardner, a backer of capital punishment.
“SI don’t think his helding that information as ransom at this juncture is appropriate.“

Bundy, whose case was depicted in the televisian miniseries *"The Deliberate Strangers “*
was sentenced ta death for the Feb. 9, 1978. murder of Miss Leach, a Lake City Junior hieh
school student.

In a separate trial, he also was sentenced to death for murdering two Fiorida State
University Chi Omesa sisters in their serority house in January in the early mornings hours of
dan. 15, 1772.

Martinez siened the death warrant Tuesday» Jess than an hour after the U.S. Supreme Court
declined to hear new arsuments to set aside Bundy’s death sentence.

Bundy has been granted a stay of execution three times before. The last was issued Nev. 17:
1986, six hours before his scheduled executian: when the tith U.S. Circuit Court of Arreals in
Atlanta sent the case back for an evidentiary hearing.

The appeals court, and later the U.S. Supreme Court, rejected the arpeal.

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Editors? The following is maved for vour use and planning.
Bundy’ s execution is set for 7 a.m. EST Tuesday? wan. 24.
Appeals are pending.

Vigil planned for Bundy

BY MICHAEL MOLINE

TALLAHASSEE > Fila. 77 CUPT) 7 Death penalty opponents plan
ta mark the scheduled Tuesday execution of Ted Bundy —7 called
the nation’s mast neter ious death row inmate “7 with & visil
in the Caritel rotunda.

ate whe oPPase the death penalty aré not selective about
who we appase it fore? * said Elizabeth Tauson of the Florida
Clearinghouse ore Criminal dugtice> the vigil arganizers

The grouP and other death penalty opponents circle the
huge: dark marble state geal in the Capitol every time
Florida executed an inmate ~~ and Bundy“ s execution will be ne
different: Pawson said.

ss1 dan’t expect & email turnouts ~*~ she said-

protesters are aise expected in the smali cow pasture
across the state highway From the pale green walls of Florida
State Prisot near Starke: where Bundy has yived on death row
for il years-

Bundy: 427 is scheduled ta die at F asthe Tuesday for the
1979 marder of a Lake city echoolairl- He was alse canvicted
af murder ine two Florida State universitY students that same

disappearances of youn women if the Pacific Nerthwest-
The governer’s office has received about 70 telephone
calis since Gov. Bob Martinez signed Bundy" s jatest death
warrant Tuesday? all suprertins the action: gaid Press
spokesman Jan Peck.

Peck speculated the relatively small number af calis is 3
sien the public supports Bundy? s execution.

= Pearle write yetters when theyre unharey = When thev’re
harry with what voutre deine: they are cantent tq dust jet
events run their course: ** Peck said.

~“He’s one of the most neterious Killers if the country.
Pearle with that sort of reputation don’t generate maior

Amnesty’ international has issued 2 global alert urginga
death penalty opranents te protest plans to put Bundy te

death.

ssqt%s not that we support what Ted Bundy has dane>* said
dacaui Hunt of amnesty. ssBut our belief is that the death
penalty is wrong and should be abolished in all countries: “*

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Editors: The followings is being moved for your use and elannins. Bundy*s execution is
scheduled for 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Jan. 24. Appeals are Pending. Note contents in i6theraf
(wash.. utah» cole.)

Leach killing did net fit Bundy’s pattern

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- (UPI) -- Ted Bundy. the serial killer Jinked to three dozen deaths:
faces execution Tuesday for a crime that departed from his murderous obsession for attractive
youns women with their hair parted in the middle.

Kimberly Diane Leach disapreared Feb. 9, 1977. Her bedy was found April 17 under a
collapsed hos shed in a Florida state park.

She had been beaten and sexually molested -- a Bundy trademark in the nearly three dozen
murders, beatings and disaprearances in which he is a prime suspect -- but there was one major
difference.

Kimberly was 12 years old.

That did not fit Bundy“s pattern of attacking women in their late teens and early 20s. It
may alsa have been a sian that the former law school student with Ivy Leasue soad locks was
growins unstable, at war with the demons rasins inside him.

The siri’s death came less than a month after the beatins deaths of two Chi Omesa sorority
members as they slept in their sorerity house beds on the Florida State University campus in
Tallahassee.

Bundy also sentenced to die for the deaths of Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman was six hours
away from execution in 1986 when he won a reprieve.

The sorority house slavings, coupled with Leach’s death: prompted psychiatrists ta conclude
Bundy was losing control after a hamicidal odyssey that spanned at least four years and
stretched from the Northwest and Utah ta Florida.

After Bundy was captured in Pensacela, Fla.: on Valentine“s Day 1978 and returned ta
Tallahassee, police suestioned him about the sorority killings. The alse asked him what he
knew of the Leach disarrearance.

“Well, vou gentlemen knew that vou were setting invalved with a pretty stranse creature
and vou have known that for days.” Bundy rerlied. “But. remember this: I’m the most
cold-hearted son of a bitch you'll ever meet. “*

Psycholosists said Bundy besan to lose control of his faculties shortly before the sorority
killings, sugsestins he was uncenscicusly trvins to set causht.
<A2> A man as smart as Bundy nermally would knew his path could be traced with stolen credit
cards, vet Bundy left an easy trail for law officers by usins one stolen credit card after
anather fallewing the sarority murders.

It did not matter to him by that time that Leach was net the type of woman he normally
desired ta possess: psychiatric reports said.

By the time he encountered the voungster> Bundy was completely aut of cantrol, consumed by
his canfessed desire to “*possess women by whatever means necessary: a psychiatric
evaluation concluded.

The cracks in Bundy’s maniacal armor also were obvious to a number of people the nisht of
the sorority slavings.

Terri Murehy: a waitress at Sherrad‘’s popular bar, said Bundy was “*overly pelite**’ while
she waited on him the nisht of Jan. 15, 1978.

Connie Hastings: a customer who also noticed Bundy. said the eves of the handsome former
jaw student causht her attention -- but chillinsiv.

<“He was scanning all the giris:“* Hastinss testifed later at Bundy‘s murder trial. *“He
causht my ere several times. It was a stare that kinda bothered me.°*

Bundy claimed he had nothing te do with the Chi Omesa murders. He said he was *‘pretty
sure’’ he spent the entire night at a nearby rooming house.

That denial was consistent with Bundy’s refusal te admit any link to the crimes he has been
convicted of committins.

The ultimate irony,» said Richard Larsen, auther of *“The Deliberate Stranser.“* a back
about Bundy’s crimes, may be that Bundy now faces the verv things that drove him te his crimes
—— a need to have complete control aver his victims.

Larsen said he thinks Bundy is “‘terrified“* at the prospect of execution because he will
be completely helpless ~- like his victims.

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SEATTLE -~- (AP) —- As hauntins as he was in life, Ted Bundy

is previns even more enismatic in death as homicide
investigators and the families of murder victims wender what
secrets the serial killer teok te the electric chair.

nm the four fore he was pu ath Tuesday for the
1978 rare and murder of a i2-vear-oid Flerida siri, Bundy

confessed ta murders in the 1970s in Utah, Calorada, Idaho
and Washinston, includine some in which he was net a suspect

gr that investisaters were unable to match to any known

slavings.,
Across the country, prosecutors and detectives took another

losk at unselved cases as word spread that investisaters
talking to Bundy at the Florida State Prison believed he may
have murdered 100 youns women.

““Even the denials he save me when I brousht up certain
cases were just not Bundy-tvre deniais,’" said Robert Keprel>
& Washinaton state attorney Seneral“s investisater who probed
eisht so-called **Ted’* killings for i5 vears. Bundy confessed
to those slavings and others before his execution. But there
are several other murders in Washinstan that Keprel wonders
about.

““They Ethe deni i he was a suspect, “*
sal els
_ Keppel, whom Bundy invited te Florida for his eleventh-hour

‘confessions, believes his lons invelvement with the serial

killer has helped him detect changes in Bundy“s mood and
speech that tirred him off when Bundy was Ivins.

It was Keprel whe sussested Bundy misht be respansible for
more than 109) slayings.

The FRISaid jast week that it is Planning a meetings in
February of law enforcement agencies that suspect Bundy may be
responsible for unsolved homicides in their states.

Terry Green: a major case specialist with the bureau’s
Violent Criminal Arrrehension effort in Guantica, Va.» where
the meeting will be held, said the idea is toe set
investigators ““in one Place so we can discuss the
Feculiarities in each case."

In addition to the slaving of the Florida sirl, Bundy had
been convicted of murderins two sorority sisters at Florida
State University in 1976.

Bundy’s name has surfaced as a possible suspect in slaringss

in Burlinsten. Vt.. where he was barn in 1946: in Pernsvivania
and New Jersey during the time Bundy was a student at Temple
University in Philadelphia, and throushout the West.

In Utah, Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Lt. Ben Forbes said
investisators have loaked at unsalved cases since Bundy
confessed to killing eisht women and siris in the state. But
Forbes Said he deesn*t know whether there misht be more
victims.

““We have researched naw with our state medical examiner
any “dane Does’ back ta the 1970s. There were only four or
five and none aprear to be his work.”* Forbes said.

In Vermont: Burlington police Detective Thomas Tremblay
said Bundy is not a suspect in a 1?71 murder and rare. ~“We
have no evidence or information that links him ta the scene of
our homicide,“ he said.

The connection was a bit stronger in New Jersey: where tuo
if-vear-cld women were stabbed to death on Memorial Day 1769.
Arthur Nerman, a forensic psychologist whe interviewed Bundy
for his defense. telerphaned Atlantic County. Nwd.. prasecutor
Jeffrey Blitz shortly after the execution to say Bundy had
canfessed ta these murders.

Blitz said the information from Norman *“wasn“t
satisfyvine’’ as a serious Tink ta Bundy, but the case is beings
jocked at again.

“*Bundy said while he was attending Temple he went to the
Jersey shore; picked up two girls,“ Blitz said. *“Norman came
te the conclusion that he killed these two sirls. Bundy never
admitted it. It was based on Nerman“’s coanciusions.“*.

In his confessions, Bundy specifically denied committing S
any murders in Vermont or New Jersey.

Keppel susrects that Bundy. who was 42 when he was rut to
death, began his murdersus ways when he was 14 and livins in
Tacoma: Wash.. even thoush Bundy denied invelvement in the
1961 disappearance and presumed murder of Ann Marie Burrs whe
was Go when she was abducted fram her bedroom.

““He said he was too youns, he lived teo far away, Those
were pretty weak excuses:‘" said Kerrel, who added he had
interviewed Bundy encush te develor a sense of when Bundy was
beings evasive or misleading.

Like Keppel. Beverly Burr still suspects Bundy in the death
of her daushter.

““Tourete to him CBundy] and he emphasized he was a normal
14-year-old boy: that he didn*t live near us and didn’t roam
around at might. I know that’s net true,“* she said. ““As far
as we know he was mot a normal i4-vear-old boy. But risht now
there just isn’t much I can do.*?

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| Bundy Is ‘Subdued’ as

Appeals

Filed to Halt Today’s Execution

From Wire Reports
> SB Fla.— More than 200
prisoners are on death row at Flori-
da State Prison, but it is Prisoner
£ — 069063’s execution that everyone
3 awaits.
# , Almost nine years after he was
‘Sentenced to die, Theodore Robert
Bundy is scheduled to be electro
tuted at 7 am. today for killing a
12-year-old girl.

Once cocky and confident in his
courtroom defense, Bundy was act-
- ing Monday like a man who be-

} lieved his time may be running out,
a prison spokesman said.
= “He's more emotional and sub-
dued” than under previous death
warrants, said Bob Macmaster, a
prison spokesman,
In a last-ditch attempt, Bundy’s
attorneys filed an appeal with the
U.S. Supreme Court seeking to stay
the execution. There was no imme-
é diate response.
‘ < Meanwhile, the convicted killer
‘inet with a psychiatrist Monday.
That appointment, requested by de-
fense attomeys, generated specula-

| CUsT77? Fad, Ae

Court a week ago, and no oth

Feprieve It the appeals Re court es offered a

“execution were to begin Mo day preparations for

aps exeeution, the fina
1e most notorious seri

set to be a media extravarsy

tion that the suspect in at least
three dozen slayings would try to
postpone his execution on sanity
grounds,

Gov. Bob Martinez said in Talla-
hassee that fhree psychiatrists were
standing by fo examine Bundy the ~ |
“psychiatrist he met with questioned

his competency.

- Bundy’s defense attorneys could
challenge the finding of the three
psychiatrists and ask a cireuit judge
to review the matter.

Although that judge's ruling can

. be appealed, Bundy could be exe-
cuted even if the issue is pending if
no stay has been issued, said Peter
Dunbar, general counsel to Mr. Mar-
tinez.

The. attorneys also filed an ap-
peal with the state court, claiming
that instructions to the jury in the
sentencing phase were improper.

Bundy, who has been on death
row at the prison since July 1979
and survived three death warrants, |
lost an appeal to the U.S. Supreme

BUNDY Continued on 8A

LE Ge 9 pD

irged, authorities said.
reinstitution of the death penalty in

early.

To most Floridians, Bundy’s is a simple case:

the executi iF
re of a coldblooded, diabolical monster.

ity, where Miss Leach di

bratior

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Annual Debate Over Death Penalty in Board<

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) The Westchester County Board of
Legislators voted Monday to Support the restoration of the death
penalty in New York after Opponents argued it was a “simplistic,
misguided notion.'!

The debate came on the eve of the execution of Theodore Bundy for
the 1978 murder of a 12-year-old Florida girl.

Legislator Timothy Carey, R-Cortlandt-Peekskill, cited Bundy in
Supporting the death penalty, saying ~*the ultimate crime deserves
the ultimate punishment.!!

Bundy, who also received a death sentence for strangling two
students during a 1978 rampage at a Florida State University sorority
house in Tallahassee. In an effort to stave off Tuesday's execution,
Bundy confessed to more than a half dozen other slayings since 1974.

Carey also noted that a number of police officers had been killed
in the state and he blamed Gov. Mario Cuomo, who has consistently
vetoed restoring the death penalty.

The blood of the police officers is on his hands, said Carey.

But legislator Ernest Davis, D-Mount Vernon, argued that the state
~“does not have a perfect enough system by which we can judge.'!

Restoration of the death penalty is a “*reversal to barbaric
attitudes. ... It's a simplistic and misguided notion,'' he said.

Fellow Democrat John DeMarco of White Plains pointed to instances
of people being freed years after their conviction because they were
innocent and Audrey Hochberg, D-Scarsdale, said she had not seen any
statistics proving that a death penalty is a deterrent.

The board voted 11-5 to support the restoration of the death
penalty as part of its legislative package.

The last execution in New York occurred in 1963.

SOME EASTER MORN

We all must spend one lonely night,
In dark Gethsemane,
While others sleep, like Jesus weep
In bitter agony!
We, too, must beg that God will let
The bitter cup pass by,
And then -- "Thy will, not mine be done,"
Like Jesus, we must cry.

We all must tread the lonely road
That leads to Calvary,
The thorns must wear, tne cross must bear
In shame and misery;
And when, through gloom and darkened sky
God's face we cannot see,
We, too, must cry like Jesus, "Why
Hast Thou forsaken me?"

But on, some glorious Easter morn,
Perhaps not far away,

We'll see Thee come to roll the stone
Of sin and death away;

And then, by garden and by cross
Made pure and white and sweet,
We'll cast our lilies and our crowns
Down at Thy dear feet.

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