Ted Bundy Rare Signed Letter- Written While Awaiting Trial in Colorado

This is an extremely rare letter written by Ted Bundy while he was awaiting trial in Colorado for murder. This letter was written in November of 1976, less than a year after being convicted for the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch. It was written to his family friends and contains some very interesting content. He talks about how he believes he will be convicted in Colorado, his guilty verdict in the kidnapping trial, and talks in detail about how it has all affected his mother. Six months after this letter was written, Bundy would escape from custody by jumping out of the second story window of the Pitkin County Courthouse in Aspen, CO.

There are no letters on the market from Bundy during this time period, as he only wrote to his mother, lawyer and close friends, making this letter exceptionally rare. The letter is handwritten, three pages long and signed “Ted.”

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Theodore Robert Bundy was an American serial killer whose crimes spanned across several states including Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, California and Florida. His known crimes spanned between 1974 and 1978. He was on trial for murder in Colorado when he escaped from prison and fled to Florida, where he would then go on a rampage killing two college students and one 14 year old girl. He was caught and convicted of 3 counts of capitol murder and sentenced to death. He died by way of the electric chair in January of 1989. Authorities believe Bundy is responsible for over 30 murders.