The Trail of Ted Bundy:
Digging Up the Untold Stories
By:
Kevin Sullivan
This
is an excellent expansion-companion book to the author's previous
2009 book “The Bundy Murders: A Comprehensive History”. I do
suggest that readers start with his first book to get a complete
background and history of the actual murders.
The
first book can still be purchased on amazon both new and used, from
several sellers:
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_17?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=the+bundy+murders+a+comprehensive+history&sprefix=The+bundy+murders%2Cdigital-text%2C824&crid=36MPTIC32UIRX
This
book takes it a step further and gives previously unreleased
information. The author did a lot of research for both of his books
– visiting the States, cities, and locations where Ted Bundy grew
up, lived and where he stalked his many victims. The author
discusses new theories, new possibilities, circumstances that seem to
have a very high probability of being accurate. Ted Bundy refused to
admit to the murders of children, or recanted what he did discuss,
and lacking enough physical evidence, the killer has taken these
secrets to his grave. The author attempts to get into the mind of
Ted Bundy and understand the actions of a killer, to help the reader
understand the impossible.
This
book, along with the author's first book, shows the level of both
discipline and dedication the author has devoted to the subject. I
look forward to reading his next book about the Bundy murders. This
subject; the people, the places, the murders, the killer, will no
doubt be a part of the author's life forever. Whether that's good or
bad is a question only the author can answer. Some things are
destined to haunt you forever.
Thank
you to the author, and netgalley for allowing me to read this book in
exchange for an honest opinion. My review will be posted on amazon,
netgalley, goodreads and moonshineartspotblogspot
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