Chi Omega Night: The Attack That Redefined Campus Safety and the Hunt for Ted Bundy

We dissect the January 1978 killings at a Florida sorority house that brought Bundy's violence into students’ everyday lives, exploring how two women were murdered and how survivors Kathy Kleiner and Karen Chandler endured decades of trauma. The episode examines flawed forensic practices—bite‑mark testimony and fiber analysis—alongside communication failures among campus security, state police, and federal investigators that delayed justice. By confronting these systemic issues we ask whether modern science and coordinated law‑enforcement protocols could have altered the tragic outcome. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices