Remote Disposal, Survivor Evidence, and Untangling Ted Bundy’s Murders

This episode dives into the tactics Bundy used to hide bodies in remote locations, the pivotal testimony of survivors such as Carol DaRonch, and how forensic details—from fibers to bone fragments—helped link or question alleged victims. It also examines why jurisdictional gaps and environmental cover made detection difficult and what remains uncertain about Bundy’s true victim count. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices