No-one even knows how many women Ted Bundy killed but we do know one thing: he liked it and he was good at it.
You may have thought Ted Bundy's home would be something which might have been burned to the ground and salt tilled into the land but, noooo, that was before shameless home flippers. (News Tribune: Eerie things going on at serial killer’s childhood home in Tacoma)
Awww, the shrubs are even getting buds on them for Spring and don't you feel the joie de vivre in this li'l cottage, the one-time home of one of America's worst serial killers.
Unexplainable things happened in the Tacoma house where serial killer Ted Bundy grew up.
So many things, in fact, that a contractor hired to remodel the home penciled Bible scriptures on the walls and brought in two pastors to bless the house.
“I’m not one to believe a lot of this stuff, but this house made me a believer,” said Casey Clopton, the contractor.
A cry for help appeared on a window as crew members worked in the basement. Heavy furniture wedged into a wall toppled over. Doors and cabinets seemed to open themselves.
It all started in September, when David Truong bought the 1,400-square-foot home with plans to redo and flip it.
- NT
Ed: they sound as psychotic as Bundy
Maybe it's something in the water in Tacoma and they're all like that.
Ed: apparently they never saw "Poltergeist"
Much as you may lust after the idea of living in this house and channeling Ted Bundy's burning soul in Hell ... you're too late. Someone already bought it.
You may have thought Ted Bundy's home would be something which might have been burned to the ground and salt tilled into the land but, noooo, that was before shameless home flippers. (News Tribune: Eerie things going on at serial killer’s childhood home in Tacoma)
Awww, the shrubs are even getting buds on them for Spring and don't you feel the joie de vivre in this li'l cottage, the one-time home of one of America's worst serial killers.
Unexplainable things happened in the Tacoma house where serial killer Ted Bundy grew up.
So many things, in fact, that a contractor hired to remodel the home penciled Bible scriptures on the walls and brought in two pastors to bless the house.
“I’m not one to believe a lot of this stuff, but this house made me a believer,” said Casey Clopton, the contractor.
A cry for help appeared on a window as crew members worked in the basement. Heavy furniture wedged into a wall toppled over. Doors and cabinets seemed to open themselves.
It all started in September, when David Truong bought the 1,400-square-foot home with plans to redo and flip it.
- NT
Ed: they sound as psychotic as Bundy
Maybe it's something in the water in Tacoma and they're all like that.
Ed: apparently they never saw "Poltergeist"
Much as you may lust after the idea of living in this house and channeling Ted Bundy's burning soul in Hell ... you're too late. Someone already bought it.
2 comments:
I bet he made very good money on tbe deal
They always do
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