A fascinating look inside Ted Bundy’s 1968 VW Beetle that was integral to both his murders and conviction, containing important DNA evidence.
Bundy removed the passenger seat in order to lay his victims flat and better conceal them after luring the to the car.

This exclusive photo gallery originally appeared in Behind the Tape Photobook, along with nearly a thousand more exclusive crime scene photos, including 40 never-before-seen shots from Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dumpsite and the ransacked basement room of Bundy’s second victim, Lynda Ann Healy.
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(Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) (Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) (Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) April 1976 inspection sticker. (Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) (Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) Bundy removed the front passenger seat to make it easier for him to transport the victims without onlookers noticing them. (Photo courtesy of Loretta Sisco) Bundy removed the front passenger seat to make it easier for him to transport the victims without onlookers noticing them. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of Crime & Punishment)
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