Blood drinker Ted Bundy has movie on his life

Conversations with assassins: Ted Bundy tapes is the documentary series that Netflix premiered on its platform and tells the truth about this serial killer

Thirty years have passed since the execution of Ted Bundy, a serial killer, and necrophiliac that terrified the entire United States in the 70s. For this reason, Netflix decided to release a documentary series of one of the most macabre criminals in history.


"Conversations with murderers: The tapes of Ted Bundy" is the documentary by Joe Berlinger. In this series, the portrait of the murderer will be presented through archives, audio recordings, and interviews with people related to the investigation. The series is now available on Netflix.

Ted Bundy was condemned to the capital punishment after being verified that it assassinated to 36 women between 1974 and 1977, but the investigators believe that the number could arrive at the hundred, what took to this man to commit these terrible acts? In this note, we will tell the life of this serial killer, his modus operandi, sentence and execution of this man.

Ted Bundy enrolled at the University of Puget Sound and began studying psychology and was always known as an excellent student. In 1967 he fell in love and began a relationship with Stephanie Brooks. Two years later, his girlfriend graduated and ended the relationship he had with Bundy.



He was very devastated by this and despite that in 1969 he started a new relationship with Elizabeth Kloepfer that would last five years despite continuing to fall in love with his former partner.



Sometime later he would graduate, and in 1973 he enrolled at the University of Washington to study law. He is also interested and begins to participate in the world of politics for the Republican Party and to join different community activities, becoming a volunteer in telephone service to help sexually assaulted women and even to be decorated for saving a child from drowning. He would meet Stephanie

Brooks again and have a brief relationship with her, which this time would end him after becoming extremely cold.



The murders begin

In 1974, still in the university, Ted Bundy entered the room of Joni Lenz, of 18 years, a student who assaulted in the room of his residence. Bundy hit her with a blunt object and raped her with the leg of the bed. Lenz managed to survive, but with irreversible neurological damage.



The killer would carry out the same procedure with Lynda Ann Healy, whom in this case he would kill. His corpse quartered appeared a year later in a forest near the university residence. The first crime left him wanting more, and he always chose similar victims: young, white, beautiful and black-haired students. All similar to Stephanie Brooks.

Joe Berlinger, director of the film Extremely Wicked, Shocking and Evil, And Vile to be screened at the Sundance Film Festival has also directed the docuseries Conversations with Assassins: The Ted Bundy tapes that are now available on Netflix.



This is a series of four episodes, which will take as a starting point unpublished interviews with Ted Bundy when he was on death row in Florida and where he detailed the crimes of more than 30 women in the seventies and the coldness about the facts and how his wife, Carole Ann Boone, came to testify in his favor at his trial.



Conversations with murderers: The tapes of Ted Bundy it was released today, January 24, 2019, when it is 30 years since its execution by the American justice system.



Among his victims were the corpses of Carol Valenzuela, Nancy Wilcox, Susan Rancourt, Donna Mason, Laura Aimee, Brenda Ball, Georgann Hawkins, Melissa Smith and Caryn Campbell among many others.



Modus operandi

Bundy's modus operandi was initially based on following and kidnapping his victims to his house to strangle them there. However with time and seeing that he had the ability to manipulate due to his charisma and it was attractive for many females, he started to look for victims during the day, it was usual to pretend to have a broken arm to ask for help to take things to your car.



The victims were often raped and dismembered, Ted used to keep parts of their bodies as the head as trophies of their crimes. It was not unusual for him to maintain relationships with the bodies once the victim died.



In order not to attract the attention of the police, Bundy decided to change the scene of his crimes and began a macabre tour of the United States that took him to Idaho, Utah, Colorado, and Florida, leaving behind a trail of murders.

Robert De Niro received a 'bomb packages' after George Soros

The sending of 'bomb packages' continues in the USA with new recipients: Robert De Niro and Joe Biden

US President Donald Trump has called the "act of political violence" the sending of packages suspected of containing explosive devices, whose recipients are known figures not only of the political landscape. After yesterday they intercepted two packages for the residences of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, today they have seized two new packages, addressed to former Vice President Joe Biden and actor Robert De Niro.

According to NBC, the envelopes have been intercepted in post offices during the routine control in which the rest of the packages were detected, and that is, except in the case of billionaire George Soros, the rest of the envelopes have not reached their destination.

Who is tycoon George Soros and why is he the target of the hatred of the extreme right?

The Hungarian-American philanthropist was one of the recipients of the alleged bomb packages this week at his residence in New York. Why?

The political scene in the United States, installed in the division and immersed in fierce fighting for months, lived this week a new episode in the escalation of tension.

Eight explosive packages - which could be nine if confirmed in the restaurant of actor Robert De Niro - were sent against well-known Democratic figures, such as former President Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, or personalities perceived as critical of President Donald Trump.

The first package of all was found in the suburbs of New York in a mailbox of the residence of a tycoon and philanthropist of 88 years: George Soros.

In a letter sent to The New York Times, his son Alexander Soros openly linked bomb packages with the political practice of "demonizing the adversary."

And the truth is that Soros, a multimillionaire of liberal ideology who advocates for a "more open and equitable" world, has many enemies among the conservative right of the United States and also of other countries.

Who is George Soros?

Soros was born in Hungary in 1930 and lived there during the Nazi occupation in 1944 and 1945 when more than 500,000 Hungarian Jews were killed. Soros is also known as "the man who broke the Bank of England," after winning $ 1 billion in a single day with an attack on the pound sterling on Wednesday, September 16, 1992 (since then "black Wednesday").

He is currently ranked 80th on the list of richest men on the planet by Forbes magazine, with a personal fortune valued at the US $ 8,300 million after donating the US $ 18,000 to his philanthropic foundation.

What all the packages share is the sender, which contains the address of Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

The Police do not rule out that there are more suspicious packages circulating through the postal services, so they have asked the citizens to stay alert while the investigation is being carried out.

Several anti-Trump personalities targeted by suspicious parcels

Packages containing explosive devices have been sent in recent days to several American personalities, who have in common an opposition displayed or supposed to Donald Trump. Here is the list.
George Soros. The financier is a great democratic donor. He was recently accused by Donald Trump of supporting activists who protested against the Conservative judge that the president had appointed to the Supreme Court.

The Jewish billionaire, of Hungarian origin, became the target of conspiracy and nationalism in Europe and the United States. Conservatives have also accused George Soros of financially supporting thousands of Central American migrants intending to enter the United States.

Hillary Clinton. Former Secretary of State Barack Obama has been the Democratic candidate against Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election. His Republican opponent has since donned the nickname "the scum".

Barack Obama. The former Democratic president is frequently criticized by his successor in the White House, but the animosity between the two men dates back to long before Donald Trump entered politics. The ex-businessman has long argued that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States. In return, Barack Obama openly mocked Donald Trump in 2011 at a famous dinner of correspondents at the White House.

Eric Holder. This democratic jurist was the first black to occupy the post of US Minister of Justice, under the first mandate and part of the second term of Barack Obama.

John Brennan. The former head of the CIA, from 2013 to 2017, was very critical of Donald Trump, who in August revoked the secret-defense clearance of this former close adviser to Barack Obama. He sometimes intervenes on the CNN channel, the New York office from which was sent the package possibly trapped.

Maxine Waters. The California Democratic black deputy was heavily criticized in June by Republicans after calling on Americans to confront and harass Trump government members in all public places. Donald Trump called her "crazy" in several tweets.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz. This former chairman of the National Democratic Party Committee, close to Hillary Clinton, appears as the sender on the suspicious packages sent. The Florida Jewish representative has long been the target of the anti-Semitic fringe of the American far right. Donald Trump used the following terms: "highly neurotic" and "overrated".

Robert De Niro. The actor is one of the most raised American artists against the Republican president. At the Tony Awards, the Broadway Awards last June in New York, he launched a resounding "J'emmerde Trump".

Joe Biden. Former Vice President Barack Obama is regularly cited as a possible Democratic presidential candidate of 2020. Donald Trump called him "crazy" and "mentally and physically weak."

Antonella Barba from "American Idol" Arrested for Heroin

Former 'American Idol' Contender Antonella Barba Arrested, Accused of Attempting to Distribute Heroin

Records from the Virginia County Sheriff's Office Norfolk indicate that former American Idol rival Antonella Barba was arrested Friday for attempting to sell heroin. Because the amount of heroin has exceeded 100 grams, Barba is facing charges. The date of the attempted sale that brought her into trouble, occurred Thursday at about 11:30 pm, She is currently behind bars without obligation. She is scheduled to appear in court on Monday, according to Radar Online.

Barba appeared on Season 6 of American Idol which aired in 2007. She made the final 16 but was eliminated before the final 12 participants were selected. About this time, photos of her in a wet T-shirt in Washington, DC World War II Memorial came into being, leading to a reaction about the perception of disrespect, she exposes for the memory veterans of the war. In 2010, she released her single Jersey Girl which she co-wrote with a video created for the song. In 2011, she faced two fresh shoplifting offenses in Manhattan, New York.

Earlier this year, as reported by Entertainment Tonight, Barba appeared in a "Where Are They Now?" The episode on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Featuring several former American Idol participants in a parody of the 1980s classic, We Are in The World of Video.

Former 'American Idol' Contestant Antonella Barba Arrested for carrying drugs

Also appearing that the night was Haley Reinhart, Ruben Studdard, and Taylor Hicks. Reinhart appeared on Season 10 of the American Idol show and had a run-in with last year's law when she was arrested as a result of a fight in a Chicago bar. The judge has waived any sanction provided that it stays out of trouble for the next two years.

In May, Barba performed the national anthem before one of the Los Angeles Dodgers at the gambling house. His Instagram account describes it as an American Idol Season 6 finalists, singer, violinist, pianist, and "the 21st Century Renaissance Woman.

Weapons activist accused of minor sexual assault

An American describing themselves as "crypto-anarchist" and known for his fight for the weapons made with a 3D printer is wanted by the police, accused of having sex with a girl under 16, authorities announced on Wednesday.

During the summer, Cody Wilson was able to publish on the internet the software for making plastic firearms with a 3D printer, pushing a federal court to order an injunction to stop him.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Austin Police Service told the public that Wilson was still not in custody. The last known location of the founder of the Defense is in Taipei (Taiwan) and he skipped his flight to the States. The authorities believe he has received advice on the new allegations.

"We know that Mr. Wilson travels frequently on business," said Commander Troy Officer of the organized crime division of ODA shortly after 2 pm. "We do not know why he went to Taiwan, but we know he was informed that he was under investigation."

This judicial episode, which had caused turmoil in the United States, allowed Cody Wilson to gain some notoriety.

Mr. Wilson's national profile grew this year when he announced plans to put plans for 3D printed guns online on the Defense Distributed website in early August. He was barred from doing so following a lawsuit by attorneys general from 19 states and Washington, DC.

An arrest warrant has been issued against him by the police in Austin, announced one of its officials Wednesday.

But police said they had trouble finding Mr. Wilson, who had missed a flight back to the United States from Taipei to Taiwan, his last known location.

At a press conference on Wednesday, the CO. Officer Troy of the Austin Police Service stated that a warrant had been filed for the arrest of Mr. Wilson and that local detectives were working with national and international partners to find him.

Mr. Wilson, 30, is charged with having sex with a 16-year-old girl at an Austin hotel on August 15 and paying him $ 500 in cash, according to a sworn affidavit filed in the County of Travis.

The girl told the police that she had met Mr. Wilson via the SugarDaddyMeet.com website, where he used the screen name "Sanjuro," the affidavit says.

Cody Wilson, 30, was last located in Taiwan. He is charged with sexual assault and faces up to 20 years in prison.

According to the girl, she and Wilson took a lift to the 7th floor, where they entered room 718. Again, the hotel's surveillance video corroborated her account, and the hotel records confirmed that Wilson was registered at the hotel tonight. After their meeting, Wilson would have paid him five $ 100 bills.

Police said that Wilson then drove the girl 33 miles south and filed it to a Whataburger. Once again, the police found that video footage corroborated his account.

One week after the alleged meeting, a counselor contacted APD on August 22 to inform them that one of his clients had been involved in this incident. The detectives then interviewed the girl, who provided many details about her alleged encounter with Wilson.

The girl's parents also allowed the police to search the girl's iPhone. There, the authorities found many messages and links to SugarDaddyMeet.com, the website where Wilson and the girl apparently met.

The police eventually matched Wilson's Texan driving license, which would have gone through the "Sanjuro" handle, along with Sanjuro's profile picture on the website.

Wilson and the girl first exchanged messages via SugarDaddyMeet and later via iMessages. He would have ended up telling the girl that he was a "big problem". When she tried to learn more about him, the girl found many articles about the digital firearms activist.

He paid $ 500 to his alleged victim, a 16-year-old girl, for having sex with her on August 15 after meeting her on a site for "Sugar Daddy", a name given to elderly men tending a young person, often in exchange for sex.

When asked if Wilson said anything that he knew the reality of the situation, the Cmdr. The agent did not share any details of the messages between Wilson and the girl referenced in the court documents. "Every time you apply, whether as a child or as an adult, it's illegal," said Cmdr. Officer. "This is a child, but I do not think my detectives sat down with an [alleged perpetrator] that said," I knew the victim was a minor. "

An arrest warrant has been issued against him by the police in Austin, announced one of its officials Wednesday. Cody Wilson, 30, was last located in Taiwan. He is charged with sexual assault and faces up to 20 years in prison.

She and Mr. Wilson, who identified with the girl, exchanged phone numbers and then continued to send each other messages, each sharing at least one explicit photo, according to the affidavit.

During a conversation, Mr. Wilson described himself as a "big problem," says the affidavit.

"We are working with our national and international law enforcement partners to find him and bring him to justice," police said.



Before leaving the country, Cody Wilson had learned that the girl had spoken to the police.

Cristhian Rivera suspect in the death of Mollie Tibbetts - US

Officials believe that the 20-year-old student of the University of Iowa, Mollie Tibbetts, was found dead. The college student was missing more than a month after a night of jogging in her hometown of Brooklyn, Iowa.

Greg Willey, Central Iowa's Vice President of Crime Stoppers, told the Associated Press (AP) that Tibbet's body was discovered Tuesday.

A reward for information leading to Tibbett's discovery reached $ 385,718, according to Crime Stopper of Central Iowa. Willey told the AP that the funds would likely be used for information that would help authorities whoever could be responsible for the death of the 20-year-old.

"Once they catch their breath, this will be a weapon going the other way to catch the person who did it," Willey said.

The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation told Newsweek that it would hold a press conference in Montezuma, Iowa, at 4:00 pm local time (5:00 pm EST).

"Law enforcement agencies are not publishing anything until the press conference," said spokesman Mitch Mortvedt Newsweek.

The agency told KCRG that "a significant amount of information" would be shared during the conference. Tibbetts mysteriously disappeared on July 18 while living with her boyfriend. After she had not come to work the next day, her family reported her missing. Investigators recently announced they would focus on five locations in and around Brooklyn. 

Iowa police confirmed that he has a man in custody for the murder of Mollie Tibbets, a 20-year-old university student, claiming that he admitted pursuing her on a rural road and that he was the one who then led the detectives to the countryside. of corn where they found the body.

The suspect was identified as Christian Bahena-Rivera, 24, who according to authorities is a Mexican who has been living in the United States for at least four years without documents.

Rivera was charged with first-degree murder, with a potential life sentence, according to Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge of the sector in the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, The Washington Post reported.

Tibbetts, who studied psychology at the University of Iowa, was missing since she ran from her boyfriend's home on July 18 in Brooklyn, Iowa, a small town of about 1,500 inhabitants from where he is originally from. Rahn stated that Rivera told the detectives that he saw Mollie run, he approached her and ran to her side or behind her. The suspect even transmitted to the authorities that she had grabbed her phone and threatened to call the police.

Rivera continued to persecute her and then kidnapped her, explained Rahn, who declined to give more details about the Tibbetts murder, arguing that the investigation is ongoing.

The disappearance of the young woman had unleashed a massive search that included dozens of FBI agents, in addition to the local and state police agencies. Efforts were concentrated in the Brooklyn area and its surroundings, including farms, ponds, and homes.

An autopsy is planned for this Wednesday to determine how and when Mollie Tibbetts died.