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Listener discretion is advised. His trial is attracted a steady and unusual stream of spectators.

Each day the courtroom is filled with spectators drawn by a fascination with

Theodore Bundy himself or by the

gruesome details of the crimes,

blood-stained pillows, pictures of the murdered co-eds,

evidence that the women were sexually abused.

What is unusual to see is that many of the onlookers are women, young women,

contemporaries of the five Florida State sorority sisters who were assaulted in their

beds a year and a half ago. Every time he turns around I kind of get that feeling

no, you know,

gonna get me next.

But yet you're a fascinated mind.

Very, very.

Every night and I go to bed I just, you know, I get very scared, I shut my door and lock him.

I'm not afraid of him. He just doesn't look like the type. I shut my door and lock him in it.

I'm not afraid him.

He just doesn't look like the type to kill somebody.

You try to imagine yourself in his place

and to see how he's feeling looking at the pillows with blood stains and everything if he really did it or not.

The trial has drawn women from as far away as Seattle where Bundy is suspected of other sex murders.

Why is this happening?

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