Serial killers in the 60's

Answer 1

Ted Bundy of Washington state killed 30 (probably more) young college women. From about 1974 to 1978 Bundy killed women in at least 5 different states. Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado and Florida. Some think Idaho was one of Bundy's hunting ground.

Before his execution Bundy's tongue loosened slightly and he confessed to more murders and actually denied at least 1. He was hoping to stall for some time, his execution was looming. But Florida figured he had plenty of time to tell his secrets in the dozen years he sat on Florida's death row. His execution was carried out as planned on January 27,1989.

Note of interest:While on death row Bundy was allowed to get married and got conjugal visits. His daughter was born before his execution, although I'm not sure if or how often he was able to see her.

The Hillside Stranglers were cousins Angelo Bono and Kenneth Bianci. In the mid to late 1970's these cousins abducted, raped, tortured and finally killed young women, many whom they grabbed off the streets of Los Angeles, later to dump their bodies off roadsides in rural areas around Los Angeles. When things were getting a little too hot around LA, Bono (whom was older) gave the orders that the killing had to stop, at least temporarily, and ordered Bianci to leave town and lay low. He did leave town but laying low was the last thing on Bianci's mind. He moved to Washington state and with weeks he murdered 2 young women and left a trail of clues right to his door. That was the begining of the end for the Stranglers. Bianci ratted Bono out to save him from a death sentence.

Answer 2

Rudy Bladel "The Railway Sniper"

Lucian Staniak "The Red Spider"

Wayne Clifford "The Vampire Killer"

Gerald Schaefer "killer cop"

"zodiac Killer"