I lied. I hate him too
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Det. Mike Fisher:
What did you think about that call to Cas? Jerry Thompson:
Phone records show that he made one every single night a girl vanished. I'd call that more than a coincidence. Det. Mike Fisher:
I think Theodore had a need to tell Mommy he was a really good boy after all. A little stroking. Richard Larsen:
I loved that bit about the patent leather shoes. Ted says he's never had any, and this guy who lives in Ted's apartment house sits there on the stand: "I distinctly remember Ted Bundy wearing patent leather shoes because I happen to hate patent leather shoes!" Jerry Thompson:
So do you think you're going to be able to get a murder indictment in Colorado? Det. Mike Fisher:
If it's the last thing I do. We got a couple of bodies to work with. The FBI forensic specialists may take their own damn time, but they've finally given us some honest-to-God evidence. Richard Larsen:
What? I didn't hear... Det. Mike Fisher:
We're not telling the press yet, or Theodore. This is off the record, Dick. We know you're ethical. We also know you like him. Richard Larsen:
I used to like him. I don't hate him. Det. Mike Fisher:
I don't hate him. Jerry Thompson:
I hate him. Det. Mike Fisher:
I lied. I hate him too
What did you think about that call to Cas? Jerry Thompson:
Phone records show that he made one every single night a girl vanished. I'd call that more than a coincidence. Det. Mike Fisher:
I think Theodore had a need to tell Mommy he was a really good boy after all. A little stroking. Richard Larsen:
I loved that bit about the patent leather shoes. Ted says he's never had any, and this guy who lives in Ted's apartment house sits there on the stand: "I distinctly remember Ted Bundy wearing patent leather shoes because I happen to hate patent leather shoes!" Jerry Thompson:
So do you think you're going to be able to get a murder indictment in Colorado? Det. Mike Fisher:
If it's the last thing I do. We got a couple of bodies to work with. The FBI forensic specialists may take their own damn time, but they've finally given us some honest-to-God evidence. Richard Larsen:
What? I didn't hear... Det. Mike Fisher:
We're not telling the press yet, or Theodore. This is off the record, Dick. We know you're ethical. We also know you like him. Richard Larsen:
I used to like him. I don't hate him. Det. Mike Fisher:
I don't hate him. Jerry Thompson:
I hate him. Det. Mike Fisher:
I lied. I hate him too
Full Transcript
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What do you think about that call to the Cas
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Every evening a girl disappeared so he called his girlfriend
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I call that more than coincidences
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I think Theodore had need to say to her mother what a good boy he had been
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And petted the fur
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I like it there with them patterned leather shoes
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Ted says that he has never owned any
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And that guy who lived next to Ted sits in the witness stand and say
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I remember clearly that Ted Bundy wore a pair of patterned leather shoes
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because I happen to hate patterned leather shoes
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I think it's possible to start a murder charges against him in Colorado
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It's the last thing I do
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Movie Summary
Based on a true story, this film depicts the life of Theodore Robert Bundy, the serial killer. In 1974, after having murdered several young women, he leaves Seattle for Utah, where he is a law student and where other girls disappear.
