(HD W/Subtitles) Ted Bundy Full Verdict July 24, 1979(starts @3:14)

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: I ask you, do you know where Shirley's Mawn are? Yes, sir. [00:00:30] Speaker ?: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:00:56] Speaker 2: Yes, sir. [00:01:10] Speaker 3: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:01:14] Speaker ?: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:01:20] Speaker 2: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:01:34] Speaker ?: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:01:44] Speaker 2: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:02:04] Speaker ?: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [00:02:26] Speaker 3: I'll wait. Yeah. There he is. This and this and this for lighting the disc. With every one of them the one. Now read this and this and the first one. With the case number. And then read this. Okay. [00:02:52] Speaker 4: All of the council state of Florida. [00:03:15] Speaker 1: Jury announce they have a verdict. Mr. Watson. Bring the jury in. [00:03:19] Speaker 2: I don't know what you're doing here, it's just a percent. If you're in a bucket, you're raising a seat. [00:03:49] Speaker 1: Jury, have you reached a verdict? Please hand your verdict to the clerk for the court's perusal. Will you get it from the sheriff? [00:04:19] Speaker ?: Thank you. [00:04:44] Speaker 1: Publish a verdict, Madam Clerk. [00:04:47] Speaker 4: In the circuit court of the 2nd Judicial Circuit in Foleyan County, Florida, case number 78670, venue and circuit court of the 11th Judicial Circuit of Florida in Fort Dade County. Case number 79-10154, the state of Florida versus Theodore Robert Bundy. Verdict. We the jury at Miami-Dade County, Florida, this 24th day of July, A.D. 1979, by the defendant Theodore Robert Bundy as to count one of the indictment, murdering the first degree upon one Margaret Bowman, guilty as charged, so say we all, Theodore Robert Bundy. We the jury at Miami-Dade County, Florida, this 24th day of July, A.D. 1979, by the defendant Theodore Robert Bundy, as to count two of the indictment, murdering the first degree upon one Margaret Bowman, guilty as charged, so say we all. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. We the jury at Miami-Dade County, Florida, this 24th day of July, A.D. 1979, by the defendant Theodore Robert Bundy as to count three of the indictment, murdering the first degree upon one Margaret Bowman, guilty as charged, so say we all. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. We the jury at Miami-Dade County, Florida, this 24th day of July, A.D. 1979, by the defendant Theodore Robert Bundy as to count four of the indictment, attempted murdering the first degree upon one Karen Chandler, guilty as charged, so say we all. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. We the jury at Miami-Dade County, Florida, this 24th day of July, A.D. 1979, by the defendant Theodore Robert Bundy verdict. find the defendant the door Robert Bundy as to count five of the indictment attempted murder in the first degree upon one Kathy Kleiner guilty as charged so say we all would all be civil former the state of Florida versus the door Robert Bundy verdict with the jury at Miami-Dade County Florida 24th of July 8.1979 find the defendant the door Robert Bundy as to count six of the indictment burglary of a dwelling and committing an assault upon a person therein to which Cheryl Thomas guilty as charged so say we all Robert E. the most former the state of Florida versus the door Robert Bundy verdict with the jury at Miami-Dade County Florida this 24th of July 8.1979 find the defendant the door Robert Bundy as to count seven of the indictment attempted murder in the first degree upon one Cheryl Thomas guilty as charged so say we all would all be civil former is there a request to pull the jury pull the jury madam clerk ladies and gentlemen of the jury you have heard me read the verdict as I call your name if this is your verdict then say yes yes if this is not your verdict answer no these are your verdicts these are your verdicts if these are your verdicts if these are your verdicts yes if these are not your verdicts and to know Mary Kay Russo [00:07:43] Speaker 2: Yes [00:07:44] Speaker 4: Mazie Edge Yes Alan Smith Yes Estella Suarez Yes [00:07:48] Speaker ?: Yes [00:07:48] Speaker 4: Rue Tramilton Yes [00:07:49] Speaker ?: Rue Tramilton Yes [00:07:49] Speaker 4: Rue Tramilton [00:07:50] Speaker ?: Yes Rue Tramilton [00:07:50] Speaker 2: Yes [00:07:50] Speaker 4: Robert Corbick Yes Rue Tramilton Yes Rue Tramilton Yes [00:07:54] Speaker 2: Rue Tramilton [00:07:55] Speaker ?: Yes [00:07:55] Speaker 4: Davey Brown Yes Rue Tramilton [00:07:56] Speaker ?: Yes [00:07:56] Speaker 4: Rue Tramilton Yes [00:07:57] Speaker ?: Rue Tramilton [00:07:57] Speaker 1: Yes [00:07:58] Speaker 4: Rue Tramilton Yes All the jury takes these in the verdicts, Your Honor [00:08:02] Speaker 1: Let the verdicts be recorded, Madam Clerk Lieutenant Horgan [00:08:08] Speaker 5: Is your bus here? [00:08:21] Speaker ?: No, sir [00:08:22] Speaker 5: How long will it take us to get away? All right I'm going to have to let him go back to the jury room in a few minutes and talk scheduled to them I'm going to think out I'm going to call the bus again All right, go ahead and call the bus again [00:08:35] Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I want to ask you to return again to the jury room for just a few minutes while we do some additional discussion on scheduling and we'll further instruct you and the lieutenant is calling your bus at this time If you step back into the jury room at this time [00:08:53] Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, the jury will be back to the jury room [00:08:56] Speaker 1: When will the party be ready to proceed with the penalty section? [00:09:20] Speaker 3: All right, we need at least a day and probably two in order to be prepared As we discussed in the chambers, I think probably with the court's schedule as it is Saturday will be about the earliest time that we'll be prepared [00:09:36] Speaker 2: The defense would need some time, perhaps a week We haven't discussed it yet, but we believe we might want to request some examinations [00:09:48] Speaker 5: A week? [00:09:50] Speaker 2: If they would be necessary, I need to confer with Mr. Bunke and the other lawyers first before we confer [00:09:57] Speaker 1: I need to confer with the court if you're talking about a week There's no way we're going to continue to leave this jury up I will recess it until I have got to be in Tallahassee Friday Today is Tuesday And, of course, Dr. Tanay has already made an examination And we'll recess it until Saturday morning How long do you anticipate your penalty phase testimony to be? [00:10:31] Speaker 3: Probably the better part of the morning, perhaps a little bit longer than that [00:10:35] Speaker 5: Do you have any idea? [00:10:39] Speaker 2: Well, we could have him for a moment to put on our show That would certainly help us I would imagine that I would be about the same half a day or a day [00:10:58] Speaker 1: All right, I think we can probably accommodate that schedule I'll need to discuss it and explain it to the jury We'll take the states You want to wait to yours on Monday morning Or will you be ready on Saturday? [00:11:13] Speaker 3: That's entirely up to the court [00:11:14] Speaker 1: Well, it might expedite it if we can do it on Saturday Let's take the states' side of whatever you have And hear all the states' testimony on Saturday And then we'll hear yours on Monday [00:11:27] Speaker 2: We want to be ready for tomorrow for us to file motions of [00:11:32] Speaker 5: Verdict hasn't been recorded yet No, we won't record a verdict until we complete the bifurcated section We haven't entered a verdict We've recorded the [00:11:43] Speaker 1: I mean, we haven't entered a judgment [00:11:45] Speaker 2: No, I don't mean a post-verdict motion I mean motions relating to obtaining certain witnesses [00:11:52] Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be in town all day tomorrow and all day Thursday I just have a point with Chief Justice on Friday Administrative matter sneaks up on me once in a while I have to go take care of it We'll have to be there Friday But we can follow this schedule And I'll explain this to the jury And Lieutenant There's something that I want to explain to you, sir With the jury in the meantime And it probably goes without saying to you Because we communicate and understand these things But it does have impact upon everybody else That I want to know about this The jury's going to remain to be sequestered And there'll be absolutely no contact with this jury By anybody Under the painful penalty of the Dade County Jail I kid you not They will be And of course I don't indicate by that That any of you have And I don't mean you have You haven't But anxiety sometime is a Disturber of wisdom And I only want to communicate to you That the better part of wisdom Will be to leave this jury alone And we will Recess Till Saturday We'll begin at 10 o'clock On Saturday morning With your penalty testimony And I will instruct them At this time To do so Necessarily Secure Whatever is necessary Bring them on back in Thank you sir Ladies and gentlemen [00:13:42] Speaker 2: The court is present [00:14:11] Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen The jury Your service has been long But we're going to make A couple of more Unpleasant demands on you As far as time is concerned And I speak Solely In a scheduling standpoint Because of the schedule And part of this Is due to the courts I have to be out of town One day delay Is because I have to be out of town On Friday And some business In Tallahassee We're going to begin The second portion Of the trial That you were referred to During the course Of what our examination The bifurcated portion That it is called At 10 o'clock On Saturday morning I just can't get to it I just can't get to it Ahead of that That's why I ask you To step out And it's primarily Not the party's fault I want you to communicate Any distress Or any problems That you have Because of the delay To me It's not the party's fault I will excuse you now And we've cautioned And told Everyone not to discuss Anything with you Concerning this phase Of your verdict We still have judicial Labor to do We will begin that Promptly at 10 o'clock On Saturday morning And conclude it Probably on Monday I think after that You would probably Be able again To retire To consider That section of it And I will assure you When that verdict Is returned We'll no longer Keep you in captivity I will excuse you now To return back here Saturday morning At 10 o'clock If you have any belongings In the jury room Please get them And court personnel Will take you Your bus has been called They'll take you down To the other offices As I've been doing In the past [00:16:12] Speaker 3: Let me see [00:16:36] Speaker 1: The verdict The verdict point. Please step forward. In case number 79-10-154, the dead county number. Mr. Bundy, a jury of your peers having found you guilty of the offense of burglary of a dwelling and committing assault upon a person they're in. This court of judges you guilty. A jury of your peers having you found count two of the indictment, murder in the first degree upon one Margaret Bowman. This court of judges you guilty. Count three of the information, a jury of your peers having found you guilty of murder in the first degree upon Lisa Levy. This court of judges you guilty. Count four of the indictment, attempted murder in the first degree upon one Karen Chandler, a jury of your peers having found you guilty. This court of judges you guilty. Count five of the indictment, attempted murder in the first degree upon one Kathy Klein or a jury of your peers having found you guilty. This court of judges you guilty. Count six of the indictment, burglary of a dwelling and committing assault upon a person they're in to which Cheryl Thomas, a jury of your peers having found you guilty. This court of judges you guilty. Count seven of the indictment, attempted murder in the first degree upon one Cheryl Thomas, a jury of your peers having found you guilty. This court of judges you guilty. The sentence on these adjudications will be announced after the provisions provided by the law relative to the bifurcated trial of hell. The court will be in recess until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Everybody remain seated. The judge is out of the courtroom. The court will be in recess until 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Let's clear the courtroom, please. [00:19:02] Speaker 2: Let's clear the courtroom. Let's clear the courtroom. Let's clear the courtroom. Let's clear the courtroom. Thank you. Thank you.