![]() ![]() In fact, like a protective mother shielding us from horrors too awful to mention, Rule seems to avoid delving too deeply into crime scene descriptions. ![]() No gratuitous gore here just the basic, bone-chilling evidence. ![]() But the story-and her 2000 update-will still have readers reaching for their Xanax. It's been 20 years since Rule first penned this chilling account. Their subsequent conversations, meetings, and letters spanned the rest of Bundy's life as he evolved into one of the century's most notorious serial killers. ![]() They met in 1971 at a Seattle crisis clinic, where they shared the late shift answering a suicide hotline. "Ann," the anesthesiologist said softly, "tell me, what was Ted Bundy really like?" Despite meeting Florida's electric chair in 1989, the subject of Rule's bestselling book continues to haunt her. The anesthesiologist leaned over before putting her to sleep. Not long ago, true crime writer Ann Rule recalls lying on an operating table. ![]()
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