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Crimes / Florida Sex Slayer Suspect Captured / Chowchilla Kidnappers #497508

NBC Evening News for Friday, Feb 17, 1978
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(Studio) Pensacola, Florida, police arrest of Theodore Bundy, who is one of FBI's 10-most-wanted fugitives, reported.
REPORTER: David Brinkley

(Pensacola, Florida) FBI identification of Theodore Robert Bundy as suspect in at least 36 rape-murder and missing women cases in several West states and statement that he escaped from jail near Aspen, Colorado, in December reported Florida police report that in January, Bundy lived in Tallahassee at time of deaths or beatings of 5 Florida State University women also cited. [Florida district attorney Curtis GOLDEN - says stolen credit cards found in Bundy's possession were taken from FSU coeds, but have no relationship to those either assaulted or killed.] Tallahassee police investigation into possible connections between Bundy and coed attack cases mentioned.
REPORTER: Kenley Jones (WALA television newstape, Mobile, Alabama)

(Studio) Sentences for convicted Chowchilla kidnappers noted.
REPORTER: David Brinkley

Reporter(s):
Brinkley, David;
Jones, Kenley
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00:02:10

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