True crime author Ann Rule, who was a friend of serial killer Ted Bundy, has died. http://t.co/pGPNgepYM5. pic.twitter.com/NJ7TYiJdoG
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) July 28, 2015- died on July 26 at the age of 83. She had been in declining health.
- "Bundy, she recalled, was "kind, empathetic, sincere, and always insisted on walking me to my car."Only her dog distrusted him.
- Never became jaded. "I am not a cynic because I find at least three dozen heroes for every bad guy or gal I have to write about," she said. "The good in humanity always comes out wayyyyy ahead!"
Not crazy about that headline. They worked together while she was writing a book about an unknown serial killer. It wasn't until later she discovered it was Bundy. I've only read "Small Sacrifices" by her but it was really engrossing although very sad.
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