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BONUS! Don't Miss "Parallels of Evil: The Bundy and Idaho Killings" · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Wanting to do the names Ted Bundy and Brian Coburger
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  Speaker 1: have in common so much, just off the top of
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  Speaker 1: my head. Both are male killers, one alleged killer, one
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  Speaker 1: convicted killer who stalked women, who allegedly attacked women in
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  Speaker 1: their rooms, in their bedrooms while they were sleeping inside
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  Speaker 1: a structure, a house, not an apartment complex, not a
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  Speaker 1: vacation midtal a home in the dark of the night.
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  Speaker 1: Both for some sort of sexual gratification. Both men stalking
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  Speaker 1: victims of to police reports before acting. Both incidents multiple
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  Speaker 1: murders taking place in college towns, female victims, both getting
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  Speaker 1: grid degrees. Maybe that lends to both of them thinking
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  Speaker 1: they're smarter than everybody else in the room. Bundy a
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  Speaker 1: former law student, Coburger getting his pH d in criminology.
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  Speaker 1: Neither from the area in which they murdered. In both cases,
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  Speaker 1: their vehicles take central focus in gathering evidence. In the
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  Speaker 1: murder cases, Bundy's was a VW. Coburgers and Elantra seen
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  Speaker 1: speeding away from the murder's scene. And in both cases,
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  Speaker 1: you female survivors, Immancy Grace, thank you for being with us, guys.
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  Speaker 1: I want to tell you about streaming now on voccination
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  Speaker 1: an in depth analysis and complete investigative reporting on parallels
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  Speaker 1: of evil the Bundy and Idaho killings. I was galled
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  Speaker 1: when I was researching to find out there was actually
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  Speaker 1: a banner that said Who's hotter, Bundy or Coburger, Who's hotter?
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  Speaker 1: Neither of them are hot They're both killers, according to
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  Speaker 1: victims and police and prosecutors, killers many times over. Moscow,
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  Speaker 1: Idaho a college town much like the Florida town where
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  Speaker 1: Ted Bundy reaped havoc. Moscow nestled in beautiful mountains. It's
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  Speaker 1: really idyllic and was very innocent of the time Coburger
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  Speaker 1: came to town. Before him, people didn't even lock their doors.
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  Speaker 1: We go to Moscow, Idaho. We visit the crime scene.
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  Speaker 1: We take the circuitous route that Coburger took the night
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  Speaker 1: of the murders, trying to distance himself from the crime scene.
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  Speaker 1: We speculate, wonder, investigate why take a nearly our drive
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  Speaker 1: home when you could have driven ten minutes from the
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  Speaker 1: location of the murders to his apartment near Washington State
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  Speaker 1: University just across the state line. We speak to students
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  Speaker 1: about the pall the murders have left hanging over the campus.
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  Speaker 1: We analyze the evidence, and then we compare the startling
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  Speaker 1: similarities between Brian Coburger's alleged murders and the many murders
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  Speaker 1: of Ted Bundy. Now we know that there are two
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  Speaker 1: female victims that survived Bundy that we spoke to, and
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  Speaker 1: two female victims that survived Coburger. We go to the
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  Speaker 1: victims and speak to Cheryl Thomas and Karen Pryor. We
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  Speaker 1: find out what their life was before the horrible night
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  Speaker 1: of the murdyers and what their life has been like after.
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  Speaker 1: Was this a copycat crime? Did Coburger in his pH
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  Speaker 1: d in Criminology Studies study Ted Bundy? Please join us
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  Speaker 1: on Parallels of Evil. The Bundy and Idaho Killings is
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  Speaker 1: streaming now on Fox Nation. We wait as justice un false.
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  Speaker 1: Goodbye friend,