Reflections on Green River: The Letters of, and Conversations with, Ted Bundy

By Sara A. Survivor

Reflections on Green River is a collection of documents related to the interviews that took place with Ted Bundy in 1984, 1988 while he was in prison in Florida by Washington State officials. It is a more complete collection of documents than has been previously published by others.

Letters written by Bundy from prison to officials are included as are the transcripts of the unaltered original audiotapes for 1984 and 1988 which are very different than what was put forward to the public about them in the book "Riverman" as originally released. The 1988 interview with Keppel was Bundy essentially assisting with the development of questionnaires related to a computer program Keppel was working on and in the 1984 Green River interview Bundy was treated more like a colleague than a serial killer even going so far as to discuss with him a person who was being looked at as a person of interest. When all of this is combined with the fact that Taylor and Tiger Mountain evidence was denied as existing for decades, and few if any correlations of that evidence was done in a timely manner to other jurisdictions within WA State and other states such as Utah and CA, it raises serious questions about protocols back then including preservation of evidence, chain of custody, and with holding evidence from other states and jurisdictions that could have been valuable to the investigations elsewhere of missing and murdered young women.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0974851051
• ISBN13: 9780974851051
• Release Date: April 2016
• Publisher: Grass Butterfly Books
• Length: 362 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"