it's called "conversations with a killer: the ted bundy tapes." ix show to binge if you loved "the great british bake off," but thought it lacked enough corpses. but some people are saying that it may actually glamorize bundy. take a look at some of the trailer. >> he didn't look like anybody's notion of somebody who would tear apart young girls. >> my name is ted bundy. >> there was something unique about ted's brain. >> he had very blue eyes. >> are you a little scared, when you look at him? >> he just doesn't look like the type to kill somebody. >> he was charming, good looking, smart. are you sure you have the right guy? >> stephen: okay, that does seem to focus on his looks. and, evidently, viewers thought so, to been tweeting things like "he was hot. i can't believe i'm writing this about a serial killer." and "ted bundy was a serial killer, but why is he so hot?" oh, it's true, he was smoking. because they gave him the electric chair for murdering people! stop it! ( applause ) there were actually so many -- this is true-- there were so many

ted bundy passed a polygraph. >> reporter: the two accusers call for a hearing to sort out the allegation. rejecting that. >> i thi it is a circus. >> reporter: fairfax calling for na cri investigation. his attorneys have contacted the prosecuts where the alleged incidents took place. >> i do not believe in legislative hearings or television appearances to get to the truth. sensationalizing allegations ines not make them true. >> reporter: justes ago we got a new statement from representave for ven nes sa tyson. they say she and her legal team have been in touch with the suffolk county state attorney's office and have not ruled out the prospect of criminal charges but once again call on the general assembly to hold a hearing. the failure to provide all sized the opportunity to be heard sends a devastating message to sexual assault surcrvors aoss the commonwealth. >> julie carey reporting. thank you. >>> meantime, virginia's republican lawmakers haven't forgotten o about theer scandals involving the executive branch in richmond. house delegate leader wants answers to how a racist photo app

they are planning to kill you, they live a life as their cover, it is what they need -- think of ted bundyorking on a crisis hotline helping suicidal people, and it was all a cover. he wasn't interested in helping other people, but that is what they do. eric was feigning a normal life and building this cover, with very different things going inside. >> kathy bernal? >> kathy bernal is a christian martyr, one of the biggest redemption stories from columbine. there are a lot of great redemption stories and i try to go through them in the book. there are some uplifting things, but that particular one didn't happen. it was a misunderstanding. the story went that kathy was hiding underneath the table and the killer came up, asked her if she believed in god at gunpoint, and she was killed. she became a huge christian martyr worldwide and there was sort of a following. it turned out there were two girls in the library involved. what happened with kathy was, she was hiding under the table praying for her life, eric walked up to the table, slapped it with his hand, said peekaboo, put the nose of hi

but when the person has a sadistic streak, you get a ted bundy, jeffrey dahmer, or eric harris. mold he comes from. >> do you want to talk about dylan klebold? >> totally different personalities. eric's journal is filled with hate, hate, hate. the opening line is i hate the world. it is hate on every page. he ended up killing over the course of a year. dylan spent two years writing his journal and the most common word in his journal is love. it is completely unexpected. dylan was the revelation in this case. he was a loving boy. he was angry at himself for being such a loser and an outcast. he wasn't. it was untrue but that is how he saw it. dylan tried so hard loving the world and felt that the world was not loving him back. gradually, over a slow evolution, he was a depressive. he had the classic adolescent diagnosis. that doesn't tell you enough. the interesting thing is watching this kid who would think he would never kill any -- never kill, under the influence of eric harris, gradually turned the anger inward onto the rest of the world and i am going to show you on the way

i was in a bar there where both ted bundy and the green river killer had been patrons, yeah. >> jack: >> anthony: but why is seattle and the pacific northwest such a magnet for serial killers, any theories? >> knute: you know, people come here to hide out. they think, well, they look at the map and it's like -- >> jack:the two mountain rangers are just a couple hours away. >> knute: literally you could hide bodies, like a short drive from wherever you are. >> anthony: so, a convenient body dump? >> knute: body dumping, yes. i mean that's got to be part of it. you have all that lush greenery. >> anthony: if you're looking to dump a body, seattle. >> knute: i've always thought the rain was kind of part of it. you get to that stretch from maybe october to february and by the time you're in february, i mean, you want to become a serial killer. i mean -- >> anthony: apparently you can. [ laughter ] >> anthony: is seattle a teeming hive of serial killers? or am i just an idiot with a morbidly over-active imagination and an attraction to the dark, ugly side of life. meet retired homicide det