he drove a volkswagen beetle. very, very popular car in the '70s. so, when he would move into a college campus, he just fit right in. that was disarming to his victims, like, he should be here. he looks like one of us. he drives one of our cars. >> he graduated in june of '72 from the university of washington, with a degree in psychology. >> why does he get a degree in psychology? from my view, he does that because he wants to continue to manipulate people. >> linda heely was a very popular young woman, because she was on the radio f d week. at 7:00 in the morning. she gave the ski report. i was one of many who listened to her in the morning, and i realized the day that she wasn't on the air that there was something unusual. >> she never showed up for work. they used to frequent a bar. on the last night of her life, lynda and a friend went to dante's with a friend of theirs. he checked the front door, and it was unlocked. he would tell a writer later that he choked her. it was a strange, strange abduction. the chances he took, it's not just that he

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he drove a volkswagen beetle, very popular car in the '70s.en he would move into a college campus, he'd just fit right in. so that was also disarming to his victims. he should be here, he looks like one of us, he drives one of our cars. >> i remember being with ted and driving up the road and just having a great time. they have a lot of manmade little lakes in the middle of seattle and we'd go out and lay there and go swimming. i liked talking to ted. he was an intellect, and we talked a lot about political things and how they ran the government and, you know, things like that. >> he graduated in june of '72, from the university of >> why does he get a degree in psychology? from my view, he does that because he wants to be able to manipulate people. >> one of his activities was to be involved in political campaigns. >> he worked for the committee to re-elect dan evans. he had aspirations to go to law school. he was thought to be sort of a rising star in the republican party in washington state. >> people thought he was going to be, you know, a