In the winter of 1974, college-age women from the Pacific Northwest began to disappear seemingly without a trace. Authorities were baffled – there were no witnesses and no physical evidence. Then on July 14, 1974, after two women went missing from a crowded lakeside beach, a 15-year-old girl came forward with a critical clue. She had been approached by a young, good-looking man who called himself “Ted” and asked her for help. When she refused, the woman next to her went with him… and was never seen again. Among thousands of tips, an unlikely suspect emerged – a political rising star and respected law student named Ted Bundy. While those who knew Bundy were shocked at the accusations, they soon learned there was more fact than fiction to the suspicions.