Bundy's Victim Identified 52 Years Later

On April 1st, even decades after Ted Bundy's execution in January 1989, his victims keep

getting identified through modern science.

The latest is 17-year-old Laura Ann Aime from Utah, who vanished on Halloween 1974 after

a party.

Utah County Sheriff's Office just confirmed Bundy as her killer, 52 years later.

She left the party alone, and her body turned up naked and beaten by hikers along a highway

in American Fort Canyon on November 27th.

That.

Same year.

The case went cold back then, despite links to Bundy's brutal style of attack.

Earlier this week, officials pointed out how the evidence matched his pattern perfectly,

from the abuse to the cause of death.

Families and cold case teams have pushed for closure on these old horrors, bringing some

peace after all this time.

What cracked it was advanced DNA tech on tiny preserved samples from the scene, pulling

a single male profile that nailed Bundy as the match.

He had confessed to her murder before his death, but it wasn't solid enough to close the

book until now.

This finally rules out any other suspects and puts the full truth on record.

If Bundy were around today, the sheriff says they go straight for the death penalty on

this one, sealing justice for Laura.

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