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libraryldy02 's review for:
The Stranger Beside Me
by Ann Rule
It was definitely informative of the "other side" of Ted Bundy. However, I can't help but distrust the author. She clearly knew Ted Bundy was a serial killer and yet she still felt pity and sorrow when he died. As a mother, she should have a sense of empathy for all of the parents who are left without children, without the faintest idea of what happened to their daughters. It doesn't matter how good of a "friend" someone is to me when they prove to not be a great person--you cut the cord. He completely manipulated her to gain--I don't know, a mother figure? Clearly he used her while in prison to gain money. I am just disappointed that in her writing she never changed her opinion, she still wrote about him with a clear sense of pity in her words. He's a monster and she needed to portray that.