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Serial killer Ted Bundy died in Florida’s electric chair three decades ago, but he still haunts grieving families and detectives from coast to coast.
Now, the monster with the boy-next-door looks is being eyed in a pair of unsolved murders from 1969, the
Atlantic City Press reports.
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On Memorial Day weekend, college pals Susan Davis of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania and Elizabeth Perry of Excelsior, Minnesota both 19 vanished from Ocean City, New Jersey.
Their bodies were found three days later. Ted Bundy has long been a suspect in the double murder of Susan Davis and Elizabeth Perry. Photo by HANDOUT /ATLANTIC COUNTY SHERIFF
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More than six months after the 2020 elections, Republicans in some states are still searching for elusive evidence of voter fraud they say robbed their party of the White House.
After dozens of recounts, lawsuits and private investigations such as the ongoing vote “audit” in Maricopa County, Arizona, they’ve found none.
But credible allegations of mail-in ballot fraud and other voting irregularities continue to stream from one corner of New Jersey, where Democrats are demanding investigations and shouting for election monitors ahead of next month’s primary.
At the center of the controversy is a political operative who’s been instrumental in getting an entire generation of South Jersey Democrats elected to city council, school board and the state Legislature. Craig Callaway is also an ex-convict who spent 40 months in federal prison after accepting $36,000 in bribes while serving as Atlantic City Council president.