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He said he'd heard, even before he arrived, that Aynesworth was a reporting legend. That, to him, was class. Lucas, a drifter in jail for two killings, had convinced Texas Rangers — and other law enforcement officials across the country eager to close long-cold cases — that he had improbably managed to murder more than 100 women.
The only witness to the conversation was Dallas Police Detective V. J. Brian, who was accompanying Revill.
In late January, 2019, Netflix premiered a four- part documentary entitled Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes, featuring the audio recordings Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth made of their interviews with Bundy.
Besides true crime, Michaud writes on a variety of topics, from biography, history and national defense to digital technology.
You don't see guys hassled once they become somebody in show business.'"
Hardly a week went by in Dallas when you wouldn't see Ruby promoting some inane product, chasing fire trucks, pushing himself into public displays or passing out his Carousel Club calling cards at the fights, in the bars, or on downtown streets.
One time it might be promoting a young black singer/dancer, another time an exercise board, or a potion "sure to make you thinner and more powerful." Once he touted a gangly Arkansas girl as a "dancer," predicting she would be a smash hit at the Carousel.
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THE EVIL THAT MEN DO
(1999)FBI profiler Roy Hazelwood
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Read an excerpt from this book. It is a scheme to concoct a fantastic "solution" to the death of John F. Kennedy, and to make it stick; in this case, the district attorney and his staff have been indirect parties to the death of one man and have humiliated, harassed and financially gutted several others.
Had I not foolishly given Lane a packet of then-secret witness statements in December of 1963, believing him when he said his single motive was to act as devil's advocate for Oswald ("I want to represent this boy," Lane told me. Aynesworth then fed this story to Lonnie Hudkins of the Post, who ran it on January 1, 1964.
As soon as Aynesworth knocked down one source, one suspect, one theory, Garrison had another. But Aynesworth and the Morning News had done the damage. Revill testified that Hosty said also that the FBI had information that Oswald was "capable of committing this assassination." According to Revill, Hosty indicated that he was going to tell this to Lieutenant Wells of the homicide and robbery bureau.
"I have always felt that they should have won the Pulitzer Prize for revealing the hoax of Henry Lee Lucas," said Mong. Indeed, Garrison's tactics have been even more questionable than his case. The two men disagree about the conversation which took place between them. He served as its president in 2007. Storied investigative reporter Hugh Aynesworth has finally weighed in with the book his colleagues have been asking him to write for decades.
He'd be waiting until whatever tension there might have been dropped away, and they were just chatting.
Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes
Michaud said he learned to flatter Bundy, play to his narcissism. But he soon saw in his investigations that Garrison had developed an elaborate and variable version of events.