Ted Bundy's stepdaughter reveals he touched her 'inside her underwear' and took naked photos when she was seven
The daughter of one of Ted Bundy's girlfriends has revealed that the serial killer inappropriately touched her on multiple occasions, took a naked photo of her when she was still a young girl and exposed himself to her.
Molly, the daughter of Elizabeth Kendall, who dated Bundy for seven years, revealed in a reissue of her mother's 1981 book 'The Phantom Prince' of her relationship with the psychopath and how, despite his disturbing behavior, she thought of him as the father she never had.
Bundy was in Molly's life for seven years, from when she was three years old to the time she was 10. She said he had shown his dark side to her quite a few times, though she did not think anything wrong of it then.
Molly said he would often put her into "a kind of a crotch hold" while they were playing together and that there were "a couple of times his fingers had slipped inside my underwear and touched me."
Molly recalled that he had also crawled with her into bed one time and that she thought he had "peed" because she was too young to realize it could be a different bodily fluid. Another time, he allegedly rushed into the bathroom and snapped a naked photo of her, telling her she would appreciate it.
Most of Bundy's heinous deeds came after their little family moved to the University district of Seattle when Molly was seven.
She revealed that, as a part of a game, Bundy had curled up in a fetal position under a blue blanket that covered him from head to toe, and when she pulled the cover off him, he was naked underneath.
Molly said he had tried to explain it away by saying he could turn invisible but his clothes couldn't, and that while it didn't make sense, they continued playing the game, which required them to reach home base near the shower first so they wouldn't be "it".
Molly wrote that Bundy reached first and fell to the shower mat covering his penis and that when she pulled his hands away, he had an erection. She added it was the first time she had seen a man's genitals, and realized something was wrong when she asked him if everything was okay.
"He stopped laughing and looked up at me but something wasn't right," she shared. "The pupils of his eyes had become tiny, almost as small as the point of a pencil – and each one looking in a slightly different direction. I saw something new seeing me...something dangerous with those reptile-like eyes."
However, despite his disturbing behavior, she said she had loved him as a child and viewed him as the father she never had because he had taken her skiing, taught her how to ride a bike, and somehow had an ability to make a merry-go-round so much fun.
'The Phantom Prince,' which has already been used as the basis for Netflix's biopic on Bundy, "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," was reissued with Molly's chapter this past Tuesday, January 7.