Kathy Kleiner was just 20 years old when the infamous Ted Bundy entered through the back door of her sorority house at FSU armed with a piece of firewood he had found outside. Bundy had just escaped from jail for the second time when he committed the brutal attack on the Chi Omega house. Though Kathy and her roommate survived, their lives were forever changed, and this assault went down in history as the one with the bite mark evidence that helped convict Ted Bundy. But Kathy's survival story didn't end there -- she went on to survive lupus, breast cancer, and being robbed at gunpoint. We talked with her about all of that plus what she thinks about true crime fandom, and Bundy fangirls in particular.
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