ere was little evidence, again to help them find Healy or a suspect. During the spring and summer as many as seven more female students went missing from the states of Utah, Oregon, and Washington. A pattern emerged from these mysterious disappearances, that all the girls were white, thin, and single. The police interviewed various college students and some had stated that they had seen a strange man in the parking lot on campus that was wearing a cast and asking for assistance with starting his VW bug. Interestingly enough, the couple of the girls who disappeared were around the same area and a man wearing a cast was reported. Bundys charade was unraveling fast. In August of 1974 in Lake Sammamish, Washington, the two girls were found and then identified from their remains, as Janice Ott and Denise Naslund. Pg. 6The similarities between the murders in Utah and Oregon caught the attention of the local police in Utah, who was desperately searching for the person liable for these horrendous murders. Slowly the evidence was building with every murder; the police were collaborating with the other state investigators and concluded that the man who committed these murders in Utah was the same man in the other murders. Eyewitness accounts of the man in the van, helped police conclude that Ted Bundy was their prime suspect. A close friend of Meg Anders, Lynn Banks saw a sketch of the suspect in the three state murders. Lynn believed the suspect was Ted Bundy her friends boyfriend.Meg agreed with her friend that the sketch in the paper did resemble Ted. In the fall of 1974 Meg was one of the five people who turned Ted Bundys name into the police. However, when the police came to Ted Bundy they saw him as a respectable man and decided that he couldnt be the culprit behind these murders. The police a few months later had realized that they were wrong. Ted Bundy, who pretended to be a police officer, approached Carol DaRonch one nig...
