Netflix has shared a warning re the Ted Bundy docu-series that’s been released.
Confessions of a Serial Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes was released yesterday (Thursday 24 January) and the four-part documentary features interviews that took place while he was on death row.
It also includes archives images and excerpts from recordings of the interviews and the release date is particularly relevant as it marks 30 years since Bundy was executed on 24 January 1989.
He confessed to 30 murders but investigators believe the real death toll could be much higher than that, exceeding at least 100 victims.
Yesterday, the hugely popular streaming site shared a warning advising people not to watch the series alone.
The tweet, posted on the Netflix UK and Ireland account read:
“For those of us with a PhD in true crime podcasts, Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is now streaming. Maybe don’t watch it alone x”.
Yikes.
Naturally enough, people started freaking out and yeah, it’s likely to have even more people watching now.
IM WATCHING IT ALONE AT WORK IN THE OFFICE RN AND I GOT A TEXT AND MY PHONE VIBRATED SUPER LOUD ON THE DESK AND I SCREAMED
— Yasmin (@yazzzers1) January 24, 2019
Some aren’t too bothered about the warning and can’t wait to watch it, regardless of the viewing partner advice.
Girl if you don’t think I’m headed home to turn that on right now you’re crazy. Got the email this morning. Already added to my list and been waiting all day to get off work.
— Kathryn Canney (@Kinksterrrr) January 25, 2019
So, if you need a new Netflix binge-watch for this weekend then the early reviews for this suggest it’s well worth a look but don’t say we didn’t warn you…
