
Tomorrow, the case opens.
Tickets for The Last Stop go on sale September 15. Only 20 Preferred Lead Investigator seats will be available. sweetteamurders.com

Tickets for The Last Stop go on sale September 15. Only 20 Preferred Lead Investigator seats will be available. sweetteamurders.com

Thad Bell climbed a ladder to capture an armed fugitive. A shotgun blast tore away his lower jaw—but it did not end his career. The Sheriff Who Wouldn’t Stay Down

One desperate fugitive. One determined police officer. One final stop. Tickets for The Last Stop, the story of Ted Bundy’s final capture and the Pensacola officer who defeated him, go

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