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Ree we ween ek ‘4 Kash 4 is i: 3 $ £ Re TAs See te weenee eee : Mee Aie Nak gES ite ead 2Be Tals REE VR TANTS ae - OE We PT IE ae a] iB ae 4, FDSIS0 (ley, 10-177) "be jae - wy! we ol yh PEN, Colo. (UPD — Murder suspect Theodore ¥ , in his fifth day of an evidence suppression * .hearing, is personable, intelligent and a high escape risk, according to deputies who guard the. former, Utahlaw student: 2° °F x “Bundy Can be personable when he wants ta be, y , said Sgt.*Don Davis, of the Pitkin Coynty Sherif{’s . ce. . Davis,said Bundy engaged in “light banter™ at ines with deputies, keeps abreast of current events . and stays_in shape by doing calisthenics. The deputy + said Bundy keeps Vitamins in his jail cell. ; ~ "Bundy is allowed'20 hours of library time a week ‘4 supply of health foods ‘and- cell. . - ot to: study for, his murder trial early next year, and | reads newspappers and news magazines, said Davis. § - “has become so adept at. walking in leg | shackjes that Davis said he now periodically changes the length of the shackles to throw off Bundy’s (Mount Clipping in Space Below) treat - Springs to the-Pitkin County Courthousé in Aspen “ * . r . . " _ ere . atte . 7 “ay, the jail staff in drace up a flight of staifs while he was: wearing the shackles. . P Davis said Bundy "who escaped by leaping from a courthouse window: last summer; is considered a high . security risk and is‘keptiinder heavy guard. / -. Bach day;. Bundy,.a native of Washington, . is taken from the- Garfield County Jail.in Glenwood ri: x -. Prosecutors, Monday - attempted. to draw: similarities ‘between the January 1975 murder of a z his evidence suppression hearing. * murse in Aspen to the murder of aUtah woman in 1974. * Testimony--was -heard. from Dr. Donald Clark, Benver, who performed an autopsy 0D Caryn’ Campbell, of Dearborn, Mich., and Dr. Serge Madore, Utah medical examiner, on Melissa Smith. ar an Miss Campbell disappeared while vacationing at. timing: Davis.said Bundy recently beat a member of’ Aspen in January 1975, and her nude-body was found’ He wet ee Satara: yoste wit eR * feftaenent tous . aes ge j A E a ne a. “aan Haar wes one month later in a snowbank outside town. Miss “ -Smith was murdered in Utah, and Clark: and Moore testified that head wounds on the women were co Se a es similar, along with cuts, bruises and hemorrhages on el tee * thf heads, legs, faces and thighs of the two womerp , .! o - evidence to determine whether either of wémen had been raped. Of self-defense, such as - fingernails, said the medical men. ‘Prosecutors want to The pathologists claimed there was no conslusjve. : the iwo' Neither women showed signs s having black or broken ; 2 use evidence allegedly i - linking Bundy with the murder of Miss Smith, as well as a 1974 kidnapping of Carol DaRonch from a Salt y Lake County shopping center, in his murder trial. : early next year. Jay" E. Banks turned down Bundy’s request triz ‘ corlvicted of the crime last year and sente zed to serve one to 15 years in the Utah oo tt at my ae 2 ho ae ve a atl Nese Mets ic) anew in the Utah kidnapping case. on was 8 pate Seatbelt 5 t In Salt Lake City Monday, Third District Judge ; a7 or . ’ 4 who performed an autapsy }- (indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) e-B-1 | Dead Dye See WW. Dete: //-22: 77 Edition: f 7) Title: Lenty Character: or —_ ‘Classification: 79 -/2 5 Submitting Office: 524 G}er