Lynda Ann Healy was a 21-year-old University of Washington student and morning radio ski reporter who disappeared from her basement bedroom at 5517 12th Street NE in Seattle after the night of January 31, 1974. Her roommates found her bed unusually made the next morning, her alarm had sounded, and she failed to appear at work. Her back door was unlocked and her bicycle remained in place. In her room police found blood on the mattress and pillow, a bloodstained nightgown hanging in the closet, and several items missing including the clothes she had worn the previous day, a pink satin pillowcase, and her backpack.

In March 1975 forestry students found human remains on Taylor Mountain, and a search of the area recovered remains later identified by dental records as Lynda’s mandible among other victims. Investigators later linked the series of disappearances and recoveries to Ted Bundy, who before his 1989 execution confessed to stalking, breaking into Healy’s home, bludgeoning her unconscious, transporting her in his Volkswagen Beetle after removing the front passenger seat, and murdering her at a secluded location.

Are there details about Lynda’s routine or the people in her neighborhood at the time that could help clarify what happened that night?