Laura Johnson was the last person known to enter the Tri Delta sorority house at Florida State University on the night in 1978 when Ted Bundy slipped into the nearby Chi Omega house to kill two female students. After living through "the horror" of the Bundy case and its impact on the community, Johnson changed majors and ultimately worked as a prosecutor for 19 years before becoming a judge.
December 21, 2012 at 04:33 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Palm Beach County, Fla., Court Judge Laura Johnson was in college the night a serial killer attacked. It changed her life, and her career path.
Johnson was the last person known to have entered the Tri Delta sorority house in Tallahassee on the night in 1978 when Ted Bundy slipped into the nearby Chi Omega house to kill two female Florida State University students.
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