Fashion Place

And the circumstances of her death, the nature in which her body was found, unclothed with obvious head trauma and some other injuries, they knew from the drop this was a homicide.

And then if you go a week beyond that, there is an attempted kidnapping at Fashion Place Mall.

And on that same night, the abduction of Deborah Kent from Bountiful.

And today we know that all of these were the work of Bundy, either based on confession or DNA.

And as I understand it, and just from my own prior involvement with investigation of cold cases, that there's always – it's not enough that you just go to somebody and say, did you kill so-and-so.

You want to have something that they would only know if they had done it.

So where did you pick her up? Well, I picked her up on Valleyfair Mall or Fashion Place Mall on this date, and she was wearing these clothes, and her family can corroborate, yeah, that's where she was that day, so that there's some level of corroboration.

So Dave's going to stick around for another segment so we can talk about this some more and some other Ted Bundy situations, so stay with us.

[laughs] That's funny.

This whole time I'm at Fashion Place Mall.

That's so funny.

That's the one I was like... 'Cause it's probably one of the busiest.

Yeah.

There's a lot of stuff going on.

There's a lot of Newgate Mall stuff in Ogden just 'cause that's what I grew up with.

Yeah.

Well, it's interesting.

If you take the ones here, It's interesting because the malls that still do really, really well were just great real estate, right? Fashion place, Layton Hills, even though it's kind of a tired old thing, it's still great real estate.

It's right off there, right off Hillfield Road, Southtown Mall.

It's gone through its own trials and tribulations, but it's great real estate.

But the reality is they all have this in common in that they're all adding multifamily, they're adding office, they're adding these other components so they can kind of generate more daytime captive traffic.

And that's helping with the overall productivity of these malls.

I do think though, like I look at Fashion Place, that's an outlier.

I mean, that is such incredible real estate, but South

I've never shopped at a Stan store.

There used to be one at Fashion Place and it's gone.

I don't know if the one at City Creek is still there.

But yeah, that's why I think it's just Hanes.