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Twisted Two’s:
Tsutomu Miyazaki and Ted Bundy’s First Victim
Tales of hauntings, murder, and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying stories that are worthy of a more in-depth look.
For this week, we focus on the brutal and deranged Japanese killer, Tsutomu Miyazaki, also known as the “Otaku Killer” and the case of the missing Ann Marie Burr, and her possible ties with one of America’s most notorious killers. Get ready for Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two’s.
Tsutomu Miyazaki
People know him now as the “Otaku Killer” because of his love for manga and video games.
Tsutomu Miyazaki once lived in Itsukaichi, Tokyo where his father ran a successful local newspaper. Growing up, Tsutomu was bullied because he suffered a deformity in his hand - his wrist joint was missing so his hand was directly attached to his wrist. The incessant bullying caused him to be a loner.
From a young age, his family said he always exhibited odd behavior. It didn’t help his parents never listened to his problems and his younger sisters rejected him as a brother. The only person he felt close to was his grandfather. But when his grandfather died in May 1988, it plunged him further into depression. According to him, after his grandfather died, he partially ate his ashes in an effort to “retain something from him.”
Ann Marie Burr - Ted Bundy’s First Victim
The name Ted Bundy is a familiar one. Many know of his exploits, his crimes, and his “charming” personality. Bundy has been depicted in television shows, talked about in countless articles and documentaries, and his life has been subjected to the film treatment. But do we really know Ted Bundy and his crimes completely?
It’s widely accepted among law enforcement officials and crime geeks that Bundy killed his first victim in January 1974, at 27 years old. The first known victim tied to Bundy is 21-year old, Lynda Ann Healy.
Healy disappeared in the middle of the night inside her dorm room apartment, space she shared with three other women. For police, the disappearance of the 21-year old college student inside her bedroom was perplexing. There were clues foul play was involved but very little evidence pointing to any suspect. It would be years later, in 1989, when Bundy would confess to abducting then killing her.
