The site where Ted Bundy buried Debra Kent

This is the site where serial killer Ted Bundy buried the remains of 17-year-old Debra Jean Kent.

The entrance to the dirt road is in the Fairview Canyon area of Fairview, Utah.

According to one of Bundy's final confessions, he drove his Volkswagen Beetle onto a steep dirt road that "wound up to the left."

After comparing satellite images against police photographs of the search area, we determined that this is the entrance to the dirt road in question.

This site is 105 miles away from the high school where Kent was abducted.

In his interview, Bundy stated that he buried her remains about 3 feet deep. He then attempted to cover them by using heavy rocks.

In 1989, a police search team discovered a human patella at the site. 26 years later, DNA testing confirmed that the bone belonged to the missing teenager.

Photos

Photos of the burial site and other related images.

Police photograph

Image source: hiimted.blog

This is a police aerial photograph of the burial site. It was taken in 1989.

Original map

This is the original map that was used to mark down the general location where Bundy buried Debra Kent.

During his confession, Bundy had to describe various landmarks and the directions he took because the interviewing detective did not bring any detailed road maps.