«Breaking News» Friends of Ted Bundy's final victim remember the school girl, 12, who was last of his 30 victims

Friends of the Florida school girl who was the last known victim of serial killer Ted Bundy are speaking out in a new interview that will air Friday on 20/20. 

Lisa Little, Sheri Roberts McKinley and Ruby Bedenbaugh say that Kimberly Leach was like a 'sister' to them growing up in Lake City.

That sisterhood all changed on February 9, 1978 when Bundy abducted Kimberly from the girls' junior high school, with her remain later found at the Suwannee River State Park, almost 50 miles away.

He was arrested less than a week later after being pulled over near the Florida and Alabama state line, having killed at least 30 victims over the course of his four-year killing spree.

Family and friends of those victims along with some of Bundy's survivors will tell their stories when 20/20 airs at 9pm Friday night on ABC.

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Final victim: Kimberly Leach (above) was just 12 when she was abducted by Bundy from her school in Lake View, Florida on February 9, 1978 and murdered by the serial killer

RIP: It was just six days later that Bundy was arrested during a traffic stop near the Alabama state line (Leach's headstone above)

'I would like people to focus on the memory of Kim, who was the angel to our lives,' says McKinley.

Bedenbaugh also notes how the murder 'changed our lifestyles.' 

Little agreed with that assessment, saying: 'Having Ted Bundy rob me of a good friend, i wonder what she would be like today.' 

She then adds: 'She was more than just our friend, she was our sister.' 

FBI Special agent Bill Hagmaier, who interviewed Bundy on death row for over 200 hours and Ray Crew, one of the first Florida State University police officers to arrive at the Chi Omega crime scene will speak about Bundy on the special Friday night. 

So will, Ken Katsaris, former sheriff of Leon County, Florida, who helped connect Bundy to the Chi Omega murders and Kathleen McChesney, former Washington State detective who worked on the Bundy case.

McChesney is not the only member of law enforcement who will speak on the special, with Robert Keppel, the former detective who took Bundy’s detailed confession about the murder of Georgeann Hawkins, also appearing on the episode.

Larry Simpson, lead Florida prosecutor who put Bundy behind bars will appear as well as John Henry Browne, one of Bundy’s defense attorneys.

And surviving Bundy victims Kathy Kleiner, Karen Chandler and Cheryl Thomas will also speak out about their experiences dodging death with the serial killer.

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Main photo article Friends of the Florida school girl who was the last known victim of serial killer Ted Bundy are speaking out in a new interview that will air Friday on 20/20. 
Lisa Little, Sheri Roberts McKinley and Ruby Bedenbaugh say that Kimberly Leach was like a ‘sister’ to them growing up ...

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