[AnchorAlum]

I am an FSU grad and my daughter attended FSU as well.
The Chi O house is the same, but it was renovated extensively after the murders. Not sure about the bars on the windows, but then again all the houses now have incredible security. Back then (78) the building next door was a bar and campus hangout. Bundy went in on a Saturday night, saw the three girls and attempted to talk to them. When he failed to hook up with any of the three, he followed them next door, and apparently watched as they went upstairs and turned on the lights in their rooms. He found a way to get into the house after picking up a large piece of firewood from the pile on their patio, and murdered the girls in their beds. I am almost positive that there was another sister who survived.
The bar was torn down and a private dorm was built on the site. My daughter lived there her freshman year, and her room overlooked the Chi O's patio. You can imagine how yucky I felt when we opened the door to her room, and saw that view. The dorm was very full and there was no chance of getting another, so she had to stick it out.
Bundy also spent time in Ypsilanti Michigan and murdered some young women there as well. I cannot recall if that is where W. Mich or E. Mich is located.
He was possibly the most heinous serial killer in US history.
The ChiO chapter at FSU has remained very strong and came through that unspeakable event with such dignity!