Enfield, and five other people were riding.

Chisnall was sentenced to two years in the Hampden County Correctional Center in Ludlow by Hampden Superior Court Judge Cornelius J. Moriarty. Chisnall had been charged with manslaughter by motor vehicle but was allowed to plead guilty to motor vehicle homicide while operating under the influence of liquor.

His jail sentence will be followed by two years probation during which he must stay alcohol free and do 100 hours of community service, speaking to young people about the consequences of drinking and driving.

Chisnall told Moriarty he wished he could switch places with Ray, so Ray would still be alive.

Chisnall also pleaded guilty to three counts of operating under the influence of liquor causing serious injury. Those three charges represented three people injured inThe little-known story of the family Ted Bundy left behind.

No serial killer has captured the world’s attention quite like Ted Bundy.

Clever, charming and with boy-next-door good-looks – the stories, details and tidbits relating to the depraved killer’s fascinating life seem never-ending, as the world desperately attempts to piece together signs to pinpoint where it all went wrong.

Ted Bundy is one of the most well-known American serial killers of the 20th century Source: Getty, 1978

Fast-forward almost three decades since his 1989 electric chair execution, and the world is still wondering how someone who seemed so normal - who waswell-liked by former colleagues and classmates, who once volunteered at a suicide-prevention hotline, who had friends and previous girlfriends and who, by all accounts, was instantly likeable by everyone he met,