A judge in Miami today followed the jury's recommendation and sentenced theodore Bundy to die in the electric chair for the murder of two co-eds. Bundy is a 136th person under death sentence in Florida. Ed Rable reports. Before pronouncing the sentence, Judge Edward Coward let Bundy make a statement. I'm not asking for mercy. For I find it somewhat absurd to ask for mercy for something I did not do. So I will be tortured for and will suffer for it and receive a pain for that act. But I will not share the hurt for the guilt. In imposing sentence, Judge Coward cited the savagery of the crimes and what he called the indifference of the defendant. This court independent awe but in agreement with the advisory sentence rendered by the jury that's hereby imposed death penalty upon the defendant's theater Robert Bundy. Then in an unexpected move perhaps an afterthought, Coward stunned the courtroom with some parting words for Bundy. I carry you so young man. Thank you. I say that to you since I carry you. It's a tragedy for this court to see you as such a total waste. I think of humanity that I've experienced in this court. You're a bright young man. You made a good lawyer. I'd love to head you practice in front of me, but you want another way, partner. Bundy says he'll appeal. Meanwhile, he has been ordered to the state prison to await setting of the date of his execution in the electric chair. At Brabill CBS News Miami.