Ted Bundy, one of the most infamous serial killers in American history, was known for his charm and intelligence, traits he used to lure his victims.
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Ted Bundy (full name Theodore Robert Bundy) was born in November 24, 1946. He was born in Burlington, Vermont, USA.
Bundy was raised by his grandparents and grew up believing his mother was his sister, a fact that deeply affected him when he found out the truth later in life. He had a relatively normal childhood, although his interest in the macabre and dark fantasies emerged early on. Bundy was intelligent and well-educated, earning a psychology degree from the University of Washington and later attending law school, though he never completed it.
Bundy's ability to charm and manipulate people played a key role in his crimes. He would often pose as an injured person, using crutches or a fake cast, and ask for help to lure women to his car. Once there, he would overpower and abduct them, taking them to secluded areas where he would rape and kill them. Bundy would also revisit the crime scenes to engage in necrophilia and even keep body parts, such as heads, as trophies.
Bundy is confirmed to have murdered at least 30 women across seven U.S. states between 1974 and 1978, although the true number of his victims could be higher. His victims were typically young, white women, often college students, who were attractive and had long brown hair parted in the middle, a feature that resembled his ex-girlfriend. Some of the most famous victims include Lynda Ann Healy, Janice Ott, Denise Naslund, and Kimberly Leach (his last known victim).
States where Bundy killed were: • Washington • Oregon • Utah • Colorado • Idaho • Florida • California
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(Sorry that's not all victims but I couldn't find photo with all victims)
Victims Bundy killed and when:
Lynda Ann Healy In February 1, 1974, Seattle, Washington
Lynda who was aged 21 at that time was a University of Washington student who worked as a morning radio announcer. She was abducted from her basement bedroom in a shared house. Bundy bludgeoned her unconscious, then carried her body out of the house. Her skull and jawbone were later found on Taylor Mountain, a location where Bundy dumped several victims’ remains.
