story of ted bundy

He was charming, intelligent, and devastatingly deceptive. To the world, Ted Bundy looked like the guy next door-a law student with a bright future. But behind the polished smile was one of the most sadistic serial killers in American history.

Between 1974 and 1978, Bundy left a trail of horror across seven states, brutally murdering at least 30 women-though the real number may be far higher. He lured victims with fake injuries, manipulating their kindness before revealing the monster underneath.

Bundy's crimes were as gruesome as they were calculated: bludgeoning, strangulation, sexual assault, necrophilia, and mutilation. He escaped jail twice, defended himself in court, and maintained a twisted charm that captivated the public-even as he confessed to horrors beyond imagination.

On January 24, 1989, after years on death row, Ted Bundy was executed in the electric chair. But his legacy still haunts the true crime world-a chilling reminder that evil can wear a friendly face.

This is the true story of Ted Bundy.
A killer who smiled.
And then destroyed.