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- Born November 24, 1946 in Burlington Vermont
- Grandparents raised him as their own, ashamed of his mom for being unmarried
-Had a strained relationship with his stepdad
- Shyness made him a target for bullying
- Moved across the country
- Mother married a hospital cook
- Graduated high school
- Dropped out in 1968
- 1973 accepted into the University of Puget Sound Law School
- January of 1974
- First attack was not murder
- 18 year old student
- Bundy broke into her apartment
- First murder and assault
- Later on
- 5 female college students went missing
- Bundy had abducted and killed 5 more young women
- Became known as the Pacific Northwest murders
- Mutliple government agencies were involved in the search for the abductor
- Witnesses gave descriptions that matched Bundy and car
- Bundy was accepted into law school in Utah and moved to Salt Lake City
- After relocating to Utah
- Elizabeth Klopher (girlfriend) reported Bundy as a suspect
- Mountain of evidence against Bundy at this time
- August of 1975
- Evidence found in car
- 2 weeks after escaping prison
- Made shortly after FSU murders
- Refused an attorney
- Was able to go upstairs in the law library by himself
- Jumped out the second story window
- Evaluated while on death row
- Didn't fit "serial killer profile"
- Diagnosed Bundy
- Later studies by Thomas Widiger
- After being caught for the murders in Florida
- While on death row
- January 24, 1989
After hearing his sentence verdict Bundy said, "I'm not going to ask for mercy, for I find it somewhat absurd to ask for mercy for something that I did not do. So I will be tortured for and I will suffer for and will receiMsve a pain for that act, but I will not share the burden for the guilt."
Judge Cowart "It's a tragedy for this court to see such a total waste, I think, of humanity that I've ever seen in this court. You're a bright young man. You'd have made a good lawyer... you went another way partner."
- Night before execution Bundy confessed to 30+ murders
Plercy, Lindsey. “A&S Psychology Researcher Unravels Serial Killer Ted Bundy’s Mental Health | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences.” Psychology.as.uky.edu, 2019, psychology.as.uky.edu/psychology-researcher-unravels-serial-killer-ted-bundys-mental-health#:~:text=What%20do%20we%20know%20about
Paoletti, Gabe. ““The Very Definition of Heartless Evil”: The Story of Ted Bundy.” All That’s Interesting, All That’s Interesting, 21 Dec. 2017, allthatsinteresting.com/ted-bundy.
Gainsburg, Marissa. “The Exact Breakdown of Ted Bundy’s Murder Trials.” Women’s Health, Women’s Health, 3 May 2019, www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a27334594/ted-bundy-trial/.