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So this book about Ted Bundy has so many twists and turns, like he would make the girls think he was a good guy and that he would love them, kinda. tho throw his trials, he would talk less and less about everything because he knew deep down he would not live long. Ted knew that he was not going to get a couple of years; he was getting life, and yet she didnt get to get to live life in jail. His jailmates killed him.

Bundy said that he didn't want others to really find out what he did but he let a girl get away. She told the story of what happened and some people believed her and some didn't All they knew for sure was about the car he drove and the stuff they found in the car. He spent time working at Florida College, or he went there but 16 girls got killed there and they didn't know it was him until later when he said he did it

He lacked remorse for his victims for much of his life. shortly before his execution that he began confessing to multiple murders. Bundy is an example of how dangerous individuals can hide behind a normal appearance. His case highlights the importance of understanding warning signs and behavioural patterns. While there no single explanation for his actions psychological issues and personal choices played a role.

Ted Bundy had talked to a bunch of doctors throughout the little bit of time he had in jail. Dr DeVore was one of the men who had to talk to Bundy. What I have learned so much from this book is the relashinship bundy had with all his victims, how he got them to listen to him, and get them with him alone, or he would just kidnap them. witch i feel is wired in a way.

After his second escape he travelled to Florida where he committed more violent crimes including the Chi Omega sorority house murders. Eventually Bundy was captured again in 1978 after being stopped by police in Florida. Through physical evidence, eyewitness testimony, Bundy's own later confessions investigators were able to link him to numerous murders. Ted's trial became one of the first nationally televised trials

I think when it talks about how he killed all those women, but he claims he didn't kill all of them. Some of the girls get away and tell what happened to them, like Lewis, who got jumped by him in the mall parking lot.

So it starts off with him working with the Washington police department, and then these girls start missing, and then they keep going missing around the seatle.