Ted Bundy | Murder Made me Famous | Beyond Crime

The horrific crimes of charismatic law student Ted Bundy - who killed at least 36 young women - grip the nation in the 1970s and give birth to the term "serial killer."
Examining killers who gained public notoriety when their crimes whipped up a media frenzy. The unnerving psychology behind murder has long been source material for television, books and movies, but why do certain killers capture the attention of millions?
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[@einienj3281]

"movie star good looks"...? Nah..

[@sentimentalbloke185]

It wasn't unusual back in those days for an illegitimate child to be raised by grandparents or aunts&uncles, and for the mother to pose as a sister. It doesn't make someone a serial killer.

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

I don’t think he’s charismatic at all. He’s always kind of creepy and some people felt it.

[@debbie541]

OMG nearly every girl had long hair that was parted in the middle in the 1970's.......Long, sleek, and parted hairstyle was THE look of the '70s.

[@ritagould7007]

We imagine the devil as some fella with hornes and a long tail sneeking in the back door, in fact he walks in the front door wearing a suit or blue jeans.evil personifies itself.

[@dcrot9109]

pretty much every female in the 70's had long hair which was parted in the middle..

[@goldenhaze6880]

The only serial killer i find truly fascinating, he was evil to the core sometimes when you look at cetain videos you can see his eyes change like a entity enters him and takes over. One of a kind character.

[@Bleu-en2bf]

Alot of these murder cases seem to stem from relationship problems. I wonder if his first girlfriend who left him caused him some mental issues.😳

[@davecooke7868]

It made you infamous not famous

[@philippinestroppoholic7996]

Murder made me dead. Thats a better title

[@honigdachs.]

What I find interesting about Bundy is that a lot of people in fact seem to not be able to look through him. Often times he's described as fascinating or super intelligent, attractive, charismatic etc. They see what he wanted them to see, and it doesn't occur to them that he was a dumbass, fragile, obviously fake and kind of feral. Even though it's clear as day. It just shows you how little people see and how easily they're tricked or persuaded. Hence, politics ...

[@NghtMonster]

This is so well done! I've seen plenty of Ted but this was very well made. Thank you

[@SiriusStarGazer]

I cant see why such a prisoner was placed in such an escapable environment, not once, but twice or was it 3 times. loss count. He was able to kill repeated at the dorm also and still was not caught. Geez. smh

[@roseflaherty4647]

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[@ivagreen11]

It's like Michael Myers

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@chadleyabrahams9134]

Bundy really underestimated the state of Florida...

[@Theimaginationofamillennial]

I believe being a product of incest already left him cripple with mental issues which were not diagnosed so he went mad with anger at the women in his life that failed him. His mother and his first girlfriend so from then onwards anyone with similar looks triggers him into that state of mind.

[@sihammer7942]

Phew, thank God!

[@MegaSmarterthanyou]

Id say the biggest trigger for bundy was the breakup of the first girlfriend he really loved , she was white and all his victims were white . Because if this wasnt true , he would have killed girls of different races , this makes some sense i feel .