Attractive, Keen, Enchanting, Theodore Robert Bundy was the perfect American boy, the

stereotype of what every parent needed their sons to become, and what every boy ought to

resemble. Most importantly, Ted Bundy was beguiling; he had that charm that could easily baffle

and convince people. Yet the same person took lives of many beautiful women. Ted was the

most charming and appealing serial killer whose Jekyll and Hyde personas were so limitlessly

unique that he fooled his neighbors and friends for quite a long time, a noteworthy number of

them still not believing that their "Ted" could carry out those horrendous, notorious crimes that

were heaping up close by his name. That trick game was so smooth, even the proof wound up

shocking. Ted made fun of law enforcement, mocked it, running rings around their endeavors to

get the world's first 'sequential' executioner. Bundy's splendid personality made him an ace

predator, with his abductions being arranged so precisely like it is a military activity. Ted was

raised by his mother. His father was a mariner who never came across to meet his newborn baby.

Ted was condemned in Utah State Prison in March 1976 for one to fifteen years, indicted for the

endeavored kidnapping of a girl close Salt Lake City. By that time, nobody knew what he was.

No one in law implementation realized that Bundy was an attacker, spree killer, rapist and a

necrophiliac, despite the fact that he was being explored by the police for a series of killings

while he was in jail. At last, ted admitted to 30 murders, yet specialists trust the quantity of

exploited people to be 100 at least (McClellan, 2006). A psychologist was included in the

indicative group at the jail who assessed whether it was Bundy’s personality which was violent

and was he probably going to submit demonstrations of savagery. It was determined in ninety

day assessment which is also mentioned in the book “Violent Mind” that ted was very violent

and he enjoyed killing people. This at last fixed Bundy's destiny in jail. He died in the electric

chair after getting death penalty on January 24, 1989.

He built up a technique: moving toward ladies while wearing a cast or seeming generally

debilitated and requesting that they help him place something in his car. He would then make

them oblivious and unconscious by giving them drugs, assaulting, and murdering them, dumping

their bodies in a remote area in the forest. Bundy would regularly return to these locales to

engage in sexual intercourse with their rotting cadavers. At times, Bundy would behead his

victims and keep their skulls in his loft, dozing close to his trophies.

A&E Real Crime talked with Carlisle about Ted's forlorn adolescence, investment in illicit

exercises and powerful urge to control ladies, which prompted Ted's psychopathic propensities

according to him. Now there is a mass of literature about why Bundy was inclined towards

psychopathy. Important concerns can be his attachment disorder, his mother’s death,

pornography addiction and more.

In my opinion, a person is not born a psychopath, there are environmental factors associated with

it. I think Ted was not a psychopath when he was little, or even during his school years. In early

life, if an individual is isolated, empty, alone, desolate and thinks he doesn't fit in, he starts to

search for some approach to fix that, to fulfill his forlornness, to fill the gap, the person starts to

find ways to undo all that. What's more, he swings to dream to comfort himself. Same is Ted’s

case. He started out being extremely shy, didn’t disclose his true feelings to anyone except his

mother. He was a reserved, less expressive and timorous kid. He trusted the majority of the

consideration and attention was given to his stepfather’s kids from a past marriage. The love was

not enough, he felt inferior. He began fantasizing about ladies he saw while peeking through

window or somewhere else, started emulating the accents of a few legislators he tuned in to on

the radio. Generally, he was fantasizing about being another person, somebody imperative and

important (Drawbridge, 2016).

Yet, numerous individuals are forlorn, watch pornography, belong to sincerely broken family or

even all of these collected and don't wind up being horrific killers. If we talk about Bundy, these

things did not make him murder, they developed a longing inside him to encounter a more

genuine sexual action with a woman. His main interest was not in killing someone, but it was to

get as near controlling a lady as could be expected under the circumstances and maybe assault

her, since it was the subsequent stage in what was getting to be exciting for him.

Bundy began with peeping in windows in his initial teen years. At that point he got into stealing.

Belonging to an excessively religious family, he started to close down sentiments of blame. At

that point he pulled off these things and he began accomplishing more. When he was 18, he fell

in love with a young lady. He thought finally something is going in the right direction in his life.

After his mother, he found someone to share things with, someone he could trust. But it didn’t

last that long. The girl ended it. According to her, ted was not serious. He was confused. She said

ted can’t stand for himself, he lies about even very small things. Bundy totally went into

disrepair. Harshness started to kick in and loads of expanded loneliness. Now, we see him getting

into a great deal of illicit stuff. He started to steal uniform and eating items at work. At this point

entire psychopathic identity started to develop.

When he was 20, ted engaged with Fletcher’s crusade. He lost the campaign and moved to

Philadelphia in order to achieve a law degree at Temple University. He before long dropped out

of the university. All these failures and disappointments made him exceptionally resentful,

forlorn, again searching for a personality. On Memorial Day weekend 1969, ted saw his initial

two victims Susan and Elizabeth. There was a staggering inclination in his heart to assault them.

When he raped them, he believed there was no real option except to kill them. This was the huge
defining moment in his life, the turning point. When Bundy murdered them, there was no chance

to get of returning to the individual he was before.

By Christmas 1973, Bundy was a really solid mental case: He had the propensity for sex

entertainment, the propensity for window peeking, and other than that, he was into a great deal of

sexual dreams. He craved getting control of women, he craved to kill. In 1974, he endeavored to

murder a lady in her loft, yet she survived. He before long started executing other ladies. By then

he was a finished insane person.

He got engaged in necrophilia with his targets. During an assessment session in Florida jail, the

psychologist asked him about his victims. And how he feels when he kills them. What he enjoys.

Is it the energy or the excitement? Ted said it is the procession and ownership of the individual.

He got dependent on the idea of this ownership of the essence of the person in question,

regardless of whether you need to consider it the injured individual's spirit or whatever. He was

the author of his own creations and made himself through poor decisions.

How to Stop Crime:

In order to find solution, first we need to deliberately know the purpose of crimes. Mainly,

crimes are committed to fulfill or satisfy the inner greed, need or unrestrained emotional trigger

which is due to personal reasons. Robbery, murders, theft etc. are some crimes which are due to

lack of basic needs. If basic resources are not equally and fairly distributed among the citizens,

they will find ways to attain them (illegal). Moreover, lack of love, affection and belongingness

may also force a person to go that far and take extreme steps. Spreading love, care, empathy is

necessary to reduce such crimes.