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Ted Bundy the Notorious Serial Killer: The Gruesome True Crime Story
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 25 2020
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.20 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
Just before he was executed in an electric chair in 1989, Ted Bundy, a former suicide hotline worker, described as one with exquisite skills to help calm troubled callers, confessed to killing at least thirty women between 1974 and 1978.
His crime story is bone chilling and the stories about him never seem to end. But what is clear about this charming, master manipulator whose personality no one could stand, is that his past was not rosy at all, actually it was insane.
His devout Methodist mother became pregnant with Ted Bundy outside wedlock, and it is rumored that his father (Ted's grandfather) was responsible for the pregnancy. His grandfather, though a church deacon, was a maniac who, to say the least, molested cats and dogs, was obsessed with pornography and according to some accounts, might have sexually molested Ted.
But could this kind of background have turned Bundy into the serial killer, rapist and necrophiliac he was? One of the most notorious criminals of the late 20th century?
When did he start killing?
What was the real motive behind his cold murders?
How exactly did he grow up?
Why was he killing women?
How was his relationship with women? Girlfriends?
If you have these and other similar questions, then you're at the right place, as this book is here to offer you just that, so keep reading. In this wide, introspective and informative book, you'll discover the true nature of Ted Bundy, his upbringing and life based on true accounts, including the experiences of people who lived with him, dated him, knew him and worked with him.
Here's a tiny snapshot of what you'll find in this book:- How Bundy executed his murders
- How Bundy grew up, his family and how he related with them
- Details about Bundy's paternal background, and his most likely father; how his illegitimacy could have contributed to his felonious character
- A chronology of how he began murdering women, and how Bundy describes them
- What Bundy felt about his actions, how he explained himself while on death row and his rationale about his sadistic tendencies
- And much, much more!
Yes, this book describes everything as it happened, as reliable accounts have it, as the pertinent people saw it and as Bundy described them.
If you've ever desired to get into a story so vivid, and gain a deep insight into what drives a killer, then this is your book.
Even if you've never been the kind to like serial killer stories, this one will be different, a different kind of chill that will make you wonder.... in so many ways!
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