Ted Bundy: Rapist And Serial Killer

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Ted Bundy, although he seemed like a nice and handsome, normal guy, he was a rapist and serial killer of young women in their 20’s and in many different states.Ted Bundy met a girl who later became his girlfriend the love of his life.. However his reality hit rock bottom when she broke up with him. When they broke up Ted said that she was the love of his life and was the perfect girl for him. After the bad break up happened Ted spiral downhill and started his murder spree. Ted Bundy was charged and convicted of 36 murders and rapes but was said to probably have committed more than

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