Ted Bundy; Bio of a serial killer

Theodore Robert Cowell was born November 24, 1946 to Louise Cowell, his biological father, Lloyd Marshall, was a Air Force Veteran and Ted never knew him. His mother was not married to Ted’s father and in their community that was looked down upon very much. Ted’s mother spent last remaining months of her pregnancy

Bundy confessed to the murder of 28 different women before his execution, however the real number of victims he claimed, Bundy took to his grave. I believe that Bundy's life could have been drastically different. I find him to be one of the most fascinating serial killers to date. I believe that all serial killers have what I call a "Trigger", or a turning point in their life that determines the course of their future. Bundy's life took a turn for the worst after his first break up with his first love Stephanie. Some thing to think about. Now you know the full story of Theodore Bundy.

Ted Bundy’s first victim discovered was Joni Lenz, 18; she was severely beaten and satirized with a bedpost on January 4, 1974. She survived her attack; other girls would not be so fortunate. January 31, 1974 Lynda Ann Healy, 21, disappeared from her bedroom in the University District. Healy worked at a radio station broadcasting skiing weather reports. There were no signs of a break in, but Lynda’s bed was made, which she never did do. Her pillowcase, top sheet, and an outfit were missing. Police found a small bloodstain on her bottom sheet and on the nightgown that was hung in the closet. It matched Lynda’s blood type. That following spring and summer, more and more girls went missing. And the profile of a serial killer begins to emerge. All the women that are disappearing are white, slender, single, wearing slacks at the time of disappearance, had hair that was long and parted in the middle and they all disappeared in the evening. Janice Ott, 23, and Denise Naslund, 19, both disappeared from Lake Samammish State Park on July 14, 1974. Then a month later in the same park, human remains are found. A few skulls and some different colored hairs. One jawbone and five thighbones are all that is discovered. Some of the bones are identified as Janice Ott and Denise Naslund. Melissa Smith (17) is next. She disappeared from Midvale, Utah, on October 18, 1974 and was found nine days later raped, sodimized and strangled. Then Laura Aime, 17, disappeared from Lehi, Utah, on October 30, 1974. She was found on Thanksgiving Day in the Wasatch Mountains, lying dead next to a river. Again, beaten, raped, and sodimized.

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