Florida state university Tallahassee, January the 15th 1978 ...

around 2:45
a.m. A serial killer on the run broke into the Kai Omega sorority house *pause*
and, in a brutal 15-minute rampage, left two women dead and two others
severely injured …. *pause* In just four years in the mid-1970s a sadistic
killer kidnapped and murdered at least 35 young women..
According to the U.S. federal investigators, also known as the FBI, DNA-analyses
have shown later that this serial killer may have been responsible for the abuse
and even torture of up to a 100 young women .... sentenced to death for his
terrifying crimes ted Bundy is undoubtedly The world’s most merciless
psychopath.
I’m Rayan and this is the horrifying story of the most monstrous
predator the world has ever seen!
*pause, intro done, 59 seconds*
Theodore Robert Bundy also known as Ted Bundy was born on November 24,
1946, he was raised by his mother and dad in fairly normal family, but after
some family conflicts Ted Bundy and his mom moved into his grandfather house,
Samuel Cowell, who was known for his abusive and volatile nature, which likely
influenced Bundy’s early development. Ted was bullied a lot in high school for
being relatively shy and he was rumored that he spied on girls and collected
their photos from dumps. Despite his turbulent upbringing, Bundy studied
psychology at the University of Washington and later pursued law at the
University of Utah, using his charm and intellect to mask his growing darkness.
*26 seconds* *pause*
When Ted was 28 years old and just after midnight on a cold January night,
Bundy broke into the house of 21 year old Lynda Ann Healy, he broke into her
house which was something he was apparently good at since high school days,
and beat her with a metal pole and brutally murdered her. Ted fled the scene and
the case went cold after a few.
… This marked the beginning of his killing spree in 1974, with sadly many more
to follow.
*30 seconds, pause*
Later that year and in July the 14th at lake Sammamish state park, Bundy
kidnapped and later murdered, two young women 23 year old Janice and 19
year old Denise .. there were many missing posters scattered around town
after the 2 disappearances, this caught the eye of a lot of witnesses .. and
there's one common denominator in the witnesses narration *skip*, and that
seems to be a man who is nice looking, in his 20s and drives a Volkswagen
bw beetle, *skip* this began to narrow the field. The police were closing in on
ted that day, ready to make an arrest out of suspicion. But with his clean-cut
appearance and impeccable manners, he slipped through their grasp—exactly
the deception Ted Bundy had spent years perfecting.
*34 seconds*
Then, In Salt Lake City, on November 8, 1974 Ted Bundy abducted and
assaulted Carol DaRonch. Bundy approached her pretending to be an officer in
 disguise, asking for her help with a "lost" vehicle, a rather effective tactic he
used multipule times, blinded by his charms and mannerism Carol followed him.
After he forced her into his car about to assault her, Carol managed to escape,
despite being handcuffed.
*19 seconds*

A year later, Ted Bundy was arrested in Utah after Carol DaRonch positively
identified him in a lineup as her abductor. Although there wasn't enough
evidence to charge him with any murders at that time, Bundy stood trial for the
aggravated kidnapping and assault of Carol on June 30, 1976, where he was
sentenced to 1 to 15 years in prison. He was moved to Garfield County Jail in
Colorado, and Carol felt relief knowing he was no longer a threat on the streets.
*23 seconds*
However, Bundy wasn’t planning to give up so easily. As police were gathering
evidence for the murder of a 23-year-old woman in Snowmass to also use it
against him, Bundy managed to escape from jail.
How? Well, by being his own lawyer he had access to the law library and escaped
through a window. He was caught six days later. And yet a year later, he escaped
again by squeezing through a hole in his cell ceiling and walking out of the prison
unnoticed.
After he managed to escape he kidnapped and murder 12 year old Kimberly
leach, whom her partially mummified remains were found in a pig farrowing
shed. Kimberly leach was the last confirmed victim marking number 35.
*23 seconds*
Time was running out, Bundy was losing more and more control over his killing
desires, his murders were becoming more messy as he left more evidence at the
scenes, he just couldn’t help himself. Just a few later on February 15 1978
an alert Pensacola police officer stopped America’s most notorious
serial killer near the Alabama state line for driving suspiciously.
Washington state detectives tried to build their case against Bundy and prove
that he was a serial killer. Ted Bundy was put in a very secure cell and stayed as
arrogant as ever not cooperating whatsoever.
One day, a sheriff decided to test a theory. Leaning in, he spoke with quiet
precision: 'I think I know what’s going on with you. She hid the truth about your
father, didn’t she? You’ve resented your mother ever since—because you were
born out of wedlock. You never forgave her, and now you’re taking it out on other
women.' The moment the words left his lips, Ted Bundy exploded in his cell—an
unhinged, feral rage unlike anything they had seen before
In the law court he used the opportunity to
propose to carol, carol met Bundy in Seattle in 1974. she would profess his
innocence until
the eve of his execution. After enough evidence such as visible bitemarks
on victims body’s Ted was sentenced with the death penalty twice after
 confessing to over 30 murders. But even during Trial, Bundy was enjoying
himself and the fame, flirting here and there with woman in the Jury.
.. All America was awaiting the day of execution, and I mean news
channels were talking about it, radio stations were doing countdowns
and at 7;16 a.m. on January the 24th 1989 age 42 ted Bundy was finally
executed with an electric chair.
Personally, I rarely support the death penalty, but in his case, it felt necessary.
The devastation he left behind—countless lives shattered, families haunted
forever—was unimaginable. Ted Bundy’s story serves as a chilling reminder that
not all monsters look like monsters; sometimes, they wear the mask of the
perfect boy next door. Arguably America’s most notorious murderer, Bundy was
the embodiment of deception—an outwardly charming, well-spoken man who
used his carefully crafted image to lure young women to their deaths. By some
estimates, he claimed up to 100 of victims, proving that appearances are not just
superficial; they shape trust, manipulate perception, and, in the wrong hands,
become the ultimate weapon