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'''Theodore Robert Bundy''' (1946-1989) was a notorious [[serial killer]] and [[rape|rapist]] during the 1970s and 1980s. The word "serial murder" was coined in response to his crimes. Bundy worked on the campaign GOP
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'''Theodore Robert Bundy''' (1946-1989) was a notorious [[serial killer]] and [[rape|rapist]] during the 1970s and 1980s. The word "serial murder" was coined in response to his crimes.
    
Bundy killed his victims, all female, in [[Washington]], [[Oregon]], [[Utah]], and [[Florida]], they were usually between the ages of 16 and 30, although one Kimberly Leach, was 12, and another Ann Marie Burr, who Bundy murdered when he was 14, was only 8. He would usually brutally bludgeon his victims, then strangle them. He was executed in 1989 by the [[electric chair]] for his last murder in Florida. He was interviewed by James Dobson prior to his execution and blamed his criminal tendencies on pornography.
 
Bundy killed his victims, all female, in [[Washington]], [[Oregon]], [[Utah]], and [[Florida]], they were usually between the ages of 16 and 30, although one Kimberly Leach, was 12, and another Ann Marie Burr, who Bundy murdered when he was 14, was only 8. He would usually brutally bludgeon his victims, then strangle them. He was executed in 1989 by the [[electric chair]] for his last murder in Florida. He was interviewed by James Dobson prior to his execution and blamed his criminal tendencies on pornography.
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Prior to his crimes, Bundy was an assistant to the Chairman of the Washington State Republican Party.
      
[[Ann Rule]]'s [[true crime]] biography ''[[The Stranger Beside Me]]'' is about Ted Bundy.
 
[[Ann Rule]]'s [[true crime]] biography ''[[The Stranger Beside Me]]'' is about Ted Bundy.
    
[[Category: Serial Killers]]
 
[[Category: Serial Killers]]
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