Ted Bundy was born in 1946 in Burlington, Vermont, USA. He was considered a handsome and intelligent young man who was a promising student at the University of Washington in Seattle. However, beneath his charming exterior lay a dark and disturbing secret.

Bundy's killing spree began in 1974 when he abducted and murdered a young woman named Karen Sparks in Seattle. Over the next few years, he continued to abduct and murder young women, often sexually assaulting and torturing them before killing them. He would sometimes even return to the crime scene to engage in necrophilia with the victims' bodies.

Bundy's crimes spanned across several states in the US, and he would often change his appearance and identity to avoid detection. He was finally caught in 1978 when he was pulled over for a routine traffic stop and found to have suspicious items in his car, including handcuffs and a ski mask.

Bundy was put on trial for several of his murders, and despite his attempts to defend himself, he was found guilty and sentenced to death. He was executed in 1989 in the electric chair in Florida.

Ted Bundy's case is one of the most notorious in the history of serial killers. His charm and intelligence allowed him to evade detection for years, making him a terrifying reminder of the danger that can lurk behind a seemingly pleasant facade.