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TED BUNDY L
Ted Bundy was born in Burlington, vermont. His father was a war veteran whom his grandparents and his mother was passing as his older sister -
VICTIMS CHECKED
- Febrary 9, 1974 Carol Valenzuela (20 years)
- Febrary 11, 1974 Nancy Wilcox ( 16 years)
- March 12, 1974 Donna Mason ( 19 years )
- April 17, 1974 Susan Rancourt ( 18 years)
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WAVE OF VIOLENCE
He entered Joni Lenz's room and subsequently hit her with an iron bar and raped her. Although he survived, he suffered serious injuries and permanent brain damage. -
SECOND VICTIM
He carried out the same procedure with Lynda Ann Healy, who in this case would kill. He made the body disappear, although he did not clean the blood. This death would start a chain of murders in which numerous young students disappeared, -
FIRST RELIABLE CLUES AND DETENTION
Bundy pretended to be a police officer to approach Carol DaRonch and get her into her car. The young woman agreed thinking that they were going to the police station, but she found that Bundy stopped the car and tried to handcuff her. Fortunately, Carol DaRonch managed to dodged herself before being immobilized and fleeing, after which she went to the police. This led to the first robot portrait of the suspect. -
JUDGMENTS AND LEAKS
The first of the trials to which Ted Bundy would be submitted will begin. In this case he was tried for the kidnapping of DaRonch, resulting in a sentence of fifteen years in prison. -
LEAKS
He escaped again, in this case managing to flee to Chicago and adopting a different identity. During this escape he killed again, this time attacking three young men in a university university (Chi Omega), of which one managed to survive, and another young woman later. -
DEATH PENALTY
On the other hand, Ted Bundy confessed an addiction to ponography with sadistic dyes, as well as that the murders of young, brunette and long-haired women corresponded to the anger felt towards women for whom she felt abandoned, her mother and her first Stephanie Brooks girlfriend.
