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Ted Bundy Research Paper

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Theodore Robert Bundy was an American serial killer who raped, killed and kidnapped many women in the 1970’s. He was born on November 24th, 1946 in Burlington, Vermont. He grew up with an older sister who was actually his biological mother and his parents were in fact his grandparents. Ted went through quite a bit when he came to find out the truth about this sister-mom and parent-grandparent situation. Theodore went on to attend college at the University of Washington where he met and fell in love with the woman of his dreams, Stephanie Brooks. Stephanie was a very high class young woman who had it all and Ted loved that. Unfortunately, with time they grew apart and she realized she wanted more of a man. Their break up completely devastated him …show more content…

He went upstairs and attacked 4 female residents, killing two of them. The two sorority sisters killed were identified as Lisa Levy aged twenty, and Margaret Bowman aged twenty-one. The other two sorority sisters that were severely injured were Karen Chandler aged twenty-one and Kathy Kleiner aged twenty. The attacks of the four sorority sisters was very brutal. Lisa Levy’s right nipple had been bitten off, her left collar bone had been broken and she had been strangled. They then discovered a Clairol bottle of hairspray that had been jammed up into her vagina after being sexually assaulted. She also had a double bite mark on her left butt cheek. Margaret Bowman was found laying on her stomach with her skull smashed in. There was a nylon stocking that was wrapped and pulled around her neck so tight that it nearly broke. Karen Chandler suffered from broken teeth, a broken jaw, and skull fractures, one crushed finger and multiple cuts. Kathy Kleiner had lacerations and puncture wounds to the face, broken teeth, her jaw was broken in three different places and suffered a whiplash injury to her

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