Ted Bundy - Michael Vincent - Bog

Much has been written about this infamous case, but despite this massive coverage there has still been quite a lot that has been left unaddressed.

In this book we are going to take a look at what drove one of the most prolific criminals in history. Ted Bundy is an American serial killer said to have brutally killed dozens of people across several states. But that is only the beginning of the story.
Ted Bundy was also an extremely charismatic and intelligent man who before his arrest seemed to be on the fast track of success. And on the surface, he always presented a façade of compassion and caring, for most who knew him, Ted seemed like a man who wouldn't hurt a fly. Demonstrating his supposed altruism, he once worked at a suicide hotline, helping to prevent others from taking their own lives, yet deep down Ted was more than willing to take it for them.
Ted was later referred to as a modern-day sort of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type character, in which one persona he displayed for public consumption was perfectly charming and benign, but only served as a mask to hide a character who was evil incarnate. In this book we tear down the mask, we break through the façade, and we see Ted Bundy for who he really was; a cold-blooded killer.