11 - Ted Bundy, Real Life Monster

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Dan Cummins

True Crime, Society & Culture, Religion, Conspiracies, History, Biographies, Education, Adult Humor, Comedy, Dark Humor, Conspiracy, Cults

4.7 • 21.6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Ted Bundy is perhaps the most disturbing serial killer of the 20th century. Why? For starters, he didn’t look like a serial killer, so you can’t convince yourself you would’ve seen him coming. He was well-educated, well-liked, charismatic, and handsome. And evil to the core. And unlike most sociopathic killers, Ted knew he was evil. He described himself as the “the most cold-hearted son of a bitch you’ll ever meet,” and after listening, I think you’ll agree.

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0:00.0	I've always been fascinated by serial killers.
0:03.0	Maybe because I personally have never loved
0:05.5	quote unquote, fall in the rules.
0:07.4	These guys really don't give a shit about the rules.
0:11.0	Like they break the most taboo rules we have in society.
0:13.6	Rules I actually don't want to break, by the way.
0:15.8	Assault, rape, kidnapping, torture, murder.
0:20.0	And then the sociopath, serial killer,
0:22.8	they don't even feel remorse over the horrible things they've done.
0:25.7	Like I feel guilty when I forget to set the trash out
0:28.4	on the curb on Tuesday morning after my wife
0:31.2	has reminded me yet again to do it the night before
0:33.8	and I still forget.
0:34.8	Like, God, fucking idiot, come on, pull your head out of your ass.
0:38.1	Like I feel guilt and shame over, over,
0:41.2	little things like that.
0:42.1	These people suffer no guilt, no shame.
0:44.5	And in a very sick, disturbing way,
0:46.1	it's like they're more free than the rest of us.
0:48.6	They do whatever the fuck they want.
0:50.7	You know, within the realms of trying to not get caught,
0:55.0	but like that's their only motivation a lot of times
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