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Ted Bundy was a monster.

Murdered dozens of women in girls, born in Vermont,

finally captured in Florida.

What do we know about him?

Well, Ted Bundy is one of the most famously charismatic

serial killers. He got away with it for so long largely because he was handsome, very normal

guy, law student. He would just walk up to women in broad daylight and ask them for help

getting into his car. where he would wear a fake

cast or something, and then he would abduct them, and no one would know anything about it.

Very brazen, very narcissistic, pretty psychopathic, you know, and he killed dozens and

dozens of people. He's someone who really did shape the future of criminal profiling

because as he was rampaging the country from the west, from Seattle to down to Florida,

police weren't able to link the crime.

So he would kill someone in one state and then he'd move on

and kill someone in the next state. And the police in those two states never spoke to each other

about it. So it just went on for years without any leads. And so when the FBI behavioral science

unit got involved, they decided, you know, let's link, let's start to create more information

sharing across states so that the jurisdiction is clear and we can all share information and try to

catch this guy. And he really put that unit on the map. Tell us about Dorothy Lewis.

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