Serial killers don't become more famous, more notorious, more well-known than Ted Bundy.

He was charismatic, and some would say handsome, smart.

And he hid his evil dark side so well that even his closest friends and family were shocked

when they discovered who he really was.

Bundy was a rapist, a necrophiliac,

and killed at least 20 women, probably more,

and was executed by electric chair in 1989.

This is 10-minute murder.

10-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes.

What you are about to hear is real and violent in nature.

Discretion is advised. This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to 10-minute murder, the Brief and Bingeable True Crime Podcast.

I'm Joe, I'm the host, and thanks for being here.

Now, the brief and bingeable part and the 10-minute part, that's all going to be alive today.

So just so you know that up front, the subject of the show today, I've always found interesting, like many of you I'm sure have,

but just assumed that I'd never be doing an episode devoted to Ted Bundy.

It's been done and done really well.

However, in so many other cases you've heard here on 10-minute murder,

his name continues to pop up.

He's notorious in the world of true crime, and since this show started a little more than a year ago, I've steadily gotten requests to give Ted Bundy the 10-minute murder treatment.

And honestly, there's no way possible to cover it in 10 minutes, and also be interesting

while covering the main points.

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