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, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast, which is not brief right now.

We're not doing brief episodes with this Ted Bundy special.

And by the way, this is part two of the Ted Bundy special.

And I'm Joe, the host.

Thanks for being here. In part one,

you heard all about his early life, how Ted grew up, what he was like as a teen, relationships,

and how he had two completely different faces. If you haven't listened to the first part yet,

go back and listen. It builds the framework for Bundy as a person, giving you an insight into

his effortless manipulation

of the people around him, how his contacts at the Washington Republican Party helped to pave

the way to law school for Ted, and how he toyed with the lady as revenge for her breaking up

with him. Women seemed to gravitate toward him, which wasn't necessarily the case when he was

younger. Ted knew the effect he could have on the people around him, and wasn't necessarily the case when he was younger.

Ted knew the effect he could have on the people around him, and he used it to his advantage in the most vile way.

Now, let's talk about the sadistic monster that used his charm and good looks to lure women

to rape, murder, and mutilate.

This is Ted Bundy, part two.

Thank you. This is Ted Bundy, part two. No one really knows for sure exactly when Ted Bundy began killing women.

I mentioned in part one that Ted would often tell conflicting stories

just as easily as you and I would breathe air. He told different people different things about

when it all began, but there is a strong reason to believe that when Bundy was just 14 years old,

he kidnapped and killed eight-year-old Anne-Marie Burr in Tacoma, Washington.

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