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Good evening.

It has been 30 years since Ted Bundy, arguably this country's most notorious serial killer,

who has put the death in the electric chair by the state of Florida in 1989.

But there continues to exist in our society of morbid interest in him and the ghastly

way he murdered and disposed of the women he abducted in the 70s.

Many people want to know how a person could do the things that Ted Bundy did.

It's truly frightening to think that there are fellow human beings who possess such

dark desires and act out their murderous tendencies on the innocent and unsuspecting.

We tend to think of these individuals as inhuman or evil, which is the only thing that

makes sense to us because what drives Ted Bundy and others like him are not feelings

that any of us can remotely relate to.

In exploring what might have been working inside the mind of Ted Bundy, the angel of

DK, triggering him to brutally snuff out the lives of so many young women, the purpose

is not to increase his anonymous celebrity or sensationalized his heinous acts, but to

shatter any such appeal.

The only way to do that is to remember the women and young girls that he killed not

merely as victims, but remembering who they were, how they lived, and the impact they had

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