When most casual true crime fans think of Ted Bundy, the image of a smiling and distinguished young man comes to mind. Maybe he’s wearing a bow tie or ’70s-style sweater. Maybe he’s making a strenuous argument in court or laughing with journalists while proclaiming his innocence. Maybe he’s played by a handsome actor known for romantic comedies and Disney Channel fare. This serial killer has a strangely sanitized reputation considering he’s confessed to the gruesome murder of 30 young women and girls.
In the latest episode of Bloody FM’s Murder Made Fiction, Jenn walks Joe through Bundy’s numerous crimes from home invasions in the Pacific Northwest to his shocking assault on the Chi Omega house in Tallahassee, FL.
Bundy was a master at faking normalcy and managed to hide the depraved and sadistic predator lurking within. He maintained romantic relationships, deep friendships, and high profile political connections by day while murdering, raping, and dismembering his victims by night. Jenn recounts the shocking details of this sprawling story including Bundy’s deceptive method of luring in victims, two separate escape attempts, and frenzied instances of multiple murder while confronting the attractive persona that has become his legacy.
And if you want even more Murder Made Fiction, be sure to check out the pod’s Patreon feed, where Jenn and Joe have ~21 hours of bonus content.
Episodes in this month include a full-length primer detailing Ted Bundy’s crimes. On the lighter side, Jenn and Joe dive into the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist with a full-length primer and episode-by-episode coverage of the limited series The Sticky.
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