Ted Bundy

Ted Bundy’s early childhood wasn’t any more problem than the average kids. Ted was a good kid, born in November 24, 1946 at the Elizabeth Lund Home For Unwed Mothers in Burlington, Vermont. Bundy grew up in Philadelphia the home of his grandparents, he grew to believe his biological mother was his sister and his grandparents were his parents. His early school years weren’t easy; he was bullied and made fun of. The author of the book Ted Bund: Conversations with a killer analyzed Ted’s behavior and said he was not like the other children, he looked like them and acted like them but he was haunted by something else: a subtlety of a cat. Despite being bullied Ted maintained a high grade average throughout high school and continue in college.
Ted got popular in his high school years; he was well mannered and well dressed as well. He wasn’t much of a dater; Ted would rather keep busy in extra- curricular activities, he was fascinated with politics.
After Bundy graduated high school he attended the University of Puget Sound and the University of Washington, he was very focused on his studies. Ted had passion for skiing as well. In one of Ted’s skiing trips he met a girl, he became obsessed with her throughout time he started to act strange so she left. It was an unexplainable obsession he felt, after the devastating break up, nothing could lift his spirit up, not school, he felt depressed and eventually dropped out of high school. Soon after the break up Ted found out the reality of who his real mother was. This discovery really messed him up mentally as well as emotionally and it played a big role in his future reputation and acts
Bundy was considered to be a psychopath, he used to steal, people suspected it but didn’t give too much attention. Later on his life Ted met a woman called Elizabeth, she was divorced and had a daughter, Elizabeth worked as a secretary. Ted and Elizabeth were romantically involved for about five years, from the beginning she fell in love with