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    Ted Bundy is known to be the worst serial killer in U.S. History. In the 1970’s‚ Ted raped and murdered women in at least five different states. Bundy eventually confessed to thirty murders‚ although the actual total remains unknown. Theodore Robert Bundy was born on November 24th‚ 1946 in Burlington‚ Vermont to Eleanor Louise Cowell‚ a 22 year old single woman. Ted’s mom never told him much about his father other than that he was in the armed forces and that they never were really together.

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    Strain Theories Strain theories look through a structural scope to examine crime in society. When people fail to meet societal goals‚ they feel a strain in their lives. An increase in strain can lead to an increase in crime. Strain can be felt throughout any community‚ large or small. I’m from a town of 3‚000 people in rural Iowa. Even though it is much smaller than a city such as Denver‚ problems with crime and delinquency still exist. A summer drought reduces the profits during harvest

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    According to strain theory‚ delinquency occurs when there is a lost connection between achieving one’s goals and the ability to actually achieve them. Society pressures individuals to achieve despite one’s inabilities to. When the means of achieving these goals is illegal‚ delinquency occurs. Some of these goals are materialistic in the United States‚ such as a big house‚ a nice car‚ or wealth. To strain theorists‚ the ability to achieve one’s goals is dependent on their social class. Adults or children

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    the profile. Ted Bundy‚ a man known to many as intelligent and intriguing‚ spread his reign of terror throughout the United States by systematically targeting and murdering young women; using the process perspective‚ it is determinable that his confusing and often tumultuous upbringing as a youth influenced his future behavior one of America’s most notorious serial killers. Ted Bundy was born with the name Theodore Robert Cowell in Burlington‚ Vermont‚ on November 24th‚ 1946. Bundy‚ who came from

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    The name of the serial killer that I researched is Theodore “TedBundy. Ted Bundy was born on November 24‚ 1946 in Burlington‚ Vermont and died January 24‚ 1989 at 7 a.m. at the Florida State Prison in Raiford‚ Florida. Mr. Bundy was born into an awkward situation. He believed that his mother was his sister and that his grandparents were his parents. He showed an early interest in macabre and knives‚ but did well in school. He was considered to be a bright child but did not communicate well with

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    Ted Bundy was an American serial killer born on November 24‚1946 in Burlington‚ Vermont who started a tirade of murders from 1973-1978. Due to the time area in which ted Bundy was conceived Cowell his unwed biological mother moved to Philadelphia for her parents to raises Ted Bundy. The exact way he discovered the cover up between his mother and grandparents is not known‚ the history of his grandfather foreshadowed abuse in Bundy’s life. Allegations of the grandfather throwing one of his daughters

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    very words came from the cruel‚ most notorious serial killer of the late 20th century. Also known as Ted Bundy. Ted Bundy raped and killed thirty-five women. Although‚ some thought he had committed as many as one-hundred murders or more. This man people describe as horrible‚ decided to plead insanity during his court case‚ but in reality he was not insane. As bizarre as it may sound‚ Ted Bundy was once an ordinary young man. Everything was going good for him. He was a student at the University

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    them. Theodore Robert Bundy AKA Ted‚ was a kidnapper‚ serial killer‚ burglar‚ rapist and necrophile who only target women and girls in the 1970’s. He was one of the worst serial killers in history. Ultimately at the end of the day Ted left behind a trail of mass murders that included the deaths of 36 young women that ranged through four states. The biggest question in many people’s mind was how could someone as knowledgeable‚ highly gifted‚ and praised as Bundy do such a thing?

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    Bundy was not raised by his mother‚ instead‚ he was raised by his grandparents and referred to his mother as his sister. It was a secret that he actually their daughter’s child because Bundy’s mother was not married to his father; therefore‚ Bundy was viewed as an illegitimate child by the majority of his family members. While growing up‚ Bundy had become extremely jealous of children whose parents were in the upper-middle

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    Strain Theory Ok‚ for the creation of my scenario‚ allow me to introduce you to a young bloke by the name of Akbar. Akbar is 20 years old‚ works in a machine shop which his Father‚ Ahmed got for him through a friendship of a shop owner who happens to be a next door neighbor. Nice and convenient! Because Akbar is working at a job his Father is happy about‚ Akbar is enjoying a happy relationship with his Father. However we will soon learn that this happy relationship is strictly conditional. You

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