Ted Bundy remains one of the most infamous and studied serial killers in American criminal history. This paper offers a comprehensive psychological and criminological profile of Bundy, tracing his early life, behavioral patterns, and the development of his homicidal tendencies. By examining his manipulative charm, pathological lying, and calculated violence, the study sheds light on the psychopathy and sociocultural factors that enabled his crimes. Through analysis of investigative records, trial proceedings, and psychiatric evaluations, the paper also evaluates law enforcement strategies and the failures that prolonged his killing spree. Bundy’s case is situated within the broader discourse of criminal profiling, offering insights into the intersection of personality disorders, criminal behavior, and investigative techniques. This profile not only illuminates the complexities of Bundy’s psyche but also underscores the importance of integrating psychological analysis into modern criminal investigations.
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