Theodore Robert Cowell: Stone Cold Killer

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This person is very well known, he is one of the most disgusting men to have walked on this earth. He is known to be very good in the aspect of hiding clues of being a serial killer, rapist, kidnapper, and has a sexual attraction to young women and females. He is confessed to about 30 homicides that took place during a ten year time period in many different states. This man’s total killings could be very much higher but many will never know. Theodore Robert Cowell aka “Ted Bundy” is a man many see today as a stone cold killer. (Krishnan, 2012) Ted Bundy was born in Burlington, Vermont on November 24, 1946- January 24, 1989 (age 42). Eleanor Louise Cowell gave birth to Ted at the Elizabeth Lund Home for Unwed Mothers. Soon after Ted was born his biological mom moved back in with her parents in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but for many of Ted’s childhood years he was told that his grandparents were his biological parents and his mother Eleanor was his sister. Five years later, Louise and Ted then moved to Tacoma to live with her newly married husband Johnnie Bundy, and he worked as a military cook. (Keppel, 1995) As Ted grew up he became a very attractive, smart and had an interest in politics. He was liked threw out his high school and performed very well in class room activities. Then soon after graduating high school in 1965, Ted joined the University of Puget Sound and became a very good student but there was a slit draw back for him because many of the students came from wealthy families and he felt very out of place. During his sophomore in 1966, he soon transferred to the University of Washington because of the fact that he felt out of place due to his finances. After three years of college he then dropped ou... ... middle of paper ... ...his actions he took during his years of life. Biblography Gone Mental. (2010). Retrieved from Theodore Robert Bundy: The Portrait of a Serial Killer: http://gonementalpsychblog.blogspot.com/2010/05/theodore-robert-bundy-portrait-of.html Hickey, Eric W. (1997) Serial Murders and Their Victims. Wadsworth Publishing Company. Kendall, Elizabeth. (1981) The Phantom Prince: My Life with Ted Bundy. Madrona Publications. Krishnan, D. (2012). A Psychological Profile of Ted Bundy and What It Means. Retrieved from Helium: http://www.helium.com/items/2359316-a-psychological-profile-of-ted-bundy-and-what-it-means Keppel, R. (1995). The riverman: Ted Bundy and I hunt for the Green River killer. Pocket Books. Michaud, Stephen G. and Hugh Aynesworth. (2000) Ted Bundy: Conversations with a Killer. Authorlink Press.

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