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There are murderers. There are serial killers. And then there is Ted Bundy. His reign of terror in the 1970's is one of the most infamous series of murders in American history. Bundy is known for many things: his charisma and charm, his good looks, his intelligence, and the fact that he was one of the most evil criminals we have ever seen. What created this monster? How did he get away with so many murders? And what impact did his case have on how we view serial killers? This is...the 100th episode of...True Crimecast.
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