Ted Bundy: A Study in Infamy

What were some of Ted Bundy's criminal activities?

• Kidnapping, rape, and murder of young women

• Embezzlement, tax evasion, and identity theft

• Burglary, assault, and drug trafficking

• Shoplifting, vandalism, and fraud

How did Ted Bundy typically approach his victims (modus operandi)?

• By offering them a ride in his car

• By pretending to be injured and asking for help, or by feigning authority and asking for assistance with his car.

• By sending them a fake job offer

• By approaching them in a crowded area

What were the circumstances surrounding Ted Bundy's arrest and trial?

• Ted Bundy was arrested during a bank robbery and was later found innocent

• Ted Bundy turned himself in to the police and confessed to the murders

• Ted Bundy was arrested for a traffic violation, and evidence linking him to multiple murders led to his trial and conviction.

• Ted Bundy was arrested for a minor offense and released without trial

What can be said about Ted Bundy's psychological profile?

• Ted Bundy exhibited psychopathic and narcissistic traits, and was known for being charming and manipulative.

• Ted Bundy had a strong sense of empathy and compassion for others

• Ted Bundy was known for his honesty and integrity

• Ted Bundy had a stable and healthy mental state

How did Ted Bundy's actions impact society?

• Ted Bundy's actions led to a decrease in crime rates

• Ted Bundy's actions were celebrated by society

• Ted Bundy's actions impacted society by creating fear and distrust, leading to increased awareness of personal safety and the development of new law enforcement techniques.

• Ted Bundy's actions had no impact on society

What were some of the key criminal activities of Ted Bundy?

• Shoplifting, vandalism, and fraud

• Jaywalking, littering, and speeding

• Tax evasion, embezzlement, and insider trading

• Kidnapping, raping, murdering, necrophilia, and decapitation

Describe Ted Bundy's modus operandi when approaching his victims.

• Ted Bundy's modus operandi involved approaching his victims in a polite and respectful manner, gaining their trust before ultimately overpowering and assaulting them.

• Ted Bundy's modus operandi involved approaching his victims aggressively and threatening them with a weapon.

• Ted Bundy's modus operandi involved approaching his victims openly and directly, without any attempt to gain their trust.

• Ted Bundy's modus operandi involved approaching his victims in a charming and disarming manner, gaining their trust before ultimately overpowering and assaulting them.

What were the key events during Ted Bundy's arrest and trial?

• Ted Bundy was arrested after a domestic dispute in 1990 and was found guilty of theft during his trial.

• Ted Bundy was arrested after a bar fight in 1965 and was found guilty of assault during his trial.

• Ted Bundy was arrested after a traffic stop in 1975 and was found guilty of multiple murders during his trial.

• Ted Bundy was arrested after a bank robbery in 1980 and was found guilty of fraud during his trial.

Discuss the psychological profile of Ted Bundy.

• Ted Bundy had a psychological profile characterized by honesty, integrity, and compassion.

• Ted Bundy had a psychological profile characterized by introversion, shyness, and empathy.

• Ted Bundy had a psychological profile characterized by depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem.

• Ted Bundy had a psychological profile characterized by psychopathy, narcissism, and antisocial personality disorder.

How did Ted Bundy's actions leave a lasting impact on society?

• Increased awareness about the dangers of serial killers and the importance of law enforcement

• Led to a decrease in law enforcement funding

• Caused society to become desensitized to violence

• Inspired more people to become serial killers