Serial Killer Ted Bundy Blamed Pornography for His Rape and Murderous Behavior
According to serial killer, Ted Bundy, what makes for good sex is an attractive woman that is convinced you are going to kill her.
It is believed that Ted Bundy's first murder was an eight-year-old girl, Ann Marie Burr, but it was never proven. She was a piano student of his uncle Jack's. Bundy admired and was drawn to his uncle Jack after moving with his
mother away from his grandparents.
Bundy had a psychology degree, he was a law student, a boy scout and a college graduate. He was reported to be sophisticated and looked like someone that was going places, even though he admitted to killing over 30 women.
On January 4, 1974, he killed Joanne Lenz, an 18-year-old student, in Washington. Lenz had been bludgeoned with a crow bar while she slept in her bed. Bundy had then wrenched off part of the bed frame and in a sexual frenzy had rammed it into her vagina.
Lenz, like all of Bundy's victims wore her long brown hair down and parted in the middle. It is said that most of his victims were planned but some of them were just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Bundy mostly lured his victims to their demise and he picked a certain type of female; the compassionate type - he played on their sympathy. He would pretend to be physically hampered by a sling or crutches and would seek help to his VW Bug car. Once at the car he would hit the victim with a tire iron or any blunt object. If the girl survived the initial assault he would rape her before strangling her or beating her to death.
He said that murder is about possession, it is seeing that last flicker of life or that last breath - at least he says that is what done it for him. Bundy frequently returned to the woods, in the mountain area, WA, where he had buried many of his victims.
He would put make up on them and even change their clothes as well as have sex with their dead bodies. He was said to fall into two categories of serial killer, sadistic killer and necrophiliac.
Bundy grew up thinking that his grandparents were his parents and when he found out that they were not he felt betrayed by his mother, Eleanor Louise Cowell. He only found out that he was illegitimate because his first love, Stephanie Brooks, had broken off their relationship, telling him that he was going nowhere and that he couldn't plan anything, so he went home where he found his birth certificate. He returned to college having re-invented himself as a charming and sophisticated out going individual. He got involved in politics and started to learn Chinese.
His original name was Theodore Robert Cowell, before his mother married his stepfather and he took on the name of Bundy. He was born on November 24, 1946 and was 41 at the time of his death.
His grandfather, Sam, who he had thought was his father for most of his young life, was into pornography and Bundy said in an interview with Dr. Dobson, for Mob Magazine, the day before he was electrocuted, that pornography was what fuelled his hatred of women.
He was known to be a peeping Tom as a teenager and was part of an investigation into two burglaries. It is said by some that it was at this point that the killer in him was born.
In 1976 he met Elizabeth Kendal from Utah, they began a relationship, she loved him unabashedly, it seemed to be good for him, but inside he was still fuming over his first love Brooks. Both had long brown hair, worn down and parted in the middle.
Bundy wanted to rekindle the relationship with Brooks to get his own back - and did so by calling her behind Kendal's back and eventually impressing her with his new going places image. When she finally fell in love with him and agreed to marry him, he dumped her.
All the girls he murdered looked like Brooks and his mother. Dumping Brooks was the official beginning to his killing spree and over the next six months, eight women went missing.
After the first eight he was becoming an expert at it; even killing two women in one day, on one occasion.
By November 1984, Bundy had killed about 11 young women. He could have become a lawyer, but instead he had become addicted to killing.
Ironically he was doing a study on rapists and was secretly researching what the police were doing to catch him.
Bundy's first mistake was in Utah with a victim named Carol DeRonch. On August 15 he had been pulled over while driving his VW Bug for running a stop sign. On searching the vehicle the officer found that Bundy had a kit bag, which included a crow bar, maps and handcuffs, he was arrested on suspicion of robbery.
Bundy had tried to capture DeRonch by pretending to be a police officer and telling her that someone had broken into her car. He handcuffed her but as he was trying to attach her to the steering wheel, she fought back and escaped still wearing the handcuffs.
Bundy fit the description of DeRonch's attacker and she picked him out of a line-up. He was arrested and charged with kidnapping her and was eventually sentenced to fifteen years.
It would seem that Bundy got away with so much for so long because he done his murders across 6 States and there was no connection between one police department and the next.
While in prison he was linked to the death of a woman in Colorado, Karen Campbell, and in 1977 he fired his lawyers and decided to represent himself. He then escaped and was captured six days later.
On New Year's Eve 1977 he escaped again threw an air duct in the ceiling of his cell and got out through the officers area into a blizzard outside.
He was free once again to commit murder and he did. He made his way to Florida, despite knowing that they dealt the death sentence in Florida. He was now on America's most wanted list and he apparently loved it.
He changed his name and on January 15, 1978, two weeks after he escaped he broke into the Chi Omega Sorority House in Tallahassee murdered two girls, and assaulted two others, leaving them for dead. He then broke into a house and killed another woman. It is thought that his intention was to kill all of the women in the sorority house.
He also worked the beaches taking one victim that had come to the beach in a group and with her dog.
Just three weeks after the sorority killings, he killed a 12-year-old girl, Kimberly Leech; He likely killed others that were not found.
Again he was stopped by a police man in his VW Bug, this time it was for driving erratically.
It was February 15, 1978. Bundy fled on foot but was caught and identified and arrested. He went to trial and two weeks later he was found guilty and sentenced to death. He was also sentenced to death in 1980 for other murders.
At court he was like a movie star, complete with groupies that followed him everywhere. Over the next nine years he had countless appeals and he postponed his death repeatedly offering enough information to make a stay on his life.
"I need more time - I can give you more details," he would say.
He was put to death in Florida at 7:16 a.m., on January 24, 1989, 2000 volts of electricity sent him to his maker in under 60 seconds. It is unlikely that his victims received a similarly speedy death.
There was a carnival atmosphere outside said Jerry Blair, State Attorney, on Biography. But as for how many other women he killed, he took that information to his grave.
Bundy's girlfriend married him in court and in October 1982 she gave birth to his daughter.
Bundy said he was largely fuelled by Pornography
Bundy says in his interview with Dr. Dobson, that he wanted to get across a message that as a young boy of twelve or thirteen he came across pornography of a harder, more graphic nature. He had been first introduced to pornography at a very young age by his grandfather and there are some that say he may have been abused as a child.
Bundy said in the interview that he was not blaming pornography but he wanted people to understand how that kind of literature contributed and helped mould and shape his kind of violent behavior.
He explained that in the beginning pornography fuels that sort of thought process. Then he added, at a certain time, it is instrumental in crystallizing it into something. He said that he was at that point on the verge of acting out on this kind of thing.
He said it happened gradually, not over night. Bundy explained that his experience, with pornography that generally deals on the violent level with sexuality, is that once you become addicted to it, and he looked at it as an addiction, it caused him to keep looking for a more potent fix, more explicit, more graphic kinds of material.
And, like any addiction, he said, you just keep craving something, which is harder, and which gives you a greater sense of excitement, until you reach the point where the pornography only goes so far. It reaches that jumping-off point where you begin to wonder if, maybe, actually doing it will give you that which is beyond just reading about it or looking at it.
His last vestiges of restraint and his barriers to actually doing something were being tested constantly and assailed through the kind of fantasy life that was fuelled largely by pornography.
It took him a couple of years, he said, to go from violent pornography to the real thing.
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According to serial killer, Ted Bundy, what makes for good sex is an attractive woman that is convinced you are going to kill her.
It is believed that Ted Bundy's first murder was an eight-year-old girl, Ann Marie Burr, but it was never proven. She was a piano student of his uncle Jack's. Bundy admired and was drawn to his uncle Jack after moving with his
mother away from his grandparents.
Bundy had a psychology degree, he was a law student, a boy scout and a college graduate. He was reported to be sophisticated and looked like someone that was going places, even though he admitted to killing over 30 women.
On January 4, 1974, he killed Joanne Lenz, an 18-year-old student, in Washington. Lenz had been bludgeoned with a crow bar while she slept in her bed. Bundy had then wrenched off part of the bed frame and in a sexual frenzy had rammed it into her vagina.
Lenz, like all of Bundy's victims wore her long brown hair down and parted in the middle. It is said that most of his victims were planned but some of them were just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Bundy mostly lured his victims to their demise and he picked a certain type of female; the compassionate type - he played on their sympathy. He would pretend to be physically hampered by a sling or crutches and would seek help to his VW Bug car. Once at the car he would hit the victim with a tire iron or any blunt object. If the girl survived the initial assault he would rape her before strangling her or beating her to death.
He said that murder is about possession, it is seeing that last flicker of life or that last breath - at least he says that is what done it for him. Bundy frequently returned to the woods, in the mountain area, WA, where he had buried many of his victims.
He would put make up on them and even change their clothes as well as have sex with their dead bodies. He was said to fall into two categories of serial killer, sadistic killer and necrophiliac.
Bundy grew up thinking that his grandparents were his parents and when he found out that they were not he felt betrayed by his mother, Eleanor Louise Cowell. He only found out that he was illegitimate because his first love, Stephanie Brooks, had broken off their relationship, telling him that he was going nowhere and that he couldn't plan anything, so he went home where he found his birth certificate. He returned to college having re-invented himself as a charming and sophisticated out going individual. He got involved in politics and started to learn Chinese.
His original name was Theodore Robert Cowell, before his mother married his stepfather and he took on the name of Bundy. He was born on November 24, 1946 and was 41 at the time of his death.
His grandfather, Sam, who he had thought was his father for most of his young life, was into pornography and Bundy said in an interview with Dr. Dobson, for Mob Magazine, the day before he was electrocuted, that pornography was what fuelled his hatred of women.
He was known to be a peeping Tom as a teenager and was part of an investigation into two burglaries. It is said by some that it was at this point that the killer in him was born.
In 1976 he met Elizabeth Kendal from Utah, they began a relationship, she loved him unabashedly, it seemed to be good for him, but inside he was still fuming over his first love Brooks. Both had long brown hair, worn down and parted in the middle.
Bundy wanted to rekindle the relationship with Brooks to get his own back - and did so by calling her behind Kendal's back and eventually impressing her with his new going places image. When she finally fell in love with him and agreed to marry him, he dumped her.
All the girls he murdered looked like Brooks and his mother. Dumping Brooks was the official beginning to his killing spree and over the next six months, eight women went missing.
After the first eight he was becoming an expert at it; even killing two women in one day, on one occasion.
By November 1984, Bundy had killed about 11 young women. He could have become a lawyer, but instead he had become addicted to killing.
Ironically he was doing a study on rapists and was secretly researching what the police were doing to catch him.
Bundy's first mistake was in Utah with a victim named Carol DeRonch. On August 15 he had been pulled over while driving his VW Bug for running a stop sign. On searching the vehicle the officer found that Bundy had a kit bag, which included a crow bar, maps and handcuffs, he was arrested on suspicion of robbery.
Bundy had tried to capture DeRonch by pretending to be a police officer and telling her that someone had broken into her car. He handcuffed her but as he was trying to attach her to the steering wheel, she fought back and escaped still wearing the handcuffs.
Bundy fit the description of DeRonch's attacker and she picked him out of a line-up. He was arrested and charged with kidnapping her and was eventually sentenced to fifteen years.
It would seem that Bundy got away with so much for so long because he done his murders across 6 States and there was no connection between one police department and the next.
While in prison he was linked to the death of a woman in Colorado, Karen Campbell, and in 1977 he fired his lawyers and decided to represent himself. He then escaped and was captured six days later.
On New Year's Eve 1977 he escaped again threw an air duct in the ceiling of his cell and got out through the officers area into a blizzard outside.
He was free once again to commit murder and he did. He made his way to Florida, despite knowing that they dealt the death sentence in Florida. He was now on America's most wanted list and he apparently loved it.
He changed his name and on January 15, 1978, two weeks after he escaped he broke into the Chi Omega Sorority House in Tallahassee murdered two girls, and assaulted two others, leaving them for dead. He then broke into a house and killed another woman. It is thought that his intention was to kill all of the women in the sorority house.
He also worked the beaches taking one victim that had come to the beach in a group and with her dog.
Just three weeks after the sorority killings, he killed a 12-year-old girl, Kimberly Leech; He likely killed others that were not found.
Again he was stopped by a police man in his VW Bug, this time it was for driving erratically.
It was February 15, 1978. Bundy fled on foot but was caught and identified and arrested. He went to trial and two weeks later he was found guilty and sentenced to death. He was also sentenced to death in 1980 for other murders.
At court he was like a movie star, complete with groupies that followed him everywhere. Over the next nine years he had countless appeals and he postponed his death repeatedly offering enough information to make a stay on his life.
"I need more time - I can give you more details," he would say.
He was put to death in Florida at 7:16 a.m., on January 24, 1989, 2000 volts of electricity sent him to his maker in under 60 seconds. It is unlikely that his victims received a similarly speedy death.
There was a carnival atmosphere outside said Jerry Blair, State Attorney, on Biography. But as for how many other women he killed, he took that information to his grave.
Bundy's girlfriend married him in court and in October 1982 she gave birth to his daughter.
Bundy said he was largely fuelled by Pornography
Bundy says in his interview with Dr. Dobson, that he wanted to get across a message that as a young boy of twelve or thirteen he came across pornography of a harder, more graphic nature. He had been first introduced to pornography at a very young age by his grandfather and there are some that say he may have been abused as a child.
Bundy said in the interview that he was not blaming pornography but he wanted people to understand how that kind of literature contributed and helped mould and shape his kind of violent behavior.
He explained that in the beginning pornography fuels that sort of thought process. Then he added, at a certain time, it is instrumental in crystallizing it into something. He said that he was at that point on the verge of acting out on this kind of thing.
He said it happened gradually, not over night. Bundy explained that his experience, with pornography that generally deals on the violent level with sexuality, is that once you become addicted to it, and he looked at it as an addiction, it caused him to keep looking for a more potent fix, more explicit, more graphic kinds of material.
And, like any addiction, he said, you just keep craving something, which is harder, and which gives you a greater sense of excitement, until you reach the point where the pornography only goes so far. It reaches that jumping-off point where you begin to wonder if, maybe, actually doing it will give you that which is beyond just reading about it or looking at it.
His last vestiges of restraint and his barriers to actually doing something were being tested constantly and assailed through the kind of fantasy life that was fuelled largely by pornography.
It took him a couple of years, he said, to go from violent pornography to the real thing.
more
http://www.associatedcontent.com/ar...lamed_pornography.html?singlepage=true&cat=49
