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There are pictures of Ted where his eyes are perfectly normal looking, and others where he is deliberately acting for the camera, and others where he looks disturbed. Its easy to say a mass murder looks a certain way once you know what they have done.
But if this was all you had ever heard or seen of of him, you would have no reason to think he wasn't just some guy.
There are pictures of Ted where his eyes are perfectly normal looking, and others where he is deliberately acting for the camera, and others where he looks disturbed. Its easy to say a mass murder looks a certain way once you know what they have done.
But if this was all you had ever heard or seen of of him, you would have no reason to think he wasn't just some guy.
Reminds me of the way Charles Manson would put on that buggy eyed insane look whenever there were cameras nearby.
They're both evil...and look crazy without faking the part to convince us.
That's easy to say AFTER they have been caught and identified, but I will bet, back in the day, if you were given the chance to pick either of them out from an array of other men you would not have been able to unless they were putting on their crazy face.
Netflix creeped out about Ted Bundy's 'alleged hotness' Jan 2019
Bundy would be pleased.....
Critics say Ted Bundy film glamorizes serial killer.
First up, Netflix is streaming "Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes," a docuseries about the man who confessed to more than two dozen murders before he was eventually executed in 1989.
I've seen a lot of talk about Ted Bundy's alleged hotness and would like to gently remind everyone that there are literally THOUSANDS of hot men on the service — almost all of whom are not convicted serial murderers," said a tweet Monday from Netflix's official account.
Netflix creeped out about Ted Bundy's 'alleged hotness' Jan 2019
Bundy would be pleased.....
Critics say Ted Bundy film glamorizes serial killer.
First up, Netflix is streaming "Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes," a docuseries about the man who confessed to more than two dozen murders before he was eventually executed in 1989.
I've seen a lot of talk about Ted Bundy's alleged hotness and would like to gently remind everyone that there are literally THOUSANDS of hot men on the service — almost all of whom are not convicted serial murderers," said a tweet Monday from Netflix's official account.
I saw that as well. Sad statement that people needed to be reminded what an evil person he is, but we've seen this before with other killers and evil people. The Boston bomber comes to mind first. He had dozens of women publicly slobbering over him after his picture was made public. I think they formed some kind of fan club for him. It must be some kind of mental illness.
I saw that as well. Sad statement that people needed to be reminded what an evil person he is, but we've seen this before with other killers and evil people. The Boston bomber comes to mind first. He had dozens of women publicly slobbering over him after his picture was made public. I think they formed some kind of fan club for him. It must be some kind of mental illness.
Wow...yes, same women who writes to prisoners.
Even though Bundy was good looking, he was the "devil in disguise" .
I often wonder what Bundy would have been like if he hadn't been a murderer.
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