FTM - Ted Bundy

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	"At some point we act the way we do because of the stimuli we're exposed to and the environment we live in. There's no one else in the history of this planet or living on the face of this earth who has seen and heard exactly, and felt exactly, the way you have or the way I have. And for that very reason, we can only predict, in gross ways, how people are going to respond. That's exactly what this, why this [Serial Killing] ...happens." - Ted Bundy. "I don't feel guilty for anything.......guilt doesn't solve anything, really. It hurts you....You don't need to feel badly. You don't need to regret." " - Ted Bundy, after his killing spree ended.
Handsome, charismatic Serial-Killer Ted Bundy. 1946 - 1989. Created and then brutally murdered by his insane society.

Victim Ted Bundy speaks for himself. As you can see, he was more than capable of addressing any issue. He spoke and acted Truth for his whole life. A Truly great individual. Sure, other pages in this website feature more attention from Me, but this in no way means they deserve more attention, its just that Ted Bundy had already articulated the words for Me, and in fact everyone, who chooses to read about him. The above quote of Ted clearly shows that Ted understood True Reality, even though he did not seem to have a particular term for it. The second quote shows us how Self-Loving Ted Bundy really is.

Here we see two mindless goon-squad members escorting Ted to court, before his escape. Ted easily out-witted his bumbling captors, making a daring escape. Ted had studied as a lawyer, and knew the system well. He intelligently and valiantly fought for his release from custody as he knew he had the personal True-Reality right and entitlement to be a free agent within his evil society that persecuted him.
As to these lock and key tactics used by society to create an illusion it is preventing Serial Killers(which society created), via its insane justice system, we have these words straight from Ted himself :
"We serial killers are your sons, we are your husbands, we are everywhere. And there will be more of your children dead tommorrow." - Ted Bundy.

Demonstrating proper Self-Love and determination to do things his way, Ted daringly and cunningly escaped custody twice. Yes, not one but twice! Authorities placed posters, like the one to the right, to try and re-capture Ted. Bundy would, on the second escape, become even more murderous, like he was enraged further by his imprisonment by society. I imagine that Ted may have also been further abused/tormented in prison making him need victims even more than before. Ted has said he felt "invincible" and certainly his feats would have made him feel very confident.
If only Ted could have gotten the hattrick, and managed a third escape!

Ted Bundy's VW Bug. He used this, in conjunction with a tyre-iron and his wit, to great effect. Ted would have been far less sucessful reflecting his True Reality rage back onto society if he did not have his car. It also allowed Ted to operate interstate.

Ted Bundy on capital punishment : "It is motivated solely and exclusively by this perceived need of the state, the prosecution, and the victim and his family, to, uh--and in this case obviously--to obtain revenge....It isn't a deterrent....To the contrary, I think, that one of the factors that contributes to the increase in homicide is the fact that there is capital punishment."
	"If the state can justify the taking of a life, then an individual can, for whatever twisted rationale. And the state, with all it's power and majesty--if it can be reduced to the level of killing--then why shouldn't some individuals take that as justification for engaging in what they might believe is justifiable homicide?" "Nobody wants to die...but everybody will. I may live longer than you. If I don't, I don't. But I do have strong feelings, humane feelings,
about society's alleged right to take another human being's life....It's no deterrent....You know, there's probably no other behavior that society condemns more vigorously than killing...of the kind, that, uh--well, society condones a lot of killing, on a massive scale in war, in abortion, and things like that. Even the slaughter of animals for its own food, but I guess I'm saying that...if a given society or community has a reverence for life, it cannot be selective in how it applies that reverence. It cannot have reverence for the two year old but kill the fetus. It cannot have reverence for the victim's life and kill the murderer. It's inconsistent. So if the life of the victim is worthwhile, then the life--the life of the killer is sacred as well. If society chooses not to observe this type of consistency; it chooses to kill the fetus and preserve the infant and kill the murderer in retribution for the victim, then it must accept the consequences for the violence that it self-generates." Hard to argue with the logic of Ted Bundy.