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[Lordo]

It is not often you get a chance to see why a person kills a lot off people and have no feeling for what he did.

[Lordo]

This interview actually becomes unbelievable about 35 minutes in. I will let you be the judge of that.

[Londonrake]

This interview actually becomes unbelievable about 35 minutes in. I will let you be the judge of that.

I thought it got a bit questionable after just a few minutes to be honest. He was in for life, with nothing to lose and his family making a lot of money out of his revelations. I got the distinct impression he was enjoying embellishing his reputation. According to Wiki a lot of his claims were uncorroborated.

Chilling, nevertheless.

A real psycho, one who killed, raped and mutilated at least 30 (nearly all young women) and possibly a lot more, Subsequently committing atrocities on the bodies, for "pleasure" was Ted Bundy. His story is a pretty scary glimpse into the mind of a psychotic murderer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Bundy

Can't do the YouTube thing yet but here's a 1 minute 59 trailer for the Netflix documentary on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1UJgrNRcvI

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[Paphitis]

Yeh I can't help thinking that this guy could not be truthful about the number of murders he committed.

And he could be doing it to make his children rich.

I;m no expert. He just doesn't fit the Ted Bundy or Ivan Milat profile.

[Lordo]

This interview actually becomes unbelievable about 35 minutes in. I will let you be the judge of that.

I thought it got a bit questionable after just a few minutes to be honest. He was in for life, with nothing to lose and his family making a lot of money out of his revelations. I got the distinct impression he was enjoying embellishing his reputation. According to Wiki a lot of his claims were uncorroborated.

Chilling, nevertheless.

A real psycho, one who killed, raped and mutilated at least 30 (nearly all young women) and possibly a lot more, Subsequently committing atrocities on the bodies, for "pleasure" was Ted Bundy. His story is a pretty scary glimpse into the mind of a psychotic murderer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Bundy

Can't do the YouTube thing yet but here's a 1 minute 59 trailer for the Netflix documentary on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1UJgrNRcvI

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If you watch it in full you will realise that he was no Ted Bundy or anybody else. He did not kill to derive pleasure. In fact he only killed as a reaction because somebody may have said something to him. Once the Mafia got hold of him, it was business. He only killed other Mafia members. Of course his condition dictated that if somebody rubbed him the wrong way he would kill them too. In fact he go got very angry with Dr Dietz, but it was not obvious except Dietz noticed it.

Ted Bundy just killed to get pleasure, that's a different kettle of fish altogether.

[Londonrake]

This interview actually becomes unbelievable about 35 minutes in. I will let you be the judge of that.

I thought it got a bit questionable after just a few minutes to be honest. He was in for life, with nothing to lose and his family making a lot of money out of his revelations. I got the distinct impression he was enjoying embellishing his reputation. According to Wiki a lot of his claims were uncorroborated.

Chilling, nevertheless.

A real psycho, one who killed, raped and mutilated at least 30 (nearly all young women) and possibly a lot more, Subsequently committing atrocities on the bodies, for "pleasure" was Ted Bundy. His story is a pretty scary glimpse into the mind of a psychotic murderer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Bundy

Can't do the YouTube thing yet but here's a 1 minute 59 trailer for the Netflix documentary on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1UJgrNRcvI

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So you did not see it till the end? If you have we can discuss it but if you have not there is no point. Or at least get to 35 minutes and see the rest. It is incredibly revealing.

Yes. I did watch it and agree, it's chilling. What is there to discuss though? There have always been such people and I imagine - depressingly - that'll continue. For some reason there are forever those attracted to the power of atrocity.

What's your view on Bundy? He's a good looking, eloquent and totally believable person. Yet, he committed appalling crimes - with a smile on his face. And lots of apparently smitten young women fell over each other just to get a glimpse of him at his trial.

[Lordo]

How about why did Iceman do what he did? Was he evil?

He suffered from both Anti-Social Personality Disorder and Paranoid Personality Disorder, which made him fearless and emotionless about what he was doing. These to syndromes are part inherited and part learnt.

Ted Bundy was a sexual predator and derived from attracting young girls and killing them. I have no doubt he suffered from some syndrome or other but he did not open himself up to speak so it can be understood why did what he did.

[Londonrake]

How about why did Iceman do what he did? Was he evil?

He suffered from both Anti-Social Personality Disorder and Paranoid Personality Disorder, which made him fearless and emotionless about what he was doing. These to syndromes are part inherited and part learnt.

Ted Bundy was a sexual predator and derived from attracting young girls and killing them. I have no doubt he suffered from some syndrome or other but he did not open himself up to speak so it can be understood why did what he did.

Well, I wouldn't want to make some sort of relative comparison of "evil" between either of them really. Clearly, they were both lunatics. Kuklinski though seems to have mainly been some sort of hired assassin. I think, despite his grandiose claims, he was only actually convicted of 5 murders.

My view of Bundy is completely different though. He not only murdered - more succinctly I think butchered - young women, he raped them, visited their corpses to commit necrophilia and in some cases cut off their heads and kept them in his apartment as trophies to admire. And yet, to listen you would think him a quite reasonable and personable individual. Jekyll and Hyde?

There are lots of Bundy videos. Here's an interview the night before his execution. The last. In it he tries to rationalise his actions and - whilst paying lip service to his debauchery - attempts to put the origin of his psychosis on pornography. I see it as an exercise in vanity though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfwJeHtrWNI

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[Londonrake]

The 12 year old child - Kimberely Leach - that Bundy killed

https://abcnews.go.com/US/remembering-k ... d=60912704

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[Lordo]

I am not really interested in what they did. What ever they did they have issues which went unchecked from childhood. I also don't care whether how many he claims to have killed he actually has. My interest is to understand why a person can behave in this way. The Interviewer seems to have got a lot of information out of him which can only help the Police in the future when they are hunting murderers. He gave a lot of specific information and every single one of them can be corroborated by the police if they wished to spend the time.