Jean-David Morvan - Ted Bundy, Lady Killer (FR)

"He was the very definition of a heartless demon"

Florida State Prison, January 1989. Ted Bundy has become the most famous serial killer in the United States. After having kidnapped, raped and assassinated more than thirty young women across seven states between 1973 and 1978 and denying it for more than a decade, the man the media named "Lady Killer"  finally admitted to his crimes.

While on death row, he answered Etienne Jallieu's questions. Their exchange is central in providing insight to understand how such an ordinary-looking man could become the most dreaded serial killer in history. Most importantly, if Ted Bundy isn't visibly the monster everyone thought he was, could the same hidden impulses be laying in every one of us?

While decoding the US' most famous serial killer's story, the authors question one of humanity's oldest enigma: the origins of the wicked.

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