Ted Bundy was a notorious American serial killer active in the 1970s. He was known for his charm and intelligence, which helped him gain the trust of his victims. Bundy confessed to murdering over 30 young women, often luring them with his good looks and charisma. His crimes shocked the nation and highlighted the dangers of trusting strangers. Bundy's life ended when he was captured and sentenced to death. His trial drew significant media attention, making him a symbol of evil in popular culture. The case raised awareness about criminal psychology and the importance of law enforcement in protecting communities from dangerous individuals.