Evidence Links Serial Killer Ted Bundy to Another Victii
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Samuel Little is the FBI's most prolific confirmed U.S. serial killer.
Like Bundy, Little was linked to 60+ victims via DNA & confessions — many ID'd after his 2020 death. The FBI now urges states to use advanced DNA tools to close similar cold cases nationwide.
Ted Bundy confessed to 30 murders before his 1989 execution.
Bundy operated across 7+ states in the 1970s, and experts believe his true victim count is higher. New evidence still surfaces decades later. Learn more at Wikipedia
Ted Bundy's Florida legal proceedings cost ~$6 million.
Capital cases are among the most expensive in the justice system. Bundy's trials, appeals, and 1989 execution drained Florida's resources — a cost that advocates cite when debating the economics of the death penalty.
Ted Bundy attended two law schools before his arrest.
Bundy studied law at the Univ. of Washington and UW Puget Sound. He represented himself at his 1979 Florida murder trial — one of the first U.S. criminal trials ever broadcast on live television.