Ted Bundy, perhaps the most notorious serial killer in American history, was executed amidst much media attention in Florida on the morning of January 24, 1989, for the murder of a 12 year-old girl. At the time of his execution, Bundy had also been convicted for the murders of two Florida State University students and was confessing to the murders of more than 20 other women across the length of the United States. Investigators, however, suspect Bundy actually committed anywhere between 36 to 100 murders in a killing spree that may have begun when he was a teenager in the Pacific Northwest and ended in north Florida. The media spectacle and public celebration outside the walls of the Florida death-house where Bundy was executed climaxed a long-term public fascination with one of the country's most photogenic, charismatic, and seemingly intelligent multiple murderers. Details of Bundy's gruesome murders, his remarkable escapes...