Ted Bundy
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Ted Bundy
In the cases of Ted Bundy, he was not just any regular murder. He was a serial killer. He thought outside of the box and got ahead of anyone he came in contact with. Bundy was facing two murder trials within a few years apart. Bundy was linked to thirty-six different murders in different states and chose to represent himself without a defense attorney. He became the main suspect in the 1978 murders in the Chi Omega sorority murder in Tallahassee. He was convicted for the Chi Omega murders on July 23.
In my opinion, Bundy was an insane mantic and was smarter than people thought. A witness saw Bundy fleeing from the Chi Omega house and there were teeth marks found on Lisa Levy's body which matched Ted Bundy's. His mother went up on the stand after his sentencing pleading for her sons life and that they would not put him to his death. Judge Cowart, who was over both trials gave his final judgment. He affirmed the recommendation and imposed the death penalty twice for the murders of Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy. The method of execution Ted faced was the electric chair.
His scenting for this case was far in my opinion, he had to remorse nor did he show any for the crime that he committed.
Another case was the Kimberly Leach Trial. In this trail he chose not to represent himself as he did in the previous trial. His defense attorney was Julius African and Lynn Thompson. They were going to go with the strategy to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. This was a bit risky but it was one of the only few options the defense had given the circumstances.
In this case it involved the kidnapping and murder of Kimberly Leach. He was pulled over and led about his name which led to the interrogation. Later a police officer’s daughter was approached by the Bundy and she got the lance plate numbers. Police ran the tags and the van he had stolen from the Chi Omega sorority house. The van contained a lot of valuable evidence including blood,...
In the cases of Ted Bundy, he was not just any regular murder. He was a serial killer. He thought outside of the box and got ahead of anyone he came in contact with. Bundy was facing two murder trials within a few years apart. Bundy was linked to thirty-six different murders in different states and chose to represent himself without a defense attorney. He became the main suspect in the 1978 murders in the Chi Omega sorority murder in Tallahassee. He was convicted for the Chi Omega murders on July 23.
In my opinion, Bundy was an insane mantic and was smarter than people thought. A witness saw Bundy fleeing from the Chi Omega house and there were teeth marks found on Lisa Levy's body which matched Ted Bundy's. His mother went up on the stand after his sentencing pleading for her sons life and that they would not put him to his death. Judge Cowart, who was over both trials gave his final judgment. He affirmed the recommendation and imposed the death penalty twice for the murders of Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy. The method of execution Ted faced was the electric chair.
His scenting for this case was far in my opinion, he had to remorse nor did he show any for the crime that he committed.
Another case was the Kimberly Leach Trial. In this trail he chose not to represent himself as he did in the previous trial. His defense attorney was Julius African and Lynn Thompson. They were going to go with the strategy to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. This was a bit risky but it was one of the only few options the defense had given the circumstances.
In this case it involved the kidnapping and murder of Kimberly Leach. He was pulled over and led about his name which led to the interrogation. Later a police officer’s daughter was approached by the Bundy and she got the lance plate numbers. Police ran the tags and the van he had stolen from the Chi Omega sorority house. The van contained a lot of valuable evidence including blood,...