In 2020, a hot search news, a Japanese perverted murderer, after torturing and killing his girlfriend and a beautiful woman, fled for 2 months and 7 days, and finally arrested.
Miraculously, the news that was supposed to be a police officer was published on the entertainment page, and the headline was even more reverie. The Most Handsome Prisoner in Japanese History. Countless wives and fans responded to his assistance and demanded that the Japanese government acquittal.
The Japanese government saw countless women holding up signs at the door of the court to oppose, and they had no choice but to publish a report titled "The Phenomenon of Brain Disability at the End of the World." Looking at the title, you can know that the little girl's three-view problem is indeed brain-dead enough.
Not only is there a problem with the three views of people now, as early as more than a hundred years ago in the United States, an upgraded version of this event has long been published. It was even made into a film and printed into a book for circulation.
The Silence of the Lambs
Ted Bundy Chinese name translates to Ted. Bundy, if you are not familiar with this name, then "The Silence of the Lambs", an enduring crime movie, is always familiar.
There is an unforgettable character in the film, his name is Hannibal, who is an ogre head. He is different from the average perverted murderer, but a gentleman with a calm mind and a superior IQ.
What he is best at is analyzing a person's psyche, then identifying weaknesses and having them assist him in a series of perfect crimes.
The famous American director Hopkins has a different interpretation of this character.
"Maybe you think it's a real pleasure to eat and chat with him if he doesn't eat you." After all, he is superhumanly learned and has a high attitude. ”
He can easily bite the face of the prison guards in Bach's music, accompanied by beautiful melodies, and beat the rest of the prison guards who stand in his way to the blur of flesh and blood. Then sit on the other side with your hands back stretched out as relaxed as possible, quietly enjoying the second half of the music.
The bloody gentleman in the film is the serial killer Ted mentioned at the beginning. band-aid.
Ted Bundy
Ted Bundy is also known as Ted. Bundy, between 1973 and 1978, recorded 35 cases in the U.S. archives in which he committed homicides and rapes alone. However, the numbers that are not recorded and are not known are far more than these 35 cases. It is said that it should be more than 100.
When he commits another act of homicide, he usually kills him with a stick. Or strangle and then rape and dismember the body.
He was arrested by U.S. police in February 1978 and had escaped twice before his arrest.
But even if he was arrested, he did not admit guilt, with a super high IQ and super logical thinking, he fired his original lawyer in court, and then he became his own lawyer and still defended himself without guilt, and when he rested in the middle, he used the small skylight of the library to escape again, until he was arrested again ten years later.
It was only then that he confessed to the heinous crime he had committed and was executed on an electric chair on January 24, 1989. His legendary life came to an end.
Early childhood experiences
The general perverted serial killer has several similarities, such as unhappy childhood life, abuse or sexual assault from childhood, psychological darkness, and a history of bipolar disorder or mental illness. Taciturn, social phobia, extreme control. Extremely high IQ. 90% are male.
And Ted. Bundy seems to be completely inconsistent except for the last 2 points.
Ted. Bundy was born in a women's shelter, most of whom were born out of wedlock or did not know whose child they were pregnant with. Some people say that children born in this environment are unfortunate enough in themselves. But he was really lucky to have a mother who loved him and a grandfather who hurt him.
Bundy's mother gave birth to her, but she didn't want the child to endure future criticism, so she asked his father, Ted. Bundy's grandfather. The grandfather is also a distressed daughter, and a newborn grandson. He claimed his young grandson as his own child. She becomes the adoptive father of the child, and the biological mother becomes the child's sister.
Although it sounds a little inhumane, it is not a protection for newborn children.
Ted. Bundy also grew up in this situation, and in school he was helpful, united with classmates, and sunny to the school grass level figure. But once when he came home from vacation in high school, he accidentally saw his identity certificate, and that's when he didn't know the truth.
It may also be that from then on, there was a hint of darkness in his heart.
Growing up
However, this did not affect his strong psychological quality, and he was still admitted to the University of Washington. And there he made his first girlfriend, a wealthy lady, Tamphne Brooks.
The rich lady also fell in love with Bundy because of her gentle looks and humorous conversation. It was also then that Bundy came into contact with high society. He fell madly in love with that feeling and felt inferior to his unbearable origins.
The haze in his heart grew, and he began to steal, voyeuristically, steal clothes from women's private parts. And it's a pleasure.
And his girlfriend, the rich lady, may have seen this behavior of his and could no longer stand the perverted behavior of this poor boy and Ted. Bundy broke up.
The frustration of love, as if it were the last straw, he crushed Ted to death. The prison door in Bundy's heart released a devil.
Human disqualification
Ted. After Breaking up with his girlfriend, Bundy went crazy to study and met Brooks, his ex-girlfriend, again at a Republican conference.
By this time, Bundy already had another girlfriend, Elizabeth. But he still fights with Brooks, and during this three-person relationship, Brooks is cruelly abandoned.
Bundy and the young lady's last words were "I just want to prove that I can get you." ”
After that, Bundy's twisted personality exploded, and his path of killing was accompanied by his path to study, and he did cruel killings again and again on the American continent.
After committing nearly a dozen or so cases, the U.S. police still don't have any clues, but some eyewitnesses say they saw the killer. Handsome looking, driving a beetle cart and tying a bandage to his body, was the only clue to an irregular murderer. They gathered witnesses and drew a relatively brief picture of the killer.
As soon as the photo came out, it was found by Bundy's friends and teased him again and again, "You see how similar you look to this killer." Teasing is just a joke, no one will treat Bundy, who has a successful career, a happy family, and is knowledgeable, as a murderer, and the police will not.
But the murderous man's wife found a pattern that her husband had murders wherever he went, plus the suspicious photograph and the particularly familiar Beetle car. So Elizabeth called the police.
This alarm caused the murderer to begin a life of escape, and he repeatedly committed multiple murders in the process of fleeing. The means were brutal, and according to the police, not a single body was intact.
Arrested
Bundy was captured by the police twice in total, and both times had amazing feats.
In the first courtroom, he opened his own lawyer and made his own lawyer, with strict logic and admirable eloquence, to defend himself without guilt. After that, he took advantage of the opportunity of a break to escape.
When he went to court for the second time, he knew he could not escape, so he took advantage of a loophole in the law and could not be executed on the day of marriage. So during the break, he proposed to his lawyer, and the proposal was successful. This push, and then a few months, and his wife, the lawyer, gave birth to a daughter who was registered with the murderer.
The law is strict and selfless after all, and the police finally found a clue on a corpse, a bite mark on the corpse. Exactly the same as Bundy's tooth marks, this is a fatal clue, and there is no way to retract the confession.
finale
The act that made all the police officers feel particularly brain-dead. On the day of the execution, countless teenage girls piled up at the door of the courthouse, demanding Bundy's acquittal.
These girls are madly in love with this murderous demon.
I don't know when looks are justice, when did it start? But is it really right to have such a distorted view of the three views? Looks are brought by parents, and if just because of looks they turn a convicted crime into innocence, what is the law?