Ted Bundy

Watch Zac Efron and Lily Collins star as infamous serial killer Ted Bundy and his suspicious girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer in the trailer for the upcoming film.

Many have claimed that Ted Bundy, a man responsible for the horrific deaths of at least 30 people, was a psychopath, but he was also diagnosed with a different mental illness before he died.

Spoiler: Serial killer Ted Bundy definitely put his education to use.

A failed attempt to snatch a girl at a Utah shopping mall eventually led to the capture of Ted Bundy, one of the deadliest serial killers in American history.

Serial killer Ted Bundy didn't go quietly after he was first captured by the law. Instead he orchestrated two truly wild prison escapes.

While authorities in Utah believed Ted Bundy was linked to numerous killings across the Northwest and initially convicted him of kidnapping, it would be several years and several escapes from custody before Bundy was put behind bars for good.

“The relationship I had with Diane had a lasting impact on me,” Bundy admitted. After their breakup, he waited years to take his revenge on her.

Despite his claims of a normal childhood, Ted Bundy’s youth was anything but. Bundy spent the early years of his life believing that his mother was actually his sister, and the identity of his father has also been up for debate.

Serial killer Ted Bundy murdered at least 30 women before he was executed in 1989. He didn't become a father until after he was captured, however.

Notorious serial killer Ted Bundy didn't go out without a bit of a fight after he was sentenced to death and sent to the electric chair.