Serial Killers

Before he was revealed to be a brutal serial killer, Ted Bundy reportedly had no problems gaining favor with women. But was the feeling mutual?

The 67-year-old McArthur won't be eligible for parole for 25 years. 

“I thought he was kind of creepy,” Carol DaRonch said of her first meeting with notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. He attempted to kidnap her from a shopping mall in 1974, and failed — but that didn't stop him from abducting another girl hours later.

The Doodler, who earned the nickname after one survivor reported he had been doodling the night they met, targeted gay, white males.

“There is no bad man in your house,” Kerri Rawson said her mother used to tell her when she woke up from night terrors after her neighbor was found murdered, never realizing her own father, Dennis Rader, had committed the crime.

With calling cards and signatures, these serial killers let the world know they were behind some of the sickest crimes imaginable.

The film, written and directed by Daniel Farrands, is set to be released on April 5.

When police raided the home of Bruce McArthur, not only did they find a man identified as "John" bound to the bed, they also discovered a chilling computer folder with his name on it.

The film, starring Zac Efron and Lily Collins, deals with Ted Bundy’s dozens of kidnappings, rapes, and murders from the point of view of his long-term girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer.

Ted Bundy killed more than 30 women in a murder spree that spanned several states and many years.