On first impression, Ted Bundy seemed like the perfect All-American boy. He was good-looking, fun, and very charming; many women found him irresistible. But deep inside he was an evil monster who used his insider knowledge of law enforcement to evade detection as he terrorized large areas of the US, murdering white females, mostly college students aged between 15 and 25. He confessed to 30 killings, but the real figure was probably much higher. When Bundy died in the electric chair on 24 January 1989, a raucous mob celebrated outside the prison gates by singing, dancing, and setting off fireworks. This is the disturbing story of a chameleonlike sociopath and necrophile who lured innocent victims to a horrible end.