Many young female victims think Bundy is handsome and charming. This is what he showed in order to win their trust.
He usually approached them in public, pretending to be injured or disabled, or posing as an authority figure (such as the police mentioned in episode 2), and then subdued and attacked them in a hidden place.
He sometimes re-examined his second crime scene and had sex with the decomposing corpse until the decay and the destruction of wild animals made it impossible.
He beheaded at least 12 victims and kept some of the decapitated heads as souvenirs in his apartment.
The biographer Ann Rule described Bundy as "a sadistic sociopath who derives pleasure from the pain of another person and the control of his victims until death, and even after death."
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