Ted Bundy was considered a handsome guy?

[shunyata]

TS sounds gay, ugly, and uncharismatic.


Just sayin.

 

[franklinstower]

i think he’s a moderately handsome guy, dat strong jawline ‘n all yaknow?, but like others have said, it was his charm, demeanor & cunning that truly made him so dangerous. this sociopathic homicidal maniac even managed to charm the judge that presided over his trials.

How did that go?

 

[TSO]

lol @ young Burt Reynolds. He’s like 55 there.

He was in his thirties then.

Wasn't aware he died last year...

 

[Reyesnuthugr]

Look, the 1970's was all about manufacturing and following a NEW enlightened cultural revolution, a new society built on neo pseudo-paradigms. Anything that sounded generally good was thrown into the mix of beliefs and accepted without mental resistance. This was an emotionally forced, social feel-good experiment that couldn't fail.

- I'm okay, you're okay
- Everyone is doing their best the best they know how, we're all different and that's okay
- Looks don't matter, it's what's inside
- and much much more obvious bullshit

This made things really easy for rapists, murderers, and general scum. They capitalized on the NEW fact that nobody was looking out for obvious clues about shitty people and their shitty behavior. The crime-rate quadrupled in this era. Not a coincidence.

The 70's was a renaissance period for serial killers and crime in general. When Bundy got away with so much, people rationalized that they were fooled "because he was handsome" (there's that "looks don't matter" paradigm) even though he looks like a 7/10 ghoul. He makes Casey Anthony seem innocent.



Don't listen to people from/in the 70's. It was as forced and artificial as the heave-inducing burnt-plastic colored bakelite and felt they glued to everything.

 

[HenryFlower]

How did that go?

what’s it matter? Cowart’s comments to Bundy after the sentencing were utterly bizarre.

 

[Mr Mojo Lane]

Women from the 70's, that were in the public eye, were every bit as hot as today's instawhores that Gen Y or Z dudes are rubbing one out to, GTFO with that "standards" shit.

Actresses used to be way better looking back in the day. I prefer the Gen Y booties on Instagram though

Also, in the general population:

 

[Jimmy McGill]

Actresses used to be way better looking back in the day. I prefer the Gen Y booties on Instagram though

Also, in the general population:

I have never been an ass man, although I have come to appreciate them, still.....

good looking woman with a great rack and a flat ass from the 50's 60's 70's or 80's>>>>>>>>>>>2019 insta whore

 

[Red Beard]

It had a lot to do with his charisma more than his looks I think. I've dealt with my fair share of sociopathic serial killers and they usually have some sort of unsuspecting charm. It's largely how they lure victims in. They get them off guard and then strike. BTK was an animal control officer and involved in a church. He has small town charm but he was a vicious killer.

 

[drstrangelov]

And how would Burt Reynolds have done?

Never heard of the guy

 

[Iroh]

I was just watching "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile" (The Ted Bundy story). Now I heard part of what made Ted Bundy a successful serial killer was that he looked like a nice guy, and was unassuming.

The movie however made him look like a chick magnet who was wooing victims with a Dracula like power. Zac Efron (who plays him in the movie) is a cute guy, I'll give them that, but the real Ted Bundy looked like that uncle who no one would leave alone with the kids. I wouldn't call him good looking.

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Was the movie just taking artistic liberties and dramatizing this?

Also, they made all of the women in the show extremely stupid. Like dumb little girls who couldn't think rationally because "aw, such a cute guy... I don't care that he's a serial killer, my panties are wet... tee hee hee" I know to some extent women can be like that (emotional over logical) but I'm guessing this was also exaggerated for movie purposes too, no(?) haha

Someone once posted a vid about a guy who made tinder profiles and used model looking dudes' photos but with utterly reprehensible profile info like them being s. There were a lot of women who just didn't care about the background info and where like "everybody makes mistakes..."

 

[Alphaboy]

Someone once posted a vid about a guy who made tinder profiles and used model looking dudes' photos but with utterly reprehensible profile info like them being s. There were a lot of women who just didn't care about the background info and where like "everybody makes mistakes..."

Oh, yea... I heard of something similar as well.

I think women tend to be more superficial on dating sites/apps though (in spite of all of the qualities they'll list as deal breakers ).

To be fair though, a guy would do the same thing. A woman could be a serial killer but if she's hot, he'd wanna hit it.

 

[Henry Swanson]

Until he opened his mouth to reveal the characteristic that got him caught; an absolutely devastated set of teeth.

Yeah I saw that documentary. Rotted teeth and horrid breath because he only drank soda.

 

[Alphaboy]

It had a lot to do with his charisma more than his looks I think. I've dealt with my fair share of sociopathic serial killers and they usually have some sort of unsuspecting charm. It's largely how they lure victims in. They get them off guard and then strike. BTK was an animal control officer and involved in a church. He has small town charm but he was a vicious killer.

Are you law enforcement or something?

 

[Red Beard]

Are you law enforcement or something?

Corrections bud