Review by txmorrison

This doco on Ted Bundy (of the dozens available) is truly remarkable. How Trish Wood was able to find victims who had only been names before demonstrates the depth of her research. Setting this story in the context of the burgeoning women's rights movement was invaluable to a fuller understanding of the collateral damage Bundy left in his wake. And not only were the victims of his brutal crimes brought to life, but the hurt and confusion endured by those close to him,e.g., Liz, her daughter, and Bundy's younger brother is palpable even today.. Even the new interstate freeway systems & Bundy's consequent mobility brought new dimensions to this story.