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Ted Bundy Ordered a Very Dull Last Meal Then Refused to Eat Any of It

Before Ted Bundy was subject to the electric chair, he had the privilege of requesting a final meal.

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But his final request was described as “dull” and he didn’t end up eating his food…

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Read on to find out more…

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During the spring and summer of 1974, an epidemic was sweeping the Pacific Northwest.

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Women at colleges across Washington and Oregon were disappearing at an alarming rate, and the police had no idea who was behind it.

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6 women had vanished without a trace, many having been abducted in broad daylight.

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Understandably, the panic was rife in the area.

A young, very attractive man with dark hair, his arm in a sling, driving a brown Volkswagen Beetle was the suspect…

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And he went by the name of Ted Bundy.

This handsome and intelligent man didn’t exactly fit the profile of the typical crazed serial killer…

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But, behind the charm and good looks, Bundy was an incredibly dangerous man.

While studying psychology at the University of Washington — which many experts predict would have helped him understand ways to isolate and manipulate his victims…

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Bundy began his reign of terror.

He would either sneak into their homes at night or lure them into his car.

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Bundy developed a technique of approaching women while wearing a cast or appearing otherwise disabled and asking them to help him put something in his car.

He would bludgeon them unconscious before binding, r*ping, and killing them, and then dumping their bodies in a remote location in the woods.

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Some reports state that he would return to the woods to engage in necrophilic acts with the corpses.

Bundy wasn’t actually arrested until October 1975.

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The events that followed are almost too ridiculous to be true: Bundy was convicted of kidnapping and was sentenced in June 1976. He managed to escape a year later by jumping out of a second-story courthouse window but was recaptured 6 days later. And he then escaped from prison by cutting through a hole in the ceiling on December 30, 1977.

A police officer noticed Bundy driving erratically on February 15, 1978, and pulled him over, discovering that his Volkswagen Beetle was stolen.

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More importantly, he also found Bundy in the possession of the IDs of several women.

After nearly a decade of violent murders against innocent women…

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Bundy was finally captured for good.

And, throughout his ensuing trial, Bundy sabotaged himself by ignoring the advice of his lawyers and taking charge of his own defense…

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He unnerved even those assigned to work with him. “I would describe him being as close to being like the devil as anyone I ever met,” said defense investigator Joseph Aloi.

Bundy was finally executed by the electric chair on January 24, 1989.

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Hundreds of people gathered outside the courthouse to celebrate his death.

But before he was executed…

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It has been reported that the serial killer ordered a dull final meal prior to his death.

Bundy opted for a standard-issue final meal of steak, eggs, hash browns, and toast.

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This was because he refused to choose his own final meal.

But once the food was plated and was sat in front of him…

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Bundy didn’t touch his food and died with an empty stomach.

He was given the electric chair at 7:16 am.

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His final words to his attorneys, Jim Coleman, and Methodist minister Fred Lawrence were, “Jim and Fred, I’d like you to give my love to my family and friends.”