Ted Bundy the serial killer of the 70s

I watched the whole season through. The first episode seemed badly acted to me but the rest was better and I got caught up in it. Now I hope there will be a second season soon. Mindhunters is about the FBI Behavioral Science Unit, and Bundy thought they did a good job understanding the mind of the serial killer, for what it's worth.That work didn't get underway until the seventies and eighties and the film says there was a new type of killer they were starting to deal with then. Somewhere else I'd seen the claim that serial killers weren't new then, so I'm not sure which is true but I don't recall hearing about serial killers until about that time and following.

It was probably a situation that they weren't aware of what they were up against, that they weren't seeing the patterns. Until you start to see the patterns, you couldn't realize what was happening.Interesting series and disturbing. BTW for lurkers, it's on Netflix. I saw it quite a while ago, maybe at least a year ago.

Yes, good point.Definitely disturbing, though I think the accounts of Bundy freaked me out more. Edited by Faith, : No reason given.