This book revisits the life and crimes of Ted Bundy. It seeks to
reconcile the contradictions and controversies about his life that
underscore the broader US unsolved murder problem, one that is estimated
at between 250,000 to 350,000 open, unresolved, or cold cases. The
incidence of crime is far greater than is captured by official
statistics; most offenses are never detected, a concept known as the
dark figure of crime which is explored here. Drawing on 25 years of
practitioner, research, and consultant experiences with the most violent
criminals, this book offers solutions toward clearing the current
backlog of unsolved murders in the United States many of which were
never reported and disproportionately perpetrated by offenders like
Bundy. This compelling book speaks to students, academics and readers
interested in true crime, serial murder, homicide and criminal justice.