On January 24th, 1989, Ted Bundy passed away at the age of 42. Ted Bundy was an American criminal who was convicted of raping and murdering numerous women and girls in the 1970s. He had a lengthy criminal career that spanned numerous states, and in every one of them, he left a trail of destruction, horror, and anguish in his wake. He was formally indicted for assault in 1975 and was sentenced to death in 1979. While his victims, who were mainly young females between 15 and 25 years old, were robbed of their lives, Ted Bundy's life was one of controversy and notoriety, culminating with numerous appeals that were eventually denied. Even in death, Ted Bundy remains a cause of public disdain. His legacy will continue to be remembered as a reminder of the brutality and violence that he brought to the victims’ families.