Theodore Robert Bundy's Psychosocial

Theodore Robert Bundy was born in troubled home life experiences which may had affected his development. first of all, Bundy was deprived from his real father “’love and security”, he was not able to comply to the laws and authorities when he became young man. In Bundy’s early childhood, He was raised by his grandfather, who suffered from depression. Bundy was exposed to emotional problems; Emotional disorders appeared on him since he was only three. When Bundy was adolescent, psychosexual disorders appeared on him. He was addicted to watching pornography and drinking alcohol; those are the two main factors that changed Bundy from a normal man to a serial killer. He had Jekyll and Hyde personality disorder. Also, he was affected emotionally …show more content…
He was first raised by his grandfather, Sam Cowell, who was aggressive and violent individual. It took time for Cowell to accept Bundy as an “adopted son”. Bundy's Guardian, Cowell, used verbal and physical furious against his family members, and Bundy's grandmother was often exposed to electric shocks. There is no doubt that living with such a violent personality for a period of time will not have effect on little boy’s psychology. Ted was exposed to early domestic trauma because of his grandfather; He used to do weird actions no kid in his age can do it, he placed butcher knives under the blanket while his aunt was sleeping. During Bundy’s adolescence, he used to sneak at night to masturbate while watching women through their windows, also he became obsessed with detective magazines of murdered and sexually assaulted women. The major factor that had built from Bundy a serial killer was violent pornography; He was exposed to violent pornography in early age until he became addicted to it. His addiction grew as he grew older and he had to search for more violent pornography to fulfill his addiction. As a result, he performed what he had been watching, and these stimulate became