Separated at Birth?

I never noticed this before...and I'd hate to start an ill intentioned rumor but does anyone else out there see what I think I'm seeing here?

who I do not recognize at all. :shrug:

I don't get it. :shrug: Clue me in.

then to decide if they resemble each other. Act like you are going to post to the OP and it will show you BOTH pictures at once.

Anyone else?

I love the OP's sig though! :)

:evilgrin:

oh and thank Arundhati Roy for my sig line...I lifted it from Power Politics.

I really couldn't see it. I guess my company must block Ebaumsworld, because it shows up just fine from here at home...

*'s got a 'FRO! :yoiks:

we could do a few more comparisons then...might get even freakier. I'm trying to decide if it's the eyes or the grin that does it.

Wanna really ask a socially incorrect question...ask yourself who the greater villian is...and who's harmed the most people.

Ya wanna say it's different...but...hmmmm.

According to Marilyn Bardsley, Crime Library's serial killer expert, Ted's psychopathic nature was being revealed, but most of the people that witnessed it did not realize what they were experiencing. Stealing without any sense of guilt and, in fact, a sense of entitlement, is a common trait in a psychopath. Also, psychopaths get a thrill from the the excitement and danger that stealing and shoplifting presents to them. Ted's dishonesty evolved from stealing small things in work and school situations to shoplifting to burglarizing homes for televisions and other items of value.

He changed from a shy and introverted person to a more focused and dominant character. He was driven, as if to prove himself to the world. He re-enrolled at the University of Washington and studied psychology, a subject in which he excelled. Bundy became an honors student and was well liked by his professors at the university.
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http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/notorious/bundy/3.html

Also appears Ted was involved with the Republican party:

Outwardly, Ted's life in 1969-1972 seemed to be changing for the better. He was more confident, with high hopes for his future. Ted began sending out applications to various law schools, while at the same time he became active in politics. He worked on a campaign to re-elect a Washington governor, a position that allowed Ted to form bonds with politically powerful people in the Republican Party. Ted also performed volunteer work at a crisis clinic on a work-study program. He was pleased with the path his life was taking at this time, everything seemed to be going in the right direction. He was even commended by the Seattle police for saving the life of a three-year-old boy who was drowning in a lake.

In 1973, during a business trip to California for the Washington Republican Party, Ted met up with his old girlfriend. She was amazed at the transformation in Ted. He was much more confident and mature, not as aimless as he was when they last dated. They met several other times afterwards, unknown to his steady girlfriend, Elizabeth. During Ted's business trips he romantically courted the lovely young woman from California and she once again fell in love with him.

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http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/notorious/bundy/3.html

two of a kind, except the bushturd is a much more effective murderer

nt

They have a lot in common - both outwardly personable, both sociopaths, both cold-blooded killers. The only difference is that Bundy kidnapped and killed his victims personally. Chimp orders others to do the killing for him, and has many, many more "notches on his belt" than Bundy ever dreamed of.

but I'm afraid the world has seen a resemblance for quite a while now...even if they couldn't put another name to it.