The documentary series directed by Trish Wood is a feminine approach to the well-known story of the murderer Ted Bundy. This is an interesting perspective, which in most series or documentaries about serial killers does not appear.

It is the point of view of the victims (represented by their relatives), in the broadest sense. Victims were also Elizabeth Kendall and her daughter Molly, who lived with Ted Bundy the years in which he committed the murders. Their contributions are fundamental, and they are defining of this species of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde who confessed at least 30 deaths.

The documentary also provides a backdrop that talks about the feminist struggle in the 70s, offering an interesting reflection on how a murderer was able to approach her victims in such an easy way.