was an LDS church member; accused of sexual abuse

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Case details coming soon.

FLOODLIT is aware that Ted Bundy may not have been an active Mormon church member at any point. Our purpose is to provide clarity and awareness, and Bundy’s case is so well-known that we felt its inclusion here is justified, in order to help people interested in learning more about his case as it relates to Mormonism.

The case is also relevant to a discussion about Mormon teachings and culture, because of the way in which multiple LDS church members who knew Bundy came to his defense.

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