Beginning in 1974 and continuing across at least seven states, Ted Bundy abducted and murdered dozens of young women while moving freely through campuses and communities, exploiting his intelligence and social charm to evade suspicion for years. Convicted and executed in 1989, Bundy claimed more than 30 victims, but investigators have never confirmed a final count, and some remains linked to his movements have never been identified. Forensic genealogy is now being applied to unidentified remains from the 1970s in the hope of returning names to families still waiting.

Anyone with information about unresolved disappearances from the 1970s should contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Persons at 1-800-843-5678.