Okay so before his first kill he was a peeping tom and a thief. He was also said to have "grandiose narcissism" which is thinking that he is above the law and outsmarting the police. When he was 15 a little 8 year old girl went missing. It is a conspiracy that Ted probz did it. But nothing was ever confirmed or proven. But if I were a betting woman I'd say he had something to do with it.
When he was in high school he had a stutter and was not popular with the ladies. But who was? High school's a rough time for all of us.
The thing is, he was described as good looking and a "nice guy." Whatever that means. Ted studied at the University of Washington where he met his first love. He was straight obsessed. He loved her hair and how smart she was and she was from a wealthy family. So all the important things. They dated for a year and then she was like nah, no more Teddy for me.
He was devastated! He was like forget school I need to find myself. So that's when he dropped out and made the discovery that his mother was actually the woman who he thought was his sister. Whoops! Cat's outta the bag.
Homeboy came back to school with a newfound love of psychology. Ironic, no? He excelled in all his classes. He fell in love with a chick named Elizabeth!
Liz loooooved her some Ted!
Sadly, he didn't really feel the same. He was secretly still talking to his ex and was trying to make her fall in love with him again. Because he's got problems, obviously.
In the mean time he was chilling with the governor trying to relaunch his campaign. He was also good at politics. He was doing this to boost his image! Ha!
He decided to meet up with the infamous first love who broke his heart. The new and improved Teddy was a sight for sore eyes apparently. She fell in love again! She agreed to marry him.
However, Ted was out for revenge. He dumped her shortly after she said she'd marry him. Cold. Stone cold.
Shortly after this ordeal he went on a killing spree.
Killing women that specifically looked like his first girlfriend.
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