Sad Ted and the Suicide Hotline (Comic)
The mother of Ted Bundy, the famous serial murderer, couldn’t abort her bastard son, so he was raised by his grandparents. In the early 70’s, Ted worked for a suicide hotline.
Comic Credit: Mercworks
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