In chapter 1 of Karmen's "Crime Victims: An Introduction to Victimology" we are introduced to what victimologists do. There are four basic steps (p. 25-29) that he discusses that criminologists go through when looking at a situation:

Using these steps, perform a thorough case study on the Ted Bundy case

In your case study, use the theories and ideas in victimology to identify, define, and describe the problem.Measure the real dimensions of the problem (e.g., explain the perpetrator's actions), and specify how the victims were handled, as well as the criminal justice process (how evidence was gathered to test the hypotheses).Include the outcome of the prosecution, the victims, and their families.