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Daniel Gonzalez

Charles Manson

Robert Maudsley

Ian Brady

John Straffen

Ted Bundy

Mary Bell

Jeffrey Dahmer

Adolph Hitler
Charles Milles Manson

Theodore (Ted) Robert Bundy

Jeffrey Dahmer

I think Scott Peterson was classified as such\

////I'm sorry, but I would not have given Ted Bundy a diagnosis of ASD. He had no impulse control problems, and did not fit the other requirements to be diagnosed with ASD.

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Charles Manson

Robert Maudsley

Ian Brady

John Straffen

Ted Bundy

Mary Bell

Jeffrey Dahmer

Adolph Hitler

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Princess Diana. She had a borderline personality disorder.

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