Tiny paint spheres helped snare serial killer Gary Ridgway after at least 49 murders in Washington. The evidence was on his first victims, records show. SEATTLE — For nearly two decades ...

The incomplete set of bones and teeth were first discovered in 2003, when serial killer Gary Ridgway – known as the Green River Killer – led detectives to a spot where he claimed to have left ...

The last known set of remains linked to the Green River serial killer in Washington state belonged to a teenage girl who had previously been identified as a victim, authorities confirmed on Monday.

The remains of the last known victim of serial killer Gary Ridgway have been identified in Washington State, more than 40 years after her disappearance. The King County Sheriff’s Office on ...

In 2002, the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway, led officials to the location and said he had placed victims there. He pleaded guilty to the murders of those two victims, as well as 46 other women ...

SEATTLE — In September 2024, Gary Ridgway, the notorious serial killer also known as the "Green River Killer," was booked back into King County Jail after spending most of his multiple life ...

“This is all about the victims,” he told me. But in reality, he enjoyed the control. “I think he wants to show the world that ...

Gary Ridgway in a recent mugshot (left ... The news of the sudden move shocked many of the victims’ families, including Donna Hurley, the mother of Lori Anne Razpotnik, a 15-year-old who ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The body of a young woman who was murdered by serial killer Gary Ridgway in the early 1980s has been identified through DNA testing 40 years after her death, the King ...