How The Green River Killer Evaded Police For 19 Years | Gary Ridgway: Born To Kill? | Absolute Crime

Throughout the 1980s and '90s, Gary Ridgway prowled Washington State as the Green River Killer, hunting for sex workers and other vulnerable women to abuse and murder. This is the inside story of his life, as experts look at whether he was born evil.
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[@KC80009]

It amazes me that these killers can go out and kill without a thought but then beg for their own life. Such cowards.

[@peterpuleo2904]

Yes.

[@honestmanutdfan603]

they arent cowards lol it takes balls to kill

[@dustinhinson2117]

That's why I feel like these sickos should be handcuffed and beat to within an inch of their lives in interrogation.

[@mikelomez9313]

​@@honestmanutdfan603 Yeah victims all women. Coward

[@fourshore502]

jeff dahmer didnt though. he wanted the state to kill him.

[@koalabear3427]

His third wife was a victim also. She has to live with the horror of knowing she was married to a monster and didn't even know it.

[@JohnMoreno1958]

My ex attempted to murder me 3 times. He wussed out. Much to his stupid girlfriends chagrin.

[@billyyank5807]

@@JohnMoreno1958 lies.

[@AshleySpeaks4U]

I have her book. What she went through was 🤮 How he could do that to sweet Judith.

[@jesseurrutia64]

111​@@JohnMoreno1958

[@daytonasayswhat9333]

I bet she knew something was up. These wives always never get any responsibility.

[@PatrickFDolan]

His third wife had a horrible childhood. No wonder she was so easily manipulated by Gary. He treated her nicely. That's all it took, because no one else ever did. She was raped by 3 boys at 7 or 8 years old. Then molested by a relative. Then sent to a mental institution simply because she had epilepsy due to a head injury. She was assaulted and abused there too. Then her first husband abused her mentally. She is a true survivor in my opinion. I hope she has some peace now because she's been victimized her entire life and she's still humble and thoughtful.

[@soso-ws8oo]

Wow not many people would survive any of that

[@wheniwasokinawa7610]

She really is brave women

[@pamspencer5733]

I hope she is surrounded by love today! Getting a dog can be life changing for the warmth they provide🌅

[@JP-he6rq]

how do you know all that??????????????????????????????? about his 3rd wife,,,

[@marshapieroni6677]

I'm glad someone hasn't started a conspiracy about her the way they have about other wives and mistresses. It's unbelievable

[@sphinxrising1129]

What this documentary fails to point out is that the press was publishing every known fact as fast as they took place, giving the killer vital information & allowing him to change his MO & dumping grounds.

[@benijen]

They were probably trying to get clues or tips quickly

[@RicheetheBee]

@@benijenthat definitely didn’t help they can simply ask for clues or tips without telling information

[@86leewis]

Same shit in the Williams case.

[@petesmith9472]

I do feel sorry for his wife. She seems like the lovely, quiet, loyal and loving partner straight out of Happy Days.

[@clarenceghammjr1326]

Valium is mother's little helper

[@getmotivated2426]

She honestly probably let him do anything to her sexually which is why the killings stopped so drastically

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@clarenceghammjr1326yes, she runs to the shelter of her mother's little helper. It helps her get through her busy day.

[@cel8276]

Her 1st husband came out as gay after marrying her and they broke up after this, then she met this guy........

[@Whosthis761]

That's comical

[@PatriotGamesROCKS]

"If you didn't know what he did, you'd like him" That seems to be a common denominator with serial killers.

[@pennyc11]

It is how they win their victims.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Gacy and Wournos seemed imminently unlikeable to me. Gary, yeh, I think you probably would, although his workmates calling him "Green River Gary" long before he was arrested makes you wonder what they were seeing in him.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

Fun at parties They'll need to put that on their dating profile

[@monicastricker3582]

An apex predator can't get to victims acting like a weirdo.

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

@@indy_go_blue6048 I actually don't think Wournos seemed unlikable, she seemed damaged, but it seemed like she genuinely cared about people she cared about. She also seemed a bit crazy, but I don't get a bad feeling about her when I watch stuff on her.

[@fiddlersthree8463]

Have watched many shows on Ridgway but have never seen the detective before. Such a caring, dedicated woman.

[@MrWolfheart111]

Ridgway is a little obscure. Bundy and Dahmer are the favorites usually. Love these guys. :)

[@ShannonDove-sy7ye]

​@@MrWolfheart111yea, gimme a high five for Bundy. I don't like Dahmer much though.

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

@@ShannonDove-sy7ye Dahmer might have been on the spectrum.

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

@@MrWolfheart111 a bit strange to say that you love them, but okay. What about Kemper or the Happy Face killer?

[@joshuawaltz9484]

RIP Ann Rule. You were such a great writer. These documentaries are very well done.

[@andrewsmith3257]

Oh wow idk she was great

[@michaelb.42112]

Ann Rule was a National treasure.

[@boxelder9147]

Didnt know she passed

[@creativegemschildrensstori4003]

Mhhh maybe, but If you read her book about Ted bundy… she wrote some stuff that was really annoying. Such as “everyone though we were in a relationship,but I wasn’t attracted to him at all”. Yet she is the one looking like potato. And hen she goes on about Elizabeth not being that pretty. Damn women… the F

[@dava73]

Love her. Reminds me of my Aunty Sandra. Rest easy Ann. ❤

[@GetMeThere1]

I looked at the Wikipedia page for him. I was SHOCKED to find that his first 43 (of 49 official) victims were killed over quite a SHORT TIME SPAN: July 1982 - March 1984 -- less than two years. More than two a month! I think this is an important fact, but these documentaries never emphasize it.

[@philsurtees]

Yeah, once he got into a relationship he pretty much stopped, which I've always found interesting. They always say that serial killers don't stop, but in fact quite a few of them actually do...

[@GetMeThere1]

@@philsurtees Right. I wish these docs would go a little deeper into that sort of analysis.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

You all might want to read Ann Rule's book "Green River, Running Red." She gets into a lot of the details you're talking about, and about how they really capture him. She's a good writer and the book's a good read.

[@philsurtees]

@@indy_go_blue6048 Yeah, I was going to say that books are really the way to get more detail, but you have already said it. I got into true crime - and serial killers in particular - after reading a biography of Jeffrey Dahmer, years before KZbin was a thing. Not that I - or the book - excuse what he did, but when you know his upbringing, it does explain it. He was an awkward kid, who wasn't good with people, and every time something good was about to happen to him - like finally making a friend - it was taken from him, for one reason or another (not always sinister; often just by coincidence). I was able to imagine a giant sieve, into which everyone is poured, and the vast majority of us find connection, or whatever, and come through it OK, but a very few people - like him - somehow have the right, or rather very wrong, sequence of events occur, and a serial killer is sifted through. I don't even like killing cockroaches, so I find it fascinating that these people's minds can travel so far from where my mind is at, and that's why it's the fine details which really interest me. Those books by John Douglas are very good...

[@tarstarkusz]

Imaging feeling the need to virtue signal and wear your rainbow suspenders to court to face your daughter's killer (43:44) What an abomination. I have ZERO sympathy for him or his daughter or whoever she was. Everything is about politics to him and his ilk. What an evil, evil man. WORSE, than the killer.

[@KatDaddyKat]

It’s so wild seeing him just chatting it up in the interrogation room. He does seem like a normal guy… which is the most terrifying part of it all.

[@tonyprice2256]

Love your kitty!

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

Pretty Cat!! I love your cat, too! I, being born in 1973, have come to realize, that these "normal-looking" guys are able to "blend in," and appear "not threatening." Sorry to be stereotypical, but if a guy is tattooed, bearded, long-haired, muscular, with a big scowl on his face, he would NEVER be able to gain the trust of victims, to get them into a vulnerable spot. As a cat lover myself, I too, still say, "Everything is about LOOKS! That goes for cats, too. If a cat is female, cute, has a soft meow, and a loud purr, there is NO way that she can be an attack cat!" My cousin, who is a veterinarian, said, "She may be a cute female cat, but she can also have sharp claws and fangs!"

[@RBS314]

He’s almost proud of his homicidal behavior over 19 years of murdering. He should be made to work like the animal he is, every single day.

[@aprilgosa5779]

its no conscience is why he can turn on the normal guy facade look at Bundy he was charming charismatic

[@anatta467]

Apex predator

[@PatrickFDolan]

Unfortunately, asking a person like Gary Ridgway to reflect on the pain he has caused is like appealing to a rock. One man referred to these people as unfinished souls. A part of their soul or brain is missing.

[@magellenn1]

they are sociopaths. They act normal to get by in real life but have no morals compassion or sympathy unless something is happening to them!

[@MrWolfheart111]

"reflect on the pain he has caused "... Im sure thats all he does, wankin all the while.

[@brittanymorley3522]

Watch the video where the dad who forgives him makes him cry

[@BatkoBrat]

@@brittanymorley3522 I think deep down he knew how wrong it was to do what he did. Not necessarily feel remorse, but feel sorry for himself, sorry because of the fact that he has thrown his life away and sorry because of the fact how the public views him and that he has forever been marked as a monster (which he really is). Psychopathic killers cannot feel remorse or empathy for the victims and their close ones, but they do feel shame and they do feel for themselves. This is why he was crying, not because he was remorseful

[@a.nobodys.nobody]

Santa made him cry

[@LightBeing369]

43:32 That father forgiving the man who killed his daughter, INTENSE. I don't know if I could ever find that kind of compassion in my heart for someone like Gary Ridgeway

[@giondennis6808]

But did you notice, THAT was the testimony that broke his cold, emotionless ass...?

[@mamapetillo8675]

One thing that helped to keep suspicion away from him, was that he still occasionally picked up girls and then paid them, returning to the strip. This aided his ability to go after girls, as he didn’t necessarily have an iffy reputations, as a weirdo or as a dangerous client. Very clever, and very simple.

[@gigigiseleworld]

That's right he was picked up by police 🚨. They had his information on file 🗃️🗄️🗃️. He was right under their noses.

[@propaghandi8614]

You act like you where there and know everything that happened. Your opinion is not reality.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

@@propaghandi8614 it’s not an opinion it’s called eyewitness testimony which is public information and in 2023 easily accessible. like calm down bro u must be a mini gary

[@BongRippingRiffLover51]

It's crazy how he was able to get away with it for so long. He was a poor student as it took him almost 6 years to graduate from a 4 year high school, is dyslexic, and has an IQ in the low 80s (average is 100). He wasn't book smart by any means. However, he was charismatic and picked easy victims. Sex workers were (and still are) not valued as highly in society. In general, they are seen as the gross, diseased, objects, basically the lowest rung of humanity. That in an of itself is a disgusting belief most have. They're runaways, addicted to drugs, and had burned a lot of their own bridges with loved ones or escaped abusive situations. These young women and girls had no one looking out for them. No missing person's reports, flyers with their names and faces on them were never put up, no concerned neighbors or friends running the streets looking for them. The only way anyone found them was by stumbling across their bodies on the riverbanks, on trailsides, or in ditches. He got away with it for so long because he chose victims he knew most people wouldn't care about.

[@leonardhpls6]

​@@badazzbarbiePOV is that you in your shorts 😂😂😂

[@JackieBaisa]

That poor dead girl in the river, with the current making her hand "wave", like "FIND ME!" just had me in chills, jaw on the floor. WOW.

[@sfrank8687]

Thought the same thing

[@xballsport]

Sheesh

[@manyobidnazz]

The Dad at the end forgiving the serial killer hit me right in the feels. Just when your giving up on humanity, special people like this man step up and prove to you that human life is special

[@brendonreagan1792]

Yes I absolutely love that. Most people think that yelling at them and calling em names and I'll never forgive you ect is going to affect them ? Hell no it doesn't

[@stevejordan7230]

Yes I saw this years ago and I still remember what this man said in court. The ultimate in Christianity is to forgive Ridgway for what he did.

[@speedy692]

​@@stevejordan7230 Ridgeway doesn't care if he's forgiven or not, hey think's he's above all of that, so if you yell at him or forgive him it will have no effect on him at all. Did he forgive Ridgeway on behalf of all the victims relatives? he has no right to do that. I thought the bible says you will burn in hell if you don't accept Jesus so how is it the ultimate in Christianity? Ridgeway's pretend crying didn't fool me. Ridgeway was the last person Marie Melvar was seen with & they didn't pursue it? Poor Police work. The Detective said the girls on the trip were like our family, we wanted to help them, yet the Police left them on the strip to be picked off one by one.

[@cnote2458]

Forgiveness is not the gift you give to others. But the gift you give to yourself.

[@speedy692]

@@cnote2458 Why would you forgive someone that's murder one of your relatives & cause you misery for the rest of your life? Nah, most normal people wouldn't.

[@OskarMikee]

Immortalized in films, books and documentaries. Every serial killer wins. They will be remembered forever.

[@thesilentassassin1167]

He took almost 50 lives before being caught, which basically means he won as a serial killer

[@_007B]

Every living thing in the universe will die including the universe itself… we all lose

[@pennyc11]

The continued horror is we cannot tell a serial killer from a common nice person. Life on this planet is a risk and a dare.

[@damienholland8103]

I agree but most people are chill. You may have seen one a few times in your life without knowing it but no biggie.

[@AlreadyShort]

biden is one

[@Rome6601]

Just shows how much you care about you... *Think about it*

[@mamapetillo8675]

More so for women, apparently. At least on a personal level. On a street, in the home, day-to-day, level. It’s pretty rare, the woman that kills men.

[@pennyc11]

@@damienholland8103 I have met more than a few and others who have been victimized by offenders. What it says about me? That I always used caution and protected my children and others as they were growing up. I created groups for children to give them safe afterschool activities to help decrease the chances of their being abused. I do not hate good men but I also do not tolerate people who try to abuse children. To say most men are good is almost laughable. Prostitution of children, pornography supported and protected of children by too many adults. Men are so afraid of bullies they choose to ignore their crimes rather then report them. They chose to work with them because they have no fear of being victimized by them in that way. So many in law enforcement all the way up to our Government refused to create laws, fund agencies that were created to save children from abuse. Why are people protesting Planned Parenthood when it is children being abused by family members and their friends the most? Why are they not protesting violent sex offenders getting early release and pitiful sentences instead? This is why many females choose abortion over the risk of a child being abused either thru adoption or as an orphan. It isn't just men, it is also weak and selfish women too.

[@ioanzatui]

The woman who said something along the lines of, "I hope God has mercy on your pathetic soul because the rest of us won't," made my skin raise. That sort of disgust, hatred, resignation, and fury that she calmly relayed in those words is deep and justified, caused by an unrelenting pain that can never heal. I hope I never learn that sort of pain.

[@tonyprice2256]

I hope so too. That level of hatred is not healthy for anybody.

[@jonkline709]

Was she made at ridgeway or feeling guilty for not being able to stop her daughter or mother from going out on the streets

[@tonyprice2256]

@Wayne Anthony Holmes I agree with the coward part. They are all definitely cowards, but most animals don't just kill people because they can.

[@lisam.878]

No. You don’t ever want this gut wrenching pain

[@davidrice3337]

@@jonkline709 that's irrelevant - no one knows what another person goes thru in their life - thank God I don't have kids but I couldn't imagine what these folks have had to deal with -

[@i.p.956]

I often feel sorry for his wife. I would imagine many people blame her for not seeing through him but clearly he hid very well. I can't imagine the disgust she felt when she found out the truth.

[@jesusbermudez6775]

He used to work. What about his work colleagues? Couldn't they see something wrong?

[@oscarnavez4980]

She obviously didn’t feel disgust. She was more of a “wait wait wait, this can’t be not my husband”. She was more confused about their marriage and whole time together

[@jesusbermudez6775]

Who knows what she was like @@oscarnavez4980

[@trenthogan4212]

Gary Ridgway, The Green River Killer, is 74 and still alive. God bless the victims.

[@samueltaylorjr5260]

Right and he still in prison like for ever

[@thejason755]

The only way he leaves is in a body-bag.

[@Walczyk]

and pray for god to forgive gary and all his victims

[@version736ha2]

And Gary

[@ckoritko]

@@Walczyk ?

[@whatsgoingon07]

Cops: “yeah we’ve heard a young girl might be in your home?” Killer: “nope” Cops: “oh okay have a nice day” Detective *everyone working the case is committed*

[@undoubtedcrow8010]

Is that your emotions talking or do you actually think that way?

[@heels-villeshoerepairs8613]

He wasn't working the case, but still, if it was important enough to knock on the door, then it warranted further investigation.

[@kimhaglund6634]

No search warrant and no evidence to get one. He fully had already told them he frequented sex workers, and there were women he paid and dropped back off at the strip, so until forensic advances could clearly tie it to him, there wasn't a lot they could do. At least they got the saliva sample after the Malvar disappearance which was ultimately used to arrest him.

[@fredmaier5829]

My thoughts exactly. I know they're not all lazy but even one lazy cop can allow a lot of bad things to continue unabated.

[@garysmith5586]

Democratic city go figure

[@markemerson8399]

Ridgway was extraordinary in that he was able to so thoroughly conceal the sadistic killer that he was.

[@trustgod3446]

Idk about extraordinary

[@lucaskrupinski7755]

Rader and Gary were probably more upstanding members of the community than Ridgway ever tried to be. Bundy, too, until he went on his final rampage Really, the only reason a lot of these guys could do what they did for as long as they did was because they seemed so unsuspectable.

[@davidb2206]

Stupid people around them. Often an accessory.

[@jadezee6316]

no he didnt..the cops had him early on...and his stupid wife knew he was a monster too...she just was so ugly she didnt care

[@michaelgagliardi7203]

@@lucaskrupinski7755 i lived in Wichita in the late 70s and i was a grad student at Wichita State U same time he was taking classes there. i often wonder if we ever crossed paths

[@RV_Chef_Life]

I know someone that worked with this $hit bag and he said you would have never guessed he was capable of this…..that’s the scary part

[@EndoThePain4]

Those are always the most terrifying monsters. BTK seemed so normal too. Scary.

[@draines9237]

Damn that's crazy

[@billlabrie1235]

I agree about thinking he would of never been the guy as he showed up at a bar we would have drinks at and he was always smiling and happy He would come in with another guy that one day bent forward and he had a gun in his crack of pants that I seen and not till after he was caught did I start thinking this guy may have been in on it ? Scary to think I talked to these guys a few times and sitting next to the scum bag ...I dated a girl that worked at the same place and she was horrified when she found out

[@the-finn]

They say that about most psychopaths.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

He seemed like he'd be an asshole tho

[@bonniegropper]

He was identified in 1984 by two different women who did not know each other and nothing happened with that either,sickening.

[@gemimarigby2471]

Yeah I feel law enforcement failed on this

[@mjgasiecki]

I watch a lot of these serial killer docs and I find one thing that is kind of crazy. Hearing these heartless killers were good husbands, fathers and siblings is just weird…you kill 50 people and shielded the family from your deeds and went home like everything is normal…for yearrrrsssss.

[@azazello1784]

That's a typical pattern for serial killers.

[@korie4198]

Psychopaths learn how to mirror "normal" behavior and expectations in order to get away with their crimes. They know their actions are wrong (at least in an intellectual level) but lack the ability to have empathy. Sociopaths usually can't or don't want to do this and generally disengage from society and that helps them hide because people do not know them. Ie BTK vs Richard Ramirez.

[@jt4970]

Plenty of people are able to live double lives cleanly compartmentalised.

[@mattb6646]

Well if they weren't able to do that they wouldn't be prolific serial killers, they would just be one time killers who got caught. Now imagine some serial killers never get caught or noticed

[@lovey9286]

Do you want to know what the biggest waste of time I mean the biggest ever is trying to tell a sociopath narcissistic murderer how you feel about the murder of a loved one it's a complete waste of breath. What you say to these creeps mean absolutely nothing.

[@inhop2443]

Victim statements have vanishingly little to do with the perp. Theyre about helping victims process their emotions, as part of official proceedings.

[@oliviablackburn3907]

Right..if anything they enjoy the attention they get. I think it would only bother them to be completely ignored and forgotten about once caught and punished.

[@pennyc11]

True. You do it to just share with the world the impact of their false sense of compassion when we talk about the damage these criminals have on our families. People still numb themselves from how damaging it is to allow these kind of criminals to continue to live.

[@ms.lisamurphy269]

I agree. The only flicker of emotion from this monster was when he teared up ...for himself....

[@smk11685]

It's not about making them know. It's about closure for themselves and the family

[@kaitlynrounds3996]

That poor man who told Gary he forgave him… was truly one of the biggest things I’ve ever seen. I hope he lived out the rest of his days in peace.

[@mbc264]

His parents ruined him. Point blank period. I mean, how do you do those things to your child and think that your kid is going to turn out A-Ok! Just......so.....ugh

[@applecandyfolks7979]

Our parents aren't perfect, I've seen my mom and dad naked so does that mean I must go and kill people..one thing a serial killer NEVER does is take accountability, someone is always to be blamed and they're always begging to not be executed instead of asking to be taken out of their misery

[@renatejaunbrale1843]

Tik daudzi bērni, tai skaitā- zēni, pie saviem vecākiem izdzīvo, tik skarbu bērnību, tomēr, par slepkavām nekļūst? Sērijslepkavu vispār ir ļoti maz, nu, bet, kad tie uzrodas..? Jā. Sliktos apstākļos audzis bērbs, visdrīzāk, savā dzīvē negūs piepildījumu un arī sievu nedarīs laimīgu, bet slepkavot..? Tas ir, kaut kas, pavisam cits. Daudzi vīrieši, teju- katrs, atzītu, ka- kaut reizi mūžā, tie ir sajutuši vēlmi izvarot sievieti, bet tie to- nav(!) darījuši. Vai tā? Šie, Ridžvejam līdzīgie sērijslepkavas, turpretim, ir atļāvušies- visas savas, neveselās seksuālās fantāzijas izvest darbībā. Tāda, manuprāt, ir atšķirība- starp tiem un šiem, kuri nogalina.

[@eddieg9060]

Ur right 100% Hes half nurture and half just psycho

[@aislingirish4503]

Exactly!!

[@josemayoral5596]

Some people looks so descent and have a monster inside in them, I always tell my kids trust no one, no matter how innocent they look.

[@karlandersson4350]

Aaaaw come on...they can trust me! Im totally fine man...i promise! Bring em over a bit and i will show them my playroom in my basement!

[@zahraabdullah4154]

​@@karlandersson4350 Stop it 😠

[@seanodwyer4322]

jose- The main problem is humans are more afraid off castrateing than -''Death.''

[@gemimarigby2471]

Pathetic attempt at humor in a situation like this.

[@EIRE55]

I ended up in tears with the last few minutes of the court speeches by relatives of the murdered women. Deep grief.😣

[@internetcensure5849]

🤣

[@lutheruler7487]

@@internetcensure5849 what's funny

[@ToMegaTherion666]

The entire post😁

[@grimreaper7522]

​@@ToMegaTherion666 cope

[@grimreaper7522]

​@@internetcensure5849 cope

[@skboog]

Tbh how can a Police department claim to be "doing everything they can" yet go the to the killers house AFTER he was just seeing abducting a girl, and just let him go without a serious investigation. It's embarrassing really, could have prevented so many deaths and possibly even saved the life of a 16 year old right there and then.

[@darthjarjar5309]

That Sargent is responsible for all of the deaths that this k*ller committed after that pathetic visit to his house. Like Gee! There’s a serial k*ller targeting young women and the m*ron cop didn’t do the bare minimum of investigation? That’s our law enforcement system in the US.

[@martinpanama23]

Task force ain't the same as a police department. It hurts I'm defending police

[@afzalhakeen4941]

becuz that guy was white

[@RawOlympia]

The police were totally lazy. My cousin Kevin worked at that auto place as an airbrush guy in HS, and everyone at that job knew it was Gary, to the point of just calling him Murderer instead of his name. And to customers too. They'd say, "Oh, you need to go talk to the murderer over there"... ALL of the people at that job called LE a ton, and LE never responded. NOT ONCE!!!!

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@RawOlympiaI believe it. I don't think they gave a sht

[@everyoneisonsteroids2720]

How do you not press it when the boyfriend sees her in the guys truck and you have a serial killer going around? What do they expect him to say? They could have perhaps saved dozens with a more competent approach.

[@bardshitler3328]

They didn’t care as much as they like to say they did when it came to working girls police was probably happy for the streets to be cleaned up

[@TresTrefusis]

Or it could be that there are many of the same vehicle in a town and they couldn't get a warrant and didn't have exigent circumstances to pursue. Police do have regulations to follow. They can't beat down someone's door just because there's a report of a similar truck. Now if he had the license plate that probably would have been a different matter.

[@dawnboese6613]

Poor Judith. But thanks to her, a lot of lives were spared. She was able to keep him satisfied enough not to kill for quite awhile apparently. I hope she is doing ok

[@ellentravers7889]

Poor Judith indeed. And I thought my ex-husband hid things about himself before we got married. I guess I should be glad he wasn't a sadistic serial killer.

[@chriscuomo9334]

what did judith do to save lives?

[@heathernikki5734]

@@chriscuomo9334 Gary said himself her love made him stop for years.

[@allisonoconnor8055]

Screw Judith she's as guilty as him and taking money for it besides disgusting

[@pamelamorris3148]

@@chriscuomo9334 go commit some more crimes and think your brother is going to get you off of it.

[@prorespluscom]

I always feel heartbreak when survivors rail at the murderer and they might as well be shouting at a brick wall

[@gus2600]

I think that you are correct !

[@DavidSibley040461]

Yeah, it usually accomplishes nothing but makes them feel better. Sometimes, I think it has impact.

[@juliehawkins3816]

I sit and cry with them.

[@wendysmobilehomesweethome423]

Maybe so, but it probably helps them to get it out. I don't know, I thankfully have no experience in this matter. Just guessing.

[@jonathandoe2316]

No it's not maybe before a serial killer is caught. But victim impact statements in front of the world Always have an impact. How killers including serial have began crying or apologizing once it starts. The guilt (which they feel in different degrees just pleasure is more powerful ), public humiliation, uncovering, abandonment they get from everyone, but their closest and even then they're abandoned. This together stings even if only temporarily it stings like fuck. You've seen it time and time again even from serial killers who try and act totally unbotherd.

[@lyndaprado2311]

My dad lived in a really remote area. He only had three close neighbors, one on each side and one across the street. The Green River killer had to drive right past my dad's house to get to his dumping grounds. I was at my dad's house for two weeks, mostly alone as my dad and stepmom were both at work. It always kind of creeped me out, thinking he might have driven past there with me alone in the house.

[@johntate5050]

I know that road. I walk down it at night. Do you like my mask? I made it myself by stitching pieces of chicken skin together and I used an old woman's lipstick for the make-up. I haven't cut my toenails for decades. I am snade. Hello is it you>?

[@chrisb8655]

Ugh...that"s so creepy. Thanks for posting & glad you're okay.

[@hellsbellez]

@@johntate5050 🙄 *mmkay, edgelord*

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@hellsbellez 😂

[@oldironsides4107]

@@johntate5050 You should try to bang her dad. and when he starts falling for you cut Off all communication and break his heart. ThTs what I’d do

[@chimichangasbalalala]

His ability to recall the places where he dumped them is insane!!!

[@DTM93]

Yet also claimed he didn't know anything about them and doesn't remember them. He basically remembered what he wanted to remember. Which means it was either narcissistic selective memory or it was just easy to remember because he probably dumped them in close proximity to each other most of the time.

[@traceysouth1047]

It is chilling to me, to listen to his 3rd wife, Judith, speak about him and more so to see the photos of the 2 of them together because of the way he looked at her with love and happiness (if he was capable of that?) And her being completely unaware of his evilness. Absolutely gives me chills. I've seen so many of these hindsight documentaries that I don't think anyone can ever REALLY know their spouse is not capable of such evil. The only thing I can say is , if your fiance' or spouse has a troubled relationship with his Mother, be careful.

[@LilRedRasta]

Vice versa as well. Girls with daddy issues are dangerous

[@GaZonk100]

women with a 'too good' relationship with their mother aren't always great to be involved with

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

20:20 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Remember that "scraggly-haired" composite sketch that came out in 1984 of the Green River Killer? That SCARED the CRAP out of me, until I was 31! I too, look at Gary Ridgway, and say, "Wow! THIS non-descript guy, has been the subject/object of my being scared in the dark, for nearly 2 decades!"

[@Tara_P_Rose]

This episode must’ve been taped a long time ago because dear Ann Rule died in 2015. I’m a huge fan of her books. This Green River area was right by where I grew up for a few years of my childhood.

[@kitrichardson2165]

A short skirt and plenty of make up and you could’ve been in that guy’s car

[@shelleyinthecity]

Des Moines, WA. Ann Rule also lived very close by in Normandy Park.

[@thomasprim8274]

Do you love true crime stories? I do! How r u?

[@marcohvac8902]

Man I can't watch families of victims speak...I get so mad and sad for them ..to anyone who's family was murdered or hurt I'm sorry for your loss and may God give you peace and happiness and the ability to overcome these pathetic perpetrators

[@ItsSVO]

God? Where was god to stop this happening in the first place? Disgusting.

[@EIRE55]

Very well documented. Thank you. Subscribed.

[@nikkisolo9080]

This was very well done, Thanks!!!

[@garyr7027]

Really hard to imagine someone capable of doing these murders and still live like it never happened. Then marry a woman knowing she had no clue is a cruel act in itself. She probably feels guilt, even though it's not her fault, that she remained alive while others were killed. A circumstance like that would make you not only be grateful, but grateful with a slew of mixed feelings.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

She was the cover story to make him seem "normal" and she knew that.

[@deemz312]

Ann Rule's book; Green River, Running Red is fantastic. I highly suggest it to anyone looking for a good read. Ridgeway also killed waaay more than 47 girls. He says the number was 80+

[@thejason755]

It’s not that i don’t believe him when he says he killed more then 47, but they all lie at the end to try to make themselves out to be the “most prolific” serial killer. I would say high 60’s is likely accurate.

[@asniffer6532]

And the Police has the audacity to say he was low IQ. If he was low IQ, i wonder what makes the Police and FBI after chasing this guy for 19 friggin years with over 47+ corpses on his back..

[@moneyfornothing3264]

Once a serial killer, always a serial killer.

[@TrascyJaac]

Unless you serial kill yourself, then it's over.

[@PatrickFDolan]

He reliving the best kills every day in his mind and getting off on it.

[@morganophelia5963]

takes one to know one lol .. seriously joking aside how do you know?? if someone repents then they can change

[@alan22470]

@@morganophelia5963 I agree with you for the most part but people like this do not repent.

[@morganophelia5963]

@@alan22470 1 Timothy 1:15-17 King James Version 15 This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief. 16 Howbeit for this cause I obtained mercy, that in me first Jesus Christ might shew forth all longsuffering, for a pattern to them which should hereafter believe on him to life everlasting. 17 Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen.

[@janieparsley969]

I miss Ann Rule. Her true crime books were the best.

[@karenharris722]

Yes, and I'm sorry for her passing!

[@cassiehigginson1238]

It broke me hearing the lady saying I was waiting for my mom to come home 😭😭

[@jocekhiy626]

Thanks for the upload . Been wanting to learn this case

[@christinebrown9443]

Wonder how it would have turned out if he would have run across Aileen ( the serial killer in Fl )

[@kaijeffro4788]

Imagine, he's got plans to kill her and she's got plans to kill him haha

[@deborah7164]

great premise for a movie

[@socaldeb]

The clash of the serial killers lol. And Eileen was not really a "serial killer" she was an armed dangerous robber, who killed to eliminate the witness.. Her venue of choice was men, alone, under false pretense.

[@Humgin1234]

If only

[@leajohnson8441]

That a good ?

[@johnhammond9962]

RIP Ann Rule. So many of your books I have read. You are the best ever.

[@goleafsgo8496]

An incredible author and crime investigator.

[@gigigiseleworld]

She also knew Ted Bundy back in the 1970's.

[@zahraabdullah4154]

​@@gigigiseleworld She worked with Ted Bundy and wrote about her experience with him

[@DocMalk]

Yall deserve more views and subscribers. You captivate my attention with every video. Great job 👏

[@marciathehooligan9967]

When he said he "couldn't remember them all" he was lying. Because he told Reichart that "when you found them, it felt like you were taking something that was mine. ..They were MY property. I put them there." Therefore everyone was special to him, in his demented mind. He remembered every one.

[@robertmashburn8330]

A lot of lost Beautiful🌹 people because of this man. The little girl waiting for her mother to come home was particularly painful.

[@JustPlainSteve5372]

💔

[@liambrannelly45]

The old man's words at the end were SO heartbreaking; but I kept thinking, if this monster had done this to anyone I love, I would NOT be able to forgive. Maybe I'm a lesser human being because of that, but harming another living thing in such a horrific way is just unforgivable. May all those women and girls rest in peace, they WILL be remembered.

[@tonyprice2256]

I think the older man was the only one to effect him emotionally.

[@teddyj5187]

Your not wrong. These people deserve a horrific slow death.

[@thealarmclock9307]

No forgiveness. Only revenge

[@Wyatt_Riley]

The older gentleman was most likely forgiving for his own sanity. That level of hatred will eat you up inside and turn you cold. That's no way to live

[@tonyprice2256]

@@Wyatt_Riley True. But it was also a brilliant move. That monster was immune to hatred, and was expecting the outpouring of hate coming from the families of his victims. The forgiveness statement was the only thing that visibly affected him. It was like a virtual knock out punch he never saw coming.

[@redbostonred2223]

I'm surprised that he survived so long in prison , that no one beat him to death as so many other serial killers end.

[@steves1015]

So many other serial killers end?? Apart from Dahmer, name one other serial killer that got killed by another inmate. I can only think of one other. Most serial killers are either still alive, died of old age or disease in prison, or were actually executed by the state.

[@JustPlainSteve5372]

He's most likely separated from General Population for his own 'protection'. Too many inmates with nothing to lose looking to make a 'name' for themselves as the one who took out the 'Green River Killer!

[@ShannonDove-sy7ye]

​@@steves1015exactly what I was thinking. They get along just fine in prison, most of the time

[@jesusbermudez6775]

If they have this urge to kill, why doesn't this urge continue whilst they are in prison? @@ShannonDove-sy7ye

[@Devindadude-vn8uz]

​@@ShannonDove-sy7ye no they don't they get beat and abused specifically for being rapist not killers

[@berniecruz8405]

What's really outrageous is how these serial killers have no concern what so ever about who they kill, BUT when it comes to their own lives, then they beg and plead to have their own lives saved! SMH They, themselves, don't want to die, BUT they don't care about killing someone else. SMH This is why, no matter what, anyone who kills more than 2 people, should automatically get the death penalty and no deals can be made to give them life in prison. Anyone who kills like this guy, doesn't deserve to live anymore! PERIOD!

[@benijen]

It's sad that the LE has to bribe them to confess and disclose information about all the victims.

[@stevesloan7132]

The phrase "the banality of evil" was applied to many of the old time German Nazis. Most did not look mean spirited or like they had a temper. They looked like bland innocuous fellows who could be your neighbor, or book keeper, or clerk. And that's what makes all this doubly unsettling.

[@damienholland8103]

Yup. Almost all of them look regular. I think Richard Ramirez projected evil by glaring at people and also had certain ethnic features that helped give that evil look. But other than that most of them look like anyone else.

[@user-io6pj8bz8h]

Spotted the bolshevist

[@johnfromdownunder.4339]

It's the mind or personality that is deformed not the body or the look of a person.

[@user-to8ki3dv6x]

I thought I'd share this story since you referenced the germans. When I was 6-8 years old our next door neighbors were an elderly german couple. The husband was a cook for the german army. He had told my father that the death toll of the holoca**t was around 900k- 1 million.

[@user-io6pj8bz8h]

@@user-to8ki3dv6x that's even exaggerated, as research shows it was no more than 150 000.

[@1lesa242]

Really great documentary. You guys nailed it

[@JDiz992]

Law enforcement really dropped the ball on this one. Too many innocent lives lost.

[@Aussie21717]

Arr not just this one. U.S. investigators are famous for it unfortunately

[@bonnie_gail]

it justifies security cameras everywhere, to my mind

[@johnshottie4415]

There are about 350,000 unsolved murders from the 60s to now. Seems like they drop the ball pretty much all the time.

[@jackperry7445]

Ya know what gets me. Is how much these serial killers fear death themselves. Buy they have no issue taking the lives of others like it's a normal activity. Just crazy

[@JustPlainSteve5372]

Just like Lawrence Bittaker! That POS said in one of his last interviews that He thought more about death now that he was older! NEVER offered any remorse, just said that he "wished 'it' wouldn't have happened." "IT"? STILL never taking responsibility for his horrific deeds! Well now he can explain himself now to his Creator!!!

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

but it's not crazy really, their brain is abnormal, that's all, no mystery, no oh how are they able to do these things, no their brains just don't work like yours or mine, so imagining doing these things for us isn't at all how it goes on in their minds.

[@themourning1783]

I am completely convinced that almost none of his testimony should be believed. If you watch his actual conversations with police he is very easily manipulated by what police want to hear. He repeatedly changes his answers when pressed.

[@thejason755]

Which is why i don’t believe him when he says 80+. Do i believe him that he killed more then 47? Yes, he had to have as these are just the ones he can be tied to and he had to have had some kind of trial-run where he metamorphosed into the pattern he did. I think it’s probably closer to 60 but not north of 80.

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

I feel bad for his wife. She's so nice and she loved him

[@barneyporter6138]

Is he still loves him she takes some fried okra to prison and fried green tomatoes!

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

@@barneyporter6138 that's true.. but she might not love him anymore now.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

She divorced him. IMO she's the 50th victim (or 70th if he actually did kill 69 women.)

[@davidhall744]

She probably ghosted a good guy to be with Gary Ridgway.

[@annalisavajda252]

Well no I think his wife loved who she thought he was but that person did not really exist. He certainly did not love her to come home after just having had sex with a corpse and share her bed. Horror!

[@hajermoh5897]

I feel bad for Judith, she looks very disappointed and shocked…. It must be hard for her to trust anyone again….

[@daytonasayswhat9333]

What a fool

[@brittanypham6129]

I met Gary at a BBQ in Portland 1989. He was quite and working on a car with his friend. I learned from a friend that when Gary would get drunk he would brag about being the Green River killer. I guess no one believed him. I wish I would of called Portland police and told them where he was I just wasn't thinking.

[@heydude7568]

if you never thought, i know. this guy might be the GRK, then you shouldn't attach any guilt to your young self❤

[@nikto-ky4kx]

The video keeps calling Gary the most prolific serial killer in US history. While most of the video is excellent...this often repeated statement is erroneous. The most prolific serial killer in the US was Samuel Little.

[@djcastano1180]

That’s because the video came out before Samuel little was caught

[@Beanmaster73]

He has a higher confirmed body count than little. And probably 20 or 30 more that couldn't be confirmed. He killed a lot of women

[@karenengelhardt1610]

Come on... they can't update it. This is before that was found out. Should they add an asterisk?

[@dawnboese6613]

At that time he was the most prolific known in the US

[@lucaskrupinski7755]

Sam Little confessed in 2018. So it's likely the video was produced prior to that, or prior to the FBI confirming them. No one goes back to edit programs when new information arises. There's probably some movies out there that say the Empire State Building is the tallest building for instance.

[@tasmaniandevil7610]

Gary is the epitome of a family member or person that ranks your feelings under theirs , don't despair ,leave !!!

[@joannnelson9847]

Get your ducks in a row and then leave !!!!

[@dilldowschwagginz2674]

Ridgeway was definitely one of the most prolific serials to ever be captured. It's disturbing to think that their are likely dozens still operating out there somewhere and the smartest ones never get caught, free to rack up 100's of victims across the country

[@C-Culper4874]

He was an average guy. I worked at a Kenworth dealer. Several people told me he didn't seem like a guy that would do this. You never know.

[@straighttalkingguy7366]

Most of them are in governments and have killed thousands

[@mattb6646]

​@@C-Culper4874I would imagine the ones that stick out get caught easier and can't become prolific serial killers, thankfully.. but that means the ones that do go on are the ones that seem normal and not capable of killing

[@kamuelaforsythe72]

The Green River Killer has affected my life because he killed one of my best friends mother. She was one of his first victims. Joey Bonner was his name. His mom was killed by this weirdo. It hits home to me because growing up we all knew that this has affected my friend. He was really without his mom. I mean I don’t remember what his mom looked liked. I just remember she was never around his house when we were over. It’s sad having to know that your friends mom is apart of this crime story. Her face was always put on the television. How did Joey feel? The things they called his mom. The activities she was involved in that got her killed. Joey had to feel a certain type of way about it. He talked about it from time to time but not often. He was embarrassed. Hurt. Not having her around, Joey turned out to be a pimp. He was doing to these girls the same as his mom was done by her pimp. It makes you wonder if he did this because of his moms fate? Did he feel that these women were like his moms. They prostitute themselves as his mom did. Does Joey hate them? No respect for them? Is he getting even with them by doing this? Pimps are cold blooded. Joey was not. He was out of place if you ask me. Blonde haired baby faced Joey. Pimping hoes. No mother figure to learn from. Only the reports on the news that protrayed his mom as a hooker. Now Joey hangs around hoes, staying in the same motels and strips his mom resided in when she was alive. Other pimps knew his mom. Maybe Joey felt closer to his mom when he was in these places. Maybe Joey wanted to feel what his mom felt.

[@oldironsides4107]

Why are publicly outing him by his full name on a public forum. Slimeball move

[@dhanrajshetty1230]

Not coming to US …very inhuman ..praying for you not to get shoot out on the streets ..

[@MrHappylife54]

19 years to catch a killer shame

[@philliprhinehardt6268]

I'm glad that the families got to speak out.

[@magnolia31611]

Some people are just truly evil! My heart just broke hearing from the victims families, and from his 3rd wife.

[@specificgravity-thedancing9700]

This was a very well made documentary. Thanks! At least they have and ending with closure.

[@carolclarke9702]

Really good documentary. Thank You

[@TjayfrmdaA]

How do police not follow up after a girl getting abducted by the same truck that’s in a driveway?? Seemed like a home run off the rip

[@sophie4636]

The father of one of his victims offering him forgiveness had me in tears. What a beautiful extraordinary compassionate human being. That seemed to move the monster the most. And his poor poor wife, so thoughtful and sweet. Rest in peace all the beautiful souls whose lives he stole. 😢

[@jesusbermudez6775]

He never meant what he said.

[@playvoltage]

bigger question is how tf did the authorities let 49+ murders go on for as long as it did

[@ardeladimwit]

they really didn't care that much...

[@kimhaglund6634]

@@ardeladimwit Absolutely NOT true. This case kept law enforcement and medical examiner staff up at night for years and still haunts many of them. They indeed cared more deeply than you will ever comprehend.

[@ardeladimwit]

@@kimhaglund6634 that's absolutely bullocks...all of Seattle knew it at the time as well.

[@kimhaglund6634]

@@ardeladimwit Tell me you knew none of the law enforcement without telling me you knew none of them. You are disrespectful, ignorant, and should read more and watch their interviews. Or talk to them yourself.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Documentary about the detectives. Heartbreaking also.

[@smk11685]

I'm glad the victims got to speak out towards a person that affected their lives. It's not about letting him know the hatred for him but it's about giving themselves some closure on what had happened

[@philsurtees]

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they get that opportunity too - if nothing else it means the killer is off the streets - but I wonder how much good it actually does? This guy's victims were prostitutes, so they had already had hard lives, and no doubt their families felt some level of guilt already (I'm not saying they felt, or were responsible, just that people tend to feel guilt about things like that), and I imagine the way they feel is not something that can be wiped away just by yelling at a guy who isn't affected by what they're saying anyway. You're right though, hopefully it brought some kind of closure. Sadly, I have my doubts though...

[@edwardbiddle1921]

It's amazing to see the emotions of police and detectives it shows their beautiful souls

[@damonalston2317]

Couldn’t have been trying or working that hard to find this man if he eluded them for 19 damn years you gotta be kidding me

[@mtache12]

That officer that didn’t catch him sooner must have never been able to let that one go. I know I couldn’t. Bless his soul..

[@markfurney3670]

Growing up i never thought they would catch him

[@rubydawn1]

The detective is so kind when she talks about the victims

[@Knowledge-B-Money]

Crazy that a real life event is more horrifying than anything that could be turned into a movie

[@ddringaljamediciploly]

I find it rich that once these women are dead, NOW they're someone's daughter/friend/beautiful woman, etc.. Smh, "down on her luck" doesn't justify 48 murdered victims nobody cared to properly investigate.

[@Jakal-pw8yq]

I was born and raised here in Seattle and remember this case very well. Seems like we had to run a bad luck with Bundy and Ridgeway. The fear in the city at that time was palpable and I can remember walking my mom or my sister home from the bus stop in the evenings because of that fear. He'll meet up with Bundy and Hell and I'm sure they have quite the agenda for those two.

[@wildmansamurai3663]

There's no hell.

[@Jakal-pw8yq]

@@wildmansamurai3663 to each his own

[@wildmansamurai3663]

@@Jakal-pw8yq Well actually I live in reality and other people believe in fairy tales. Best wishes.

[@generalafrika4736]

@@wildmansamurai3663 Do you have a bone to pick or something?

[@wildmansamurai3663]

@@generalafrika4736 Nope, just stating the obvious that religion is man-made and absolute nonsense.

[@jameson3500]

This was this guy's second job, jeez. Like this was his hobby or something, this is what he did with his time. I'm at a loss for words.

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

What is so hard to believe about that? people are wired differently, and they literally are addicted to murdering people. It's the same feeling other addicts get. It's no big mystery really

[@user-be8yu8si8w]

That scum killed my friends sister, RIP Ms Childers..

[@Seattle41791]

I was a subcontractor at Kenworth when Ridgeway was arrested. I still have my security badge.

[@jimmyvin2719]

I was a bartender at Pepes Villa just down the road in Renton. He came in for lunch a few times. I remember him as just a quiet guy, never know.

[@AlreadyShort]

have your greencard?

[@sarahrayne4808]

My friend took me to his house and showed me this ridgeway guys house i believe in seatac i remember lots of trees 😂 and was only a few blocks away

[@gracefullyviolent4918]

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[@golds335]

great doc .RIP girls

[@DarkPhoenix4530]

I'm in tears 😭 i felt all the family victims pain.

[@lizhjelmeseth5485]

Alluding everyone for twenty years! Unbelievable! police are stunned.

[@hamonryechinaski180]

The irony of him stopping after meeting the love of his life...if only they'd met earlier. It's remarkable that he stopped after being so prolific.

[@Snap_Crackle_Pop_Grock]

He didn't stop, he just slowed down. He killed at least 3 during his marriage.

[@wheniwasokinawa7610]

He didn't stop because of love he killed even while marriage....he just got more cautious

[@neethadesilva5747]

It is so sad that these young women had to earn money the way they did. My heart goes out to any woman who has to serve this way.

[@lutheruler7487]

Well they take that risk jumping in cars with strange men and they end up with serial killers or other psychos not worth the risk

[@TempoDrift1480]

They earned money they way they did so they could do drugs. You don't hook after you're done accounting at Boeing.

[@sean70729]

I love and cherish women and that makes me so sad.

[@trustgod3446]

😢

[@trustgod3446]

@@sean70729 aw

[@jgnasher7048]

its unbelievable how many poor girls he killed, then gets married and no more killing, How does that happen. What the hell is wrong with that Demon. Just pure evil.

[@Pozorrogo]

There was something in him that wasnt feeling fulfilled until he got married to her I guess. It didnt stop him for long though because he was bringing home girls and doing his deeds while his wife was at work.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

@@Pozorrogo Supposedly he had sex with his wife constantly. I'm guessing he's a sex addict with rage against women, and that rage diminished when his wife submitted to him.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Heard about this a lot on the news growing up. Didn’t think they were ever going to catch him.

[@user-be8yu8si8w]

One of his victim's was my best friends sister. Her last name was Childers, a sweet girl..

[@justjill2896]

It’s crazy to know he’s imprisoned only an hour away from me.

[@tosin_davidson]

Really???? Eow

[@johntate5050]

Apparently, he's digging an escape tunnel. He plans to break through in a nearby garden any time soon.

[@justjill2896]

Yea he’s in Walla Walla, Washington.

[@justjill2896]

@@johntate5050 what no way! That’s scaryZ

[@gigigiseleworld]

@@justjill2896 There's another Serial killer there. The one who helped his cousin murder Prostitutes in the 1970's.

[@Kevinwinnnn]

i feel so heartbroken for his wife. poor lady

[@lucaskrupinski7755]

I hope she's remarried and happy. I can't imagine how shaken to the core she would have been after his arrest and moreso after his confession

[@Spiritlife01]

I doubt she'd want to remarry anyone after that.

[@painmt651]

I lived in Seattle and knew many of the street kids who were sometimes sex workers, and they were very afraid and aware.

[@marykuss3390]

My father told me the only way he would be proud of me is if I had been one of these women. My dad died in 1998 of cancer, I have yet to forgive him for this. I am better of what he thought of me .... 22 years plus of Active Duty Navy, nothing of that career to be ashamed of, 2 lovely children, and he only wanted me to have been killed. These women deserved better, I hope I have at lest made their lives worth something.

[@toddprater14]

Wow what a dick,I can see why “you still havnt forgave him”

[@KanyeKetchup]

That's really warped & nobody on this planet should say that

[@Wootangtw]

Wow… how could a flesh and blood human being kill those innocent women and feel nothing…

[@juniorjohnson5961]

I'm getting to the point i can't watch this kind of video anymore it's too disturbing

[@RR-bd4jp]

Yeah he claimed in an interview he just doesn't have that "feeling" thing for others at all. So he literally feels nothing and can't.

[@johnschlenker3509]

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