Married to the Green River Killer - Who The BLEEP Did I Marry? - S01 E09 - True Crime

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[@daveshaw9344]

Wow...he passed the police polygraph, n they released him He even fooled the cops Judith doesnt deserve the judgment from others...

[@staceysmith8292]

Dave Shaw was taught in class the other day, they’re really easy to pass

[@Stefanie3]

That's not so unusual, some people can handle the polygraph, that's why it's not valid in front of court anymore. But Judith definitely doesn't deserve any judgement, she is a wonderful person!

[@junemai8036]

Stefanie it’s still valid dear

[@junemai8036]

Stacey Smith it’s not as easy.. only psychopaths can pass the test.. and he definitely is one.. and that was years ago too.. the test have improved significantly..

[@Stefanie3]

@@junemai8036 Not just soziopaths and psychopaths can control or influence a polygraph. It's difficult, but not impossible. Please research.

[@maggieb369]

I have empathy for this woman...she seems like a very decent., vulnerable individual. I hope she finds peace and some happiness

[@ImRyll]

Thats why of all the women he met, he married her and loved her.

[@marjonwhite2854]

You’re right... so sad for her 😢

[@najihachowdhury8368]

Not decent she seems like an absolute sweet heart

[@musicfan8048]

corse u being a woman

[@mirikira8632]

@@ImRyll he didn't love her, be serious. He saw someone who he could manipulate easily, she was vulnerable and she didn't ask many questions. Also he wanted to appear normal and have a family, because at that time, men with families were not that suspected for such crimes.

[@AlinaAnt]

The final scenes with Judith sitting on her chair, holding her tears as she says she will hardly trust anyone again...this poor woman deserves all the happiness in the world, I hope she's alright wherever she is right now.

[@joebloggs619]

She needs to make the most of whatever lifetime she has left.

[@nightangalesweet9239]

That is how distrust and lovelessness prevail in society.

[@kitchbitch4163]

Could probs have trusted and be happy with her first husband if she just accepted him

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

She's never going to be with another man, two reasons, she is very damaged from the relation ship, and no guy will want to be with the woman who's ex husband was the green river killer

[@crystalawen]

I hope the VICTIMS families are alright & find some happiness & peace...

[@jenniferroya3606]

Oh my poor Judith. I was married to a man for 19 years who lived a secret life. I was totally innocent to his disgusting double life , although he wasn’t a murderer ( that I’m aware of) but he was a bad man. I felt so revolting when I found out. People said I must have known but I never did. I grew up in a home where I could trust people & everyone was kind. Some people are so evil & take advantage of others. I’m sorry for her.

[@silyam4671]

Sorry to hear this, Jennifer. ..

[@lillygirl8436]

@@brandynmacdonald5242 if she wanted to tell us she woulda included it in her comment

[@wendymlaba6744]

I hope you also find healing & the strength to move on with your life. He chose to do whatever he did, don't ever blame yourself for a grown man's actions.

[@alarahalbach8665]

I believe you, same is happend to me!

[@jenniferroya3606]

Kiki D'Maurice that’s very kind.

[@RabieM]

Married in 1965 when she was 21, Judith is 75 years old today. Some people don't seem to age.

[@oliviamae3281]

She certainly is a beautiful woman, and did deserve all this. Lord love her..

[@kolomi909]

Olivia Mae 🤮

[@tessa1238]

Denial does wonders for the complexion.

[@HildeChristina]

This episode is from 2010.

[@mrm5575]

Yea she still looks 21 lol.

[@joreennkole6276]

I hate when ppl say she must have known.... No no no, ppl live double lives with a pure ability to hide the other side, you would be surprised LOL thanks for the likes, never gotten this many 😂❤️

[@brownwallet942]

Hey gorgeous! Id like to have a youtube romance with you and have romantic exchange of comments at random videos. That'll be an exciting double life

[@SuperMarion61]

joreen nkole True, but disturbing they refuse to look at anything else, other than their idea of perfection. It’s hardly as if police would waste lots of time on nothing.

[@sanjafilipovic8584]

People know but have different priorities,don't be so naive,for me police questioning my boyfriend would be enough and also how he acts,he was not upset at all,she was just desperate and choose to see what she wanted to see.FOR HER life was awesome and thats enough for her.

[@joreennkole6276]

@@sanjafilipovic8584 well u have a point there, if it were you, the point they questioned him, and he was let go what would you do? Maybe Start observing him more closely??

[@brownwallet942]

@@sanjafilipovic8584Don't forget that Gary Ridgeway was found out due to DNA technology. He was one of the best killer if not the best because he was meticulous. He even burned his arm to hide scars from scratches, do you even realize how clever and deceitful was that? Plus he kills with precision and speed and he hides the corpses very well. Even his neighbors and family members don't even suspect him at all. The only time it made sense was because the police showed Scientific Evidence

[@jude7223]

To the people saying she must have known: my dad was a mafia brother for over 20 years, we only found out because he was killed in a police operation. People can fake anything.

[@deedee7780]

The guy fakes the lie-detector test. Come on people!!

[@pretorious700]

LOFL, yes possibly to incredibly clueless people.

[@thatslifethatswhatpeoplesa7434]

So when he left a horse’s head in your bed you didn’t begin to suspect

[@MissionaryMercy]

Some ppl

[@Miss_AnonyMoose]

@@thatslifethatswhatpeoplesa7434 😂😂😂

[@newhites29]

This has been in my recommendations for what seems like forever. Are you happy now KZbin?

[@naflathjamal984]

New Hites haha. Yes. Same here

[@felicitymahlatse2995]

And today I just decided to click🙈

[@divyakrishna6367]

Yh same here

[@gicareyes2633]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zoyablake9538]

😂 I usually get horror stories. This morning, KZbin decided I needed a change.

[@shilohappolus823]

I'm so glad he didn't harm Judith .he doesn't deserve her he's a demon ..she's an Angel .hope she found peace after all this.

[@curiousgeorge6921]

It's divine intervention no doubt or he used her to hide his identity

[@AnnaLVajda]

None of them deserved it.

[@beverlykorte8581]

✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

[@maureenpaterson6657]

Anna Vajda Exactas what I was going to say none of those woman deserved to be murdered by this man!!

[@pinkdiamonds9137]

It’s so easy to watch an already played out and investigated case depicted in documentary, and point fingers saying the criminal’s family and friends were dumb for not knowing, but think about it, how many of you would realistically think someone you love would actually commit horrific, premeditated murders in real life? In most cases, it’s ridiculous and unrealistic.

[@tucker2074]

You can expand that thought out to society as a whole, most of the American population actually believes through media outlets and politicians that their military is fighting terrorism, when in reality they fully support terrorism as a tool for regime change, the evidence is overwhelming with just a simple search, but millions of Americans just don't get it.

[@seabreeze667]

U ask exploratory questions, u check, u square and tally their stories, and dont shrugged off doubts. Those that dont know anything played the B.S. strategies of dont ask dont know dont get involved act dumb act blind

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Of course

[@arifalam114]

What if Gary was planning on killing Judith as well when he first asked her for a dance but ended up falling in love?

[@precioussouleymanou1954]

I know rigth i was thinking so to

[@bambi274]

He wasnt in love. He was looking for a wife to enjoy a double life. Thats what psychos like to do. He cudnt fall in love with her from day one. A man like him kills the first night.

[@ViolentNightshade]

Hodhod 82 honestly I don’t think he’d keep writing to her especially after she stopped replying if he didn’t feel some connection to her, I mean at that point the charade is up so there’s no point in pretending

[@jessnotdiez7912]

Arif Alam Ted bundy doings

[@doflya129]

Arif Alam that’s actually kind cute though

[@Dachdogoriginal]

Trust me, she didn't know. I married someone that I would NEVER suspect would after 17 years together turn into the devil overnight and try to destroy me for no reason. It breaks you in a way you cant describe. And you cant even process it. Now I am 6 years out and healed. But it is scary to think of every having another person in my life like that. I prefer to live alone. Evil walks inside the most normal and even kind appearing people. But they secretly are angry resentful monsters.

[@fireyflower6643]

You are not healed if you still believe that all are angry resentful monsters

[@jemscaspandyosh4933]

The exact same thing happened to me so I totally understand you.... 8 years later, like you, I think I am healed but also can't trust anyone...

[@evefoodie8798]

@@fireyflower6643 She's talking about people like this, not everyone.

[@mmd9252]

Darling All are not same, maybe your choice was wrong.

[@meera2531]

Sounds like a covert narcissist

[@maureenmacfarlane7601]

If he passed the polygraph I would have believed him. Now I know psychopaths can pass easily.

[@umedavk2011]

Yes Maureen, it really shocked me when he passed that test.

[@sanjafilipovic8584]

It's enough to watch movies and know that that doesn't mean anything,it's not a proof,for me doubt is enough unless im not mature enough and im really desperate

[@gigifromgod7179]

That's true.

[@joeblowe7446]

This ridgeway fellow was a severely sick individual . In his mind , he saw nothing wrong with murdering those women. That is why he could pass a lie detector test . Frightening that people like this exist .

[@maureenmacfarlane7601]

@@fatsonot181 I will look thamks.

[@veronicavarela2041]

My heart goes to her. I hope she finds happiness and peace ❤️♥️❤️

[@beverlykorte8581]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️💜🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@camvin575]

Wow I'm speechless....I can't even imagine what she went through, so traumatic. RIP to all the victims, these were humans that were mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts and cousins who were loved by someone.

[@dedigsuppliers2639]

And nieces too

[@ekimandersom4478]

She went through nothing, her life was fine.

[@bannatouray2155]

😊08😊🎉😅😊

[@christinerenney4657]

I am so sad for all the women he killed but also for Judith. I cannot imagine how much hurt she experienced.

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

Yes, one guy harming so many people.

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

My sister was a manager in a Casino in WA where Ridgway came and gambled .. When she found out what he had done she was utterly shocked.. he always came across as a really nice mellow guy.. He was truly a Jekyll and Hyde and thats what made him so very evil and utterly frightening..

[@serena1516]

You can see she’s still in love with him...... But she could never look past the monster that he is and did the right thing by divorcing him. These stories are so scary and horrifying to even imagine that the love of your life could be an evil killer and you would never even know...

[@tessa1238]

But if she's so in love with him why would she divorce him? Maybe him confessing to killing 71 teenagers was the straw that broke the camel's back?

[@SjofnBM1989]

She's in love with who she THOUGHT he was.

[@jaftathateng5197]

Love broken love , there is nothing called love , like heat u can not c it. Useless

[@renatejaunbrale1843]

Realy tradical stories, all- they 48+ yang wemens and Juditt

[@patsyhodge9071]

48. One man killed 48 innocent women. WTAF. I am speechless.

[@kristinburton4953]

48 that they know of, there's many more missing, whose bodies haven't been found.

[@mrsmwela]

Could be more ,those 48 are the ones who were identified .I feel sorry for her ,what a horrible evil man 🤮🤮🤢

[@joeblowe7446]

Looks like killing women was his Hobby , like Bowling to Normal people . Each time he killed , it was just another day at the Bowling lanes .

[@askedamtoft849]

Police believe its really 72

[@grop66]

I remember my auntie told me about this killer. She lived in Seattle and said that he probably killed more than 48 😰 here in Denmark we heard about the case.. terrible

[@Talkwithtina808]

Why do I watch things like this ?? I’m trying to get married this year 😩

[@sjdee6077]

Same 😂

[@warriorforever7022]

Hahahha...same here

[@indiopeninsulares6723]

I can't wait to be with you

[@Tin_wanjala]

Same here 😂

[@forthenextgenerationacts1762]

Same here 20TH OCTOBER 2020👌 I'm looking for red flags Before I tie the knot. .

[@bluebear3550]

He never loved her .. He just used her as one of his tools to appear nornal and fit in with society

[@simonw1313]

With the exception of 3-4 murders Ridgeway carried out all his killings prior to his relationship/marriage. Nearly all the killings were carried out in a less than 2 year period between Summer 1982 & Spring 1984.

[@damianfalton5267]

Even serial killers can love, I think he did love her

[@Valleygirl66]

I agree,..she's just a front.... been there/done that....not with anyone as evil as this guy,... but with other types of men.... yup

[@bluebear3550]

@@damianfalton5267 psycopaths cant

[@CristinaJeanDonato]

i think he truly did love her but he cant suppress his psychosis

[@Happyheart146]

Unbelievable. Poor woman! He stole her life in a different way. My heart breaks for her.

[@xana5649]

But they were happy

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

Poor Judith. She is another victim

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

@@kaytynreddy5048 How so?

[@skyvision7363]

@@kaytynreddy5048 You fool. How can you say that?

[@SuzLa1]

You haven't been on youtube long enough. If you had then you would notice any video about a man doing something wrong, gets changed by weirdos in the comment sections to them changing it to being nasty to women,

[@skyvision7363]

@@SuzLa1And you are responding to who? Me?

[@skyvision7363]

@@SuzLa1 I'm more on KZbin than I like to admit. I'm fully aware of the twisting and turning that happens in such cases. Chris Watts delusional fan base being one example. I just wanted to hear her explanation.

[@AlexysB]

My heart goes out to Judith. She got such a raw deal in life.

[@sheillaob]

Itz jxt sad, it makes u wonder if sum ppl r never meant to be happy

[@sophiaatn5339]

@@sheillaob honestly

[@samlsd9711]

Not the 50 women who were murdered?😂 Okay.

[@milespico7179]

@@samlsd9711 the more I read comments the more I understand the state of the world.

[@piccuh]

Miles Pico Me too and it’s pretty messy 🤮

[@Junior4466]

Narrator: “after all, half the carpet in the bedroom had been ripped out and never replaced” Everyone binging crime shows during corona: 🤨

[@ruthselinkoff2748]

They are thinking about letting him out because of corona 😒

[@hyperplasmicsurprises6013]

@@ruthselinkoff2748 No way!!! I sincerely hope not! Oh .my .gosh. Do you know where you read that? I'd love to see it.Where is he located anyway? I have the hair stand up on my neck!

[@Flaschenteufel]

@@hyperplasmicsurprises6013 ._. mjeah and Charly of the chocolate factory got 12 years acid mines for mugging Ace Ventura.

[@lucalibanio3967]

The british bi dude doesn't seem that bad now, I guess.

[@lucalibanio3967]

@Antonia Bareva How's that?

[@chiasanzes9770]

@Antonia Bareva You too rather be with serial killer huh?

[@SaphireXari]

Antonia Bareva it’s not difficult or complicated. Bisexual does not mean polyamorous. You can either be with a man who is attracted to other women, or you can be with a man who is attracted to other men AND women. Provided he doesn’t commit infidelity there’s literally no difference.

[@elrigby3487]

Hahahahaha 😂😂😂 brilliant comment

[@makemarker]

Talk about picking the wrong ones, perhaps if she picked a man for the third time, he would turn out to be one of those Men In Black aliens.

[@eddiewood7573]

Was the wife the killer if not why direct all the hate onto her, it doesn’t make sense???

[@tessajones9393]

This is why everyone needs to binge these shows. Know the truth of the world.

[@crazyjames9460]

Lol

[@kadzo6614]

And stay single forever..✌

[@cglb3904]

Thats what I do now and now doubting my partner😅 start to look for clues LOL

[@Luminoth-il1yt]

You do realise this guy is literally one in a billion.

[@oliviamae3281]

I do believe he loved her. what a terrible shame, she seems such a kind, lovely, loving woman.

[@IwasBlueb4]

I do too....vm so...so sad

[@tiffanyriley1832]

Do you think he was traumatized why he did those killings?

[@damianfalton5267]

maybe it's not such a terrible shame as she did make him a bit better. I hope she's got fully over it

[@heyysimone]

Psychopaths cant love. They dont have the capacity. Its not the idea that they can do horrible things, but they are actually inable. Their brain doesnt work that way.

[@Richardson_mma]

heyysimone I haven’t watched the whole thing yet. But maybe he’s a sociopath not a psychopath

[@brigittemorobise7585]

they love naive women these psychopaths

[@musicfan8048]

well teach her 2 pic the wrong guy wont it

[@SoramimiKeiki]

Thanks, someone says this. I thought too, that this woman is incredible naive. No clue what bisexual means, never watches news or reads newspapers. Couldn't get any better for a guy like him.

[@paulmcdonough1093]

vulnerable is the word get it right

[@piratesfan123]

SoramimiKeiki in all fairness most people in the 60s wouldn’t have known the word bisexual and Gary Ridgeway was a total psychopath who could manipulate anyone

[@ha8236]

because they can manipulate them

[@konicagupta6411]

This is literally like how Ted Bundy behaved. Asked an innocent woman to marry him whom she first asked to dance at a bar, then lived a double life but behaved so amazingly for his woman and family and continuously denied of being the murderer specially in front of his woman. The only difference is that Gary admitted at the end when Bundy never did.

[@davidmays9799]

Yea bundy did admit it. Watch interview with James Dobson a few weeks before he got the injection

[@debrakeppler4020]

BTK aka Denis Radar was the same. Was a deacon in his church and a Cub Scout leader and loved by all, married for years, with 2 children and was murdering women as a hobby on the side.

[@anikatabassum8811]

Yes.i think her name was liz.

[@eveheart2876]

When you are in love ...sometimes you become truly blind.

[@ImRyll]

Not that she was blind, he just was living a diuble life.

[@Dhhdjdjdj46]

Some people are just crazy manipulative

[@ronangaelicprince3239]

She deserves better

[@lucytatu7675]

Fact dea

[@tessa1238]

She was blinded by her low IQ.

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

"An Englishman with a sophisticated flair" We all knew where that was going.

[@Freedom4PalestineEndZioNazism]

Lool...from West London ✌🏽🤣

[@Chickenface12345]

🤣

[@amanda2888]

poor woman, you can clearly see how her heart is broken to this day. I feel so much empathy towards her and I hope she finds the right man for her

[@tas4107]

This just proves that when you really think you know someone close to you, you don't.

[@margretsims1322]

No one truly knows anyone.....

[@lilyflower5576]

He really did seem like a nice guy...the story of how they met was so sweet 💔 My heart breaks for Her, and my heart breaks for all the other women this man hurt 💔💔💔

[@sanakhursheed6480]

He chose her because she was naive and never questioned him or fought with him like other women..never got on his nerves. Or probably she would've been dead too.

[@Luminoth-il1yt]

Why would any man want an argumentative woman? He is not bad for wanting a non-nagging woman, he is bad for being a stone cold killer.

[@susivarga7303]

@@Luminoth-il1yt Questioning stuff or arguing with your husband doesn't make you a nagging bit ch. Being submissive and grateful makes you an ideal prey. You should try to understand what the commenter said instead of having a go at women.

[@Luminoth-il1yt]

@@susivarga7303 Being Submissive makes you ideal prey to be taken advantage of if you're a man, being submissive as a woman makes you more desirable.

[@susivarga7303]

@@Luminoth-il1yt for a serial killer, yes, absolutely.

[@Luminoth-il1yt]

@@susivarga7303 Serial killers are extremely rare, like one in a million. I'm talking in general, a submissive woman who is average can get a man that is above average because by being submissive it increases her value just like dominance in men increases his value.

[@badassmalificent]

I've remember this story from 20 years ago and this is the first time I've seen his wife.

[@umedavk2011]

Same here. [BTW - Your username had me in stitches]

[@flangecorp9789]

Senior Rocker I second that! Cracked me up!

[@JanBee1122]

I think she should have stayed hidden; she did not do herself any favors here at all.

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

@@JanBee1122 Why?

[@voiceover.adam1991]

He even killed her(Judy) but not physically like other women but deep down!!!

[@susanallen5751]

Voice over. What do you mean?

[@skyvision7363]

@@susanallen5751 What do you think?

[@kanikagaral7637]

@@susanallen5751 she was living that much before anyway. She was just living breathing puppet. Whose strings were controlled by Gary ridgeway.

[@crackerjack5210]

that's deep.

[@MChiave]

He probably needed Judith's innocence in his life, in contrast to the other evil side of it.

[@jaftathateng5197]

Seconded my learned frieñd .Great minds think alike.

[@juliacoburn7455]

Two sicko always fall in love....

[@mpp1490]

Most probably a living victim too.. and a solid alibi..

[@Chialingling]

It annoys me that they called the first husbands sexuality a lifestyle...I think he cheated on her with men and justified it by saying that he's bi...

[@AwfulDog1]

err..so he probably was bisexual! It was a lifestyle in the 1980s.

[@mattbones-nz3pw]

​@@AwfulDog1 bisexual or not its still cheating

[@22ergie]

So she went from a bisexual husband to a serial killer for a husband, what luck.

[@aimeea5158]

Nothing wrong with a bisexual husband.

[@carolking8485]

@@aimeea5158 u crazy, immoral. a bisexual do both. real men or women don't share their partners is an awful way

[@salwamustafa1121]

Shes this nice naive clueless woman.

[@aimeea5158]

@@carolking8485 I have no clue what you're saying lol but being bisexual doesn't mean they're more likely to cheat?? That makes no sense and you're just ignorant if you think otherwise

[@22ergie]

@@aimeea5158 Of course not but she said herself that she didn't even know what that meant. I find this hard to believe as everyone knows what "bi" means like bicycle-TWO wheels, for example. She couldn't figure out what bisexual meant...smh

[@glendooer6211]

Wonder how many fools blame her for not turning him in..

[@joycenjeri5895]

get married, they said...it will be fun, they said!

[@BodohYono]

Where you at

[@jenniferhuntley2030]

K90

[@amosndungu3880]

heheh Njeri

[@dortesandal4303]

😂😂😂 - Yeah I know😒!

[@xana5649]

Bahahahahaha

[@karinbriofita]

I feel for her, imagine the love of your life is a serial killer, one that says you are the only woman they loved. Man, what a tragic love story! I hope Judith will find peace, probably due to her sweet soul, she manage to heal him a bit.

[@elidazhansen6169]

I can’t get over the fact that this guy did all this while looking like Ned Flanders.. i now have trust issues with my self

[@q.e.d.9112]

Now there’s a plot twist. Serial killer, Ned Flanders - or have they already used that story-line?

[@kristynamatulkova5771]

She is such a sweet soul. May she found some peace.

[@Prestonesfpv]

Man i feel sorry for Judith, poor woman, loosing the love of her life in that way must destroy a person totally..

[@nathbunting822]

For real unbelievable

[@tessa1238]

No offence, but I feel sorry for anyone like Judith who's as thick as a plank.They say ignorance is bliss, maybe not in her case.

[@dragonmummy1]

Tessa jl how is that not offensive?

[@darkangel9171]

What about the victims and their families? Do you have sympathy for them? Judith survived and was not a victim of abuse. She admits herself it was a 'perfect ' marriage. She was just lied to. Well sis, join the club.

[@ekimandersom4478]

@@tessa1238 Trust me, your husband or anyone’s, have skeletons in their closed also.

[@janhemmings9978]

Poor Judith she’s a victim not a monster bless her

[@ylenagreen4084]

Ri Le but if a man married a serial killer he’d be what exactly?

[@ClarnisLinYoshiDesu]

@@lomomana311 she really was naive..

[@ladylaois8184]

Poor woman. My daughter was married to a monster to she had no real idea. Nothing like this they say love is blind. Well that’s true

[@michellea5415]

Lady Laois Yeah what happened?

[@ladylaois8184]

He was beating her up threw her down the stairs, she was two weeks off having a baby. Bay lived only two weeks

[@dewivangreuningen5494]

@@ladylaois8184 I feel sorry for you and your daughter.. hope she lives a better life now

[@ladylaois8184]

dewi maharani yes she’s sadly psychologically never been herself. But she’s now a strong person works with vulnerable people. Life’s such a weird path x

[@lomomana311]

Lady Laois Women love abusive men lol

[@beth-bi9yv]

It's human nature to want to see the best in others, especially those close to us. People often explain away small inconsistencies or lies. We don't want to see the darkness someone might hide from us. I believe her when she says she had no idea.

[@dannygjk]

yes and she also didn't want to 'look under the bed'.

[@tessa1238]

@@lomomana311 True, but not all women.

[@renatejaunbrale1843]

Protams. Sievietes precas ar mīļoto, bet ne monstru. Atklāt mīļotajā vīrietī monstru, ir līdzīgi efektam, kad glāzē, kurā tikko bijis verdošs ūdens, ielej ledainu... Kā- sievietei, savā apziņā savienot, abus- to, kuru viņa karsti mīlēja un par kuru rūpējās- tik daudzus gadus un to otru, kurš slepkavoja - tik daudzus gadus un vēl senāk..? Un protams- meli. Viss bija- briesmīgi meli, jo patiesība bija briesmīga... Viņš, tai meloja- 16(!) gadus. Visus- 16! No pirmās dienas. Un būtu melojis tālāk, ja netiktu atmaskots.

[@liligh]

"when the 12th body emerged we thought we had a serial killer" .... THE 12th??! and he asked him point blanc if he did it? Who is this guy?

[@neymahlaika1953]

Thank goodness he never tried to harm her at all. His marriage was the hideout of his heinous crimes

[@jaftathateng5197]

Maybe maybe not

[@wildheartxxx135]

He never tried to harm her cuz he loved her

[@rachellalite4283]

Just imagine the horror

[@Boahemaa]

After watching so many KZbin videos on how normal seeming people are actually brutal murderers if I enter anyone's house with ripped up carpet I'm calling the police.

[@vanessakelly5993]

Poor woman - I feel so bad for her, all her dreams shattered 😰😰

[@sabrinagordon6458]

The narrator is giving the same vibe as from desperate housewives

[@victoriatrist9001]

This is a fine example why polygraphs are inadmissible in court. They can be manipulated. My heart goes out to the victims and their families ( his included).

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

I feel for this women. She was naïve and vulnerable having leaving a dysfunctional marriage. She was blinded by love.

[@TheDyingScotsman]

*woman**. "women" is plural (2 or more)

[@TheDyingScotsman]

@Quazi Roberts Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not?

[@normadicn5700]

Yea never followed an inkling of news so ignorant as well.

[@mrznjaci]

I am sorry of this woman... I mean, the man tricked the polygraph, who wouldn't he tricked everyone else, even his wife?

[@neversaw]

mrznjaci psychopaths can easily pass polygraphs because they don't have the emotions around the act so their physiology doesn't show any stress

[@boredweegie553]

They still didn't find all the womens bodies along the green River 😔

[@ishenicole9987]

I feel sorry for her.,she had so much love to give... I noticed through this interview she was hurting inside.. I am glad there is such thing DNA testing.. forensic science has come along way. 🌷

[@manichairdo6346]

She looks great for 75 years old.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

As well as sorrowing for Judith, I’d like to tell her how much I admire her, and that her bravery is incredible. She’s obviously a strong woman; she at least knows she can deal with *anything* now!

[@tommaroes8445]

Women becareful missing carpet , scars, leaving home 2 hrs early for work.

[@kathleenmuthoni2712]

I sometimes leave home 2hrs before work. Does that make me a serial killer 🙄

[@tommaroes8445]

@@kathleenmuthoni2712 if you have missing carpets, scars spattered blood stains that can be picked up by liminal, leave 2hrs early and unexplained movements definitely you are a serial killer.l hope that answers your question Mrs Ridgeway

[@manichairdo6346]

Carpets rare. Wood flooring in vogue. Mind you missing panels.... homemade coffins.

[@timfagan816]

I always show up 2 hours late for work, does that reverse the role and mean I'm going to get murdered when I get married?

[@RyanGhezawi]

@@tommaroes8445no that’s potential clues that could arouse suspicion but not make you immediately jump to the far fetched conclusion that someone is in fact a serial killer😂

[@catdevereux1274]

Gary Ridgway has an uncanny ability to make people feel sorry for him. He is one of the most manipulative sociopaths I've ever seen. Poor Judith, I hope she is able to come to terms with this but I doubt it, this has ruined her life and her soul, I don't think she will get over this, and a part of her will always love Gary (The image she fell in love with) because it's hard to separate the two Gary's in her fractured heart and mind. His victims were amazing women, and this is horrific all round, for everyone.

[@camvin575]

I 100% agree with everything you said. I think it's amazing what you said about the victims as well. I couldn't have said this better myself so thank you.

[@susanwaldron6831]

Cat Devereux. Very well put. I don't think she will ever get over it either but I hope I'm wrong and she finds peace some day.

[@tashas5074]

I remember the first time i Saw the Gary ridgeway interviw, and finding myself feeling empathy for him. And in a psychiatric nurse working in the psychiatric intensive Care unit. I recognize psychopaths/sociopaths when i see Them. They Always have this energy around Them that's Hard to explain. You can feel the energy. But ridgeway, he is a special kind of evil. He really has the ability to be able to manipulate People into feeling empathy for him even though they know what he did.

[@catdevereux1274]

@@tashas5074 He's the only sociopath I have ever seen that is able to garner sympathy just with his body language and demeanour

[@whatdoyoulivefor735]

He did not ruin her soul. No one- not even he- has the power to do that.

[@frankboff1260]

The way Judith talks about him I’m almost convinced he is innocent. Poor woman.

[@michealcurrie8272]

Thank you to all the forensic detectives doing great work everyday.

[@lovelessshin3]

Had to rewatch the Green River documentary but I can't imagine the guilt she might be experiencing now.

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

Why would SHE be feeling guilt??

[@carolking8485]

@@SusanaXpeace2u at the end of the video there's a recap, him going earlier for overtime, carpet disappearance, etc and she never pressing for questions or suspecting anything. recalling all those events she might feel that she could've done something but chose her comfort zone

[@meera2531]

@@carolking8485 yes she may have felt guilty of being too trusting, not reading the papers and not picking up on the red flags at all. She may have been blaming herself for not realising at all.

[@grogranum1835]

Combined with guilt, SHAME also burden us. People are cruel.

[@manichairdo6346]

@@carolking8485 Why question overtime etc.

[@georgeedward1691]

I really feel bad for his wife. To be married for 20 years then finding out your husband is the number one sought out killer in american history. That poor woman lost everything.

[@majinbubblybuu]

Detrctives are way too creepy in this re-enactment...

[@pasilove7098]

One never gets over going through such a relationship... It's a traumatic deep wound which no one can understand

[@louisasmiles]

I think I could understand if she stuck by a man who was decent to her. How could you walk away from a man you have only known to be kind, loving and fun? Very sad.

[@Maesterful]

She was lucky to survive being married to such a monster

[@kerstinmartinkelch2468]

he would never have killed her, she was his alibie, which should represent his normal life for, also he hated / hates prostitutes! It was perfect for him, she didn't ask any questions, probably because she didn't want to ask, because who wants to hear / see that you are being cheated on? Some people find 100 reasons to keep their "luck" alive! and on top of that, he was arguably America's best actor! I think she is a lovely woman, but she was probably extremely naive and that played Gary perfectly in the hands! I used a Googel translator to write this, hope you understand what I mean ;-)

[@adjuafrican2664]

They don't usually harm their wives/families

[@bansarakharkongorkharkongo7884]

He love her he will not harm her

[@deekircher21]

I feel sorry for this lady

[@musicfan8048]

y she wanted 2 pic a murderer

[@xToniMichellex]

Def Leppard Fan are you for real

[@PaulNurse1]

I hope Judith will meet someone and share a fulfilled future. So brave of her to do this interview And she remained so dignified. Utmost respect ✊

[@Maria-0017]

Here’s a fine example How you can be so CLOSE to someone , and never truly know them ! Funny how these psychopaths pick women that you imagine would be at home baking cookies 🍪 all day!

[@joebloggs619]

Oh, some of them have different tastes and might go got types like journalists or similar out and about career women. Or escorts etc.These serial killers seem to have addictive, obsessive compulsive tendencies, prefering certain types, certain rituals, routines etc. Once they start, they can't stop.

[@moniqua9123]

Poor woman, must feel like she lived in one big lie for so many years! I wish her to find peace in her heart

[@maxinelowe6285]

I feel sorry for the wife she just wanted love and he gave it to her isn't that we all want to give love and be loved that could happen to any of us x

[@sheisapearla]

Would be interested to know a bit of his early life to shine a bit of light on such a twisted personality.

[@NonaPaskemin]

Poor Judith 😭😭 she seems like such a sweet and gentle woman. I teared up when she said she doesn't know if she will ever trust a man again

[@christynorman7288]

She doesn't need a man she will make her own happiness. A man wont make you happy you have to work on yourself happiness from within. .. peace ☮️ out

[@batsy4047]

Dear Judith, You are the reason and the blessing in disguise that kept him from killing more people.. Stay Strong and be happy 😊

[@rhiannongreen2642]

Denial can be so strong, I remember reading about a woman who was murdered by her husband. Turned out he was a serial killer and she'd even written in her diary that he'd come home covered in blood the day a young woman was murdered and claimed it was from fishing.

[@mrsTraveller64]

The most scary part about this story is that he was so normal!! He was kind and thoughtful and not aggressive or violent. The carpent-thing no one of us had thought more about; people buy new carpets or re-new their homes from time to time! The early mornings he had; what was there to wonder about? I also wake up early,go out while everyone still in bed because I love mornings,when everything is fresh and quiet outside! I would never have suspected anything about him either,as would no one else who knew him either!

[@tayasinth5161]

Finally found a crime channel that doesn't cut the story in 5 different episodes. Subsrcibed!

[@lv7118]

Now I feel ashamed for screeching at my husband for leaving the loo seat up.

[@macciebuilds]

the toilet seat?

[@lv7118]

@@macciebuilds yes

[@rositasierra5935]

Oh I hate that too. Why can't they just put it back down after use??

[@ekimandersom4478]

@@rositasierra5935 Why can woman not put it up after they are done?

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

@@ekimandersom4478 Where I live, it is normal to have a closed toilet. Seat and lid down. Nothing can fall in and nothing can come out.

[@Evie170]

This case definitely affected American culture, particularly in the Northwest region. There was a grunge band Green River named after the Green River Killer. And Twin Peaks was partly based on the case. Many people in the Seattle area said they couldn't watch Twin Peaks at the time as it was too close to home, and the serial killer was still on the loose.

[@MsKunda]

Why do some people want to find a way to blame the victim, it's unfair

[@herasean5720]

This shows that 'love' is not really the most important part in marriage, someone can love you so much, but he still has the worst personality ever, he still can be a murderer....

[@MC-fv9no]

The poor thing, it would be so hard to trust another man after all this. :(

[@CaitlinQuinlan]

What about the women he killed lets feel sorry for Judith but lets give a thought for those who died !

[@marvscole]

Judish was a mother he always wanted, still she's another victim, in double accounts.

[@user-nq6um4bs5y]

Surfonic Shes no victim, she was married to an evil man

[@IwasBlueb4]

@Lost Wolf well said, lost wolf ......

[@IwasBlueb4]

@@user-nq6um4bs5y of course shes a victim...what an absolutely absurd comment.....so narrow minded, too

[@jaftathateng5197]

What do u say about man born of a woman bla bla bla bla ........

[@motherearth7820]

May the victims RIP...and as for Judith, that poor woman! Twice her life was completely shattered. So sad...😢

[@davidmays9799]

Watched his trial where one husband spoke right to him and said I forgive you . That killer finally broke down and cried . He had no emotion throughout until that moment. Even though he is a monster and he knows it there is a part of him that wants to be normal.

[@christynorman7288]

We're the 48 wen all prostitutes?

[@phoebekariuki8096]

This is unbelievable! Too scary living with a murderer n the way she seems to have loved him 😭

[@markvines7308]

That was a heck of a story! There was some strange chemistry at work in their relationship. I feel sad for her, even the first marriage ended with a low blow.

[@gar7reever754]

...."he never got angry....was almost perfect..." ALWAYS run in the other direction!! You go judith....u are a warrior 🇨🇦🌬💞🙏

[@Flaschenteufel]

you must be one catch

[@gar7reever754]

@@Flaschenteufel i sure am.

[@Skylightatdusk]

These shows are such an eye opener.

[@annettehellingrath8288]

I was both appalled and fascinated by this case. It is amazing that this man had a full time job, was married, had children and was in a loving relationship while he was killing women. The first time I saw this lady talk about her relationship with this killer I really liked her. She comes across as such a nice, caring, intelligent woman. It's really unfair that someone so nice had to go through something so awful. I wish her all the best.

[@ejvenida]

Judith is so kind-hearted and loves him so much... 😔❤️

[@hayden7884]

I've read and watched the Green river killer case and this is the first time I've seen his wife talk about him. In a way I understand. I wouldn't want to show my face everywhere on TV too if my husband's a serial killer.

[@Stefanie3]

I know her, always found her sweet, just like in this video.

[@bradbell5599]

Am thinking the same thing

[@camvin575]

@@Stefanie3 Did you no Gary too? Makes me shudder just asking you that question as he was awful.

[@Stefanie3]

@@camvin575 He was, I can't even imagine what she must feel. So used and much worse things. She seems so sweet and thoughtful, not ignorant at all. Yes I know his story pretty well. But did you hear as well that gentleman, who's daughter Gary killed, forgave him in the court room? I'm still getting shivers, what an amazing man!

[@ToeKnife166]

she was in another documentary

[@bunnymad5049]

Judith is lovely. I hope she's found peace. Goodness me, how utterly horrendous for everyone.

[@allybally0021]

Cute bunny! Lovely characters.

[@bunnymad5049]

@@allybally0021 Thanks. He was a gorgeous ratbag and my best little mate. Lost him October to cancer.

[@allybally0021]

@@bunnymad5049 I am so sorry to hear that. It is an appalling sense of loss but I bet he left having had a great life and a top buddy. Best wishes.