The Green River Killer: Gary Ridgway and the Women He Thought No One Would Miss
July 15, 1982. Two boys find a body in the Green River south of Seattle. She is sixteen. Within a month, four more women are pulled from the same water and mud. For nearly twenty years after that, a truck painter named Gary Leon Ridgway lives an ordinary life by day and hunts vulnerable women along Pacific Highway South by night.
He later said he chose them because he thought no one would miss them.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander Lawson traces the rise of the Green River Killer: the first dumpings in the river, the years of bodies in the woods, the 1987 search that took…
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