SEATTLE - Gary Leon Ridgway, known as the Green River Killer, has been booked into the King County Jail, according to the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Ridgway, who pled guilty in 2003 to ...

Gary Leon Ridgway, the notorious Green River Killer, pleaded guilty in 2003 to killing the girl — but he cannot remember her name. Now, working with forensic anthropologist Dr. Katherine Taylor, ...

Gary Leon Ridgway was charged Wednesday with four counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of four women who were slain during the Green River killings in the early 1980s. The charges carry a ...

SEATTLE Gary Leon Ridgway confessed in court Wednesday to murdering 48 women, admitting after more than 20 years that he is the Green River Killer. "I killed so many women I have a hard time keeping ...

In the end, the case to spare the life of Gary Leon Ridgway, the Green River Killer who haunted the Northwest for 21 years, came down to two forces. King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng, who once vowed ...

SEATTLE -- Uttering the word "guilty" 48 times with chilling calm, Gary Leon Ridgway admitted Wednesday he is the Green River Killer and confessed to strangling four dozen women over two decades -- ...

SEATTLE - Uttering the word "guilty" 48 times withchilling calm, Gary Leon Ridgway admitted Wednesday he is the GreenRiver Killer and confessed to strangling four dozen women over twodecades - "so ...

Wendy Lee Coffield, a 16-year old runaway from Pierce County, Wash., disppeared on July 8, 1982. One week later her body was found floating in the Green River, near Seattle. Coffield was strangled to ...

Accused of murdering four women nearly 20 years ago in Green River slayings. SEATTLE — Gary Leon Ridgway pleaded innocent Tuesday to charges he murdered four women nearly two decades ago in the Green ...

Friends and relatives of slain young women gazed dismally at Gary Leon Ridgway in court yesterday -- some wondering if he was the last person the victims ever saw -- as the Auburn man pleaded not ...

SEATTLE (AP) — For most of his adult life, Gary Leon Ridgway walked a tightrope. He did all the normal things: held a steady job, got married and had a son. But for almost two decades, police viewed ...