A prison official exclusively tells Us Weekly the infamous Green River serial killer Gary Ridgway's health status hasn't ...

Gary Ridgway, who claimed to have killed as many as 80 women, is reportedly receiving end-of-life care in prison, former King ...

Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer and one of America’s most prolific convicted serial killers, is receiving end-of-life ...

In 1985, investigators recovered human remains near Seattle, which at the time was only known as Bones 17. 40 years later, they confirmed that the remains belonged to a victim of the Green River ...

The last known remains of the Green River Killer case have been identified by the King County Sheriff's Office almost 40 years after the victim was last seen. The partial remains were found back in ...

Gary Ridgway is in the waiting room of the express train to hell. The man known as the notorious Green River Killer, who ...

The only reason Gary Ridgway aka the Green River Killer got caught was because of modern investigative technology. According to Oxygen, officials arrested Gary in 2001 on charges of loitering. The ...

SEATTLE — Gary Ridgway, also known as the “Green River Killer,” was booked into the King County jail Monday morning, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office confirmed. Ridgway, 75, is currently ...

The King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) has identified the last set of remains from the Green River Killer case as belonging to Tammie Liles. Some of Liles’ remains were first discovered in 1985 near ...

Local and national speculation continues to swirl around the possibly delcining health status of Gary Ridgway, the notorious ...

Feb. 19–Timeline of the Green River killer case: July 15, 1982: Children playing near Kent find strangled body of Wendy Coffield, 16, of Puyallup, in the Green River. Dec. 3: Rebecca “”Becky”” Marrero ...