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EP 76 - Green River Killer Part 5
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Welcome back to Death by Champagne, the podcast here to keep you up at night! We are back this week to continue our dive into the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway. We cover a lot of ground this episode including the initial FBI profile, a survivor story, and task force updates. We pick up where we left off and continue to detail victims 30-39. We wrap up this episode in 1987 when Gary Ridgway has his first major scare in becoming found out when a search warrant is issued for his property.
This episode contains foul language, graphic discussions about rape, murder, child abuse, and necrophilia. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!
Sources Brenda Lackey, Carlie Jones, Julie Johnson - Assessment from Radford University Psychology Department
Ann Rule, Green River Running Red
Eric W Hickey, Serial Murderers and Their Victims
Sheriff David Reichert, Chasing the Devil
Prosecutor’s Summary of Evidence
Blaine Hardin, Washington Post, November 16th, 2003
Sean Robinson, The News Tribune, December 16th, 2001
Katherine Ramsland, PhD, Psychology Today, Triad of Evil
Green River Killer Case: HistoryLink.org
David Quigg, The News Tribune, “A Different View of the Ridgway Family”, Dec 20, 2001
Murderpedia
Green River Victim’s Family Finds Peace in Forgiveness: Seattle pi Article
UPI Archives, “Suspect Says He Isn’t The Green River Killer”
Nadia Young and Rachel Baye, CNN Special Investigations, “Woman describes close call with Green River Killer” Green River Serial Killer: Biography of an Unsuspecting Wife by Pennie Morehead
Carlton Smith, Seattle Weekly, Oct 9, 2006
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continue reading
This episode contains foul language, graphic discussions about rape, murder, child abuse, and necrophilia. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!
Sources Brenda Lackey, Carlie Jones, Julie Johnson - Assessment from Radford University Psychology Department
Ann Rule, Green River Running Red
Eric W Hickey, Serial Murderers and Their Victims
Sheriff David Reichert, Chasing the Devil
Prosecutor’s Summary of Evidence
Blaine Hardin, Washington Post, November 16th, 2003
Sean Robinson, The News Tribune, December 16th, 2001
Katherine Ramsland, PhD, Psychology Today, Triad of Evil
Green River Killer Case: HistoryLink.org
David Quigg, The News Tribune, “A Different View of the Ridgway Family”, Dec 20, 2001
Murderpedia
Green River Victim’s Family Finds Peace in Forgiveness: Seattle pi Article
UPI Archives, “Suspect Says He Isn’t The Green River Killer”
Nadia Young and Rachel Baye, CNN Special Investigations, “Woman describes close call with Green River Killer” Green River Serial Killer: Biography of an Unsuspecting Wife by Pennie Morehead
Carlton Smith, Seattle Weekly, Oct 9, 2006
90 episodes
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Welcome back to Death by Champagne, the podcast here to keep you up at night! We are back this week to continue our dive into the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway. We cover a lot of ground this episode including the initial FBI profile, a survivor story, and task force updates. We pick up where we left off and continue to detail victims 30-39. We wrap up this episode in 1987 when Gary Ridgway has his first major scare in becoming found out when a search warrant is issued for his property.
This episode contains foul language, graphic discussions about rape, murder, child abuse, and necrophilia. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!
Sources Brenda Lackey, Carlie Jones, Julie Johnson - Assessment from Radford University Psychology Department
Ann Rule, Green River Running Red
Eric W Hickey, Serial Murderers and Their Victims
Sheriff David Reichert, Chasing the Devil
Prosecutor’s Summary of Evidence
Blaine Hardin, Washington Post, November 16th, 2003
Sean Robinson, The News Tribune, December 16th, 2001
Katherine Ramsland, PhD, Psychology Today, Triad of Evil
Green River Killer Case: HistoryLink.org
David Quigg, The News Tribune, “A Different View of the Ridgway Family”, Dec 20, 2001
Murderpedia
Green River Victim’s Family Finds Peace in Forgiveness: Seattle pi Article
UPI Archives, “Suspect Says He Isn’t The Green River Killer”
Nadia Young and Rachel Baye, CNN Special Investigations, “Woman describes close call with Green River Killer” Green River Serial Killer: Biography of an Unsuspecting Wife by Pennie Morehead
Carlton Smith, Seattle Weekly, Oct 9, 2006
…
continue reading
This episode contains foul language, graphic discussions about rape, murder, child abuse, and necrophilia. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!
Sources Brenda Lackey, Carlie Jones, Julie Johnson - Assessment from Radford University Psychology Department
Ann Rule, Green River Running Red
Eric W Hickey, Serial Murderers and Their Victims
Sheriff David Reichert, Chasing the Devil
Prosecutor’s Summary of Evidence
Blaine Hardin, Washington Post, November 16th, 2003
Sean Robinson, The News Tribune, December 16th, 2001
Katherine Ramsland, PhD, Psychology Today, Triad of Evil
Green River Killer Case: HistoryLink.org
David Quigg, The News Tribune, “A Different View of the Ridgway Family”, Dec 20, 2001
Murderpedia
Green River Victim’s Family Finds Peace in Forgiveness: Seattle pi Article
UPI Archives, “Suspect Says He Isn’t The Green River Killer”
Nadia Young and Rachel Baye, CNN Special Investigations, “Woman describes close call with Green River Killer” Green River Serial Killer: Biography of an Unsuspecting Wife by Pennie Morehead
Carlton Smith, Seattle Weekly, Oct 9, 2006
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