about early violence, he confessed this episode. i was down on the corner of chinook and 188. the boy was playing up there. how long had you known this boy? never seen him before. what caused you to approach him? he just looked vulnerable for some reason. jim davis was vulnerable, all right. he was only 6 years old and alone on the grounds of a junior high school near his home. we played cowboys and indians and my friends left to get some things to fix our fort up. for 40 years davis never knew the name of the teenager who walked up to him that day. until now, he had no reason to speak publicly about it. this was an unknown teenager? i had never seen him before. davis says the boy, he now knows as gary ridgway, pretended to show him where to get material for his fort.
ridgway. he was already honing his killer impulses. pushed by psychologists to talk about early violence, he confessed this episode. i was down on the corner of chinook and 188. the boy was playing up there. how long had you known this boy? never seen him before. what caused you to approach him? he just looked vulnerable for some reason. jim davis was vulnerable, all right. he was only 6 years old and alone on the grounds of a junior high school near his home. we played cowboys and indians and my friends left to get some things to fix our fort up. for 40 years davis never knew the name of the teenager who walked up to him that day. until now, he had no reason to speak publicly about it. this was an unknown teenager?
about early violence, he confessed this episode. i was down on the corner of chinook and 188. the boy was playing up there. how long had you known this boy? never seen him before. what caused you to approach him? he just looked vulnerable for some reason. jim davis was vulnerable, all right. he was only 6 years old and alone on the grounds of a junior high school near his home. we played cowboys and indians and my friends left to get some things to fix our fort up. for 40 years davis never knew the name of the teenager who walked up to him that day. until now, he had no reason to speak publicly about it. this was an unknown teenager? i had never seen him before. davis says the boy, he now knows as gary ridgway, pretended to show him where to get
by age 14, something a lot deeper than his mother s exasperation with his bed wetting was driving gary ridgway. he was already honing his killer impulses. pushed by psychologists to talk about early violence, he confessed this episode. i was down on the corner of chinook and 188. the boy was playing up there. how long had you known this boy? never seen him before. what caused you to approach him? he just looked vulnerable for some reason. jim davis was vulnerable, all right. he was only 6 years old and alone on the grounds of a junior high school near his home. we played cowboys and indians and my friends left to get some things to fix our fort up. for 40 years davis never knew the name of the teenager who walked up to him that day. until now, he had no reason to