wasn t a very big guy, only 151 pounds. and he admitted that in the beginning he had to figure out the best way to kill. the first one was the hardest one, just i fought all over with them like this, and, then i d wrap my legged around them and twist. these are all things you learned over time? over time and then i killed them, yes. one of them turned around one time when i was choking her until she died. that one was 16-year-old wendy coughfield, the first women found on july 15th, 1982. ridgway claims not to recognize the faces of his victims. didn t know their names. in fact, he never wanted to know. i learned a lesson, never to kill from the front. i just didn t like looking them in the face and then the pain they were having in their face.
the best way to kill. the first one was the hardest one, just i fought all over with them like this, and, then i d wrap my legged around them and twist. these are all things you learned over time? over time and then i killed them, yes. one of them turned around one time when i was choking her until she died. that one was 16-year-old wendy coughfield, the first women found on july 15th, 1982. ridgway claims not to recognize the faces of his victims. didn t know their names. in fact, he never wanted to know. i learned a lesson, never to kill from the front. i just didn t like looking them in the face and then the pain they were having in their face.
pounds. and he admitted that in the beginning he had to figure out the best way to kill. the first one was the hardest one, just i fought all over with them like this, and, then i d wrap my legged around them so they wouldn t twist. these are all things you learned over time? over time and then i killed them, yes. one of them turned around one time when i was choking her until she died. that one was 16-year-old wendy coughfield, the first victim found in the green river on july 15th, 1982. ridgway claims not to recognize the faces of his victims. didn t know their names. in fact, he never wanted to know. i learned a lesson, never to kill from the front. i just didn t like looking them in their face and the pain
over whether they could have caught him earlier and perhaps saved the lives of dozens of young women. they were almost afraid of the answer. ridgway was about to tell them just how many times they had come close. and he tells of a victim who came close to getting away. she fought more than any of the other women and she caused me more damage than the other women. when chasing the devil returns. but you go in pieces. [ female announcer ] you can t pass mom s inspection with lots of pieces left behind. that s why there s charmin ultra strong. tt>fb@u6÷#-3w9 qqú a pvap& úédé ttvwkun+og#wvs#q ppu;v?2v.ac=u2lt%p/wlñkñ0k9% @nkgg@ $x:p its diamondweave texture is soft and more durable versus the ultra rippled brand. tt>ff@%a÷#-3w9 qqú a pvap& úz d so it holds up better for a more dependable clean. tt>ff@mú÷#-3w9 qqú a pvap& ú-%8 fewer pieces left behind. ttvwkun+og#wvs#q ppu;v?2v.ac=u÷je&
green river murders, but, also, the why. a career spent chasing the devil, as reichert s new book is called, recovering the mangled bodies of teenage girls creates a powerful incentive to understand what forces forge a serial killer. over those years, those visions are very fresh. those images are burned into your mind forever. it turns out there were other opportunities to stop gary ridgway from killing that had been missed. his violent acts began years before, way back in his teen years. could something have been done back then? weeks of questioning brought forth secrets from ridgway s childhood and the story of his first attack. in his first interview, gary ridgway s youngest victim tells dateline his story of encountering and surviving an assault by the teenager who would become the green river killer. a tale so horrifying, it would haunt the victim forever. and foreshadow a killer s lifetime of cruelty.