In the 1980s and 1990s, forty-nine ladies in the Seattle area were brutally murdered, their bodies dumped along the Green River and Pacific Highway South in Washington State. Despite an exhaustive investigation-even serial killer Ted Bundy was consulted to assist with mental profiling-the sadistic killer continuing to elude specialists for pretty much twenty years.

After that, in 2001, after installation suspicion and with DNA evidence finally at hand, King State police charged a fifty-two-year-old about The Search for the Green River Killer: The True Story of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer truck painter, Gary Ridgway, with the murders. His confession as well as the horrific details of his crimes just added fuel to the notoriety of the Green River Killer.

Journalists Carlton Smith and Tomas Guillen covered the murders for the Seattle Situations from day one, receiving a Pulitzer Prize nomination because of their work. They wrote the first edition of this reserve before the law enforcement had their guy. Revised after Ridgway’s conviction, The Seek out the Green River Killer is the best authoritative account of the Pacific Northwest eliminating spree that held a country spellbound-and is constantly on the horrify and fascinate, spawning dramatizations and documentaries of a demented killer who seemed unstoppable for many years.