Pic of gary ridgway prison building

November 5, Gary Leon Ridgway pled guilty to 48 counts of Aggravated Murder in the First Degree.

Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, was transferred from the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla to Seattle's King County Jail on.

Before Ridgway's identity became known, the press nicknamed him the “Green River Killer” after his first five victims were found in or near the.

Ridgeway was booked into the jail yesterday morning on an Institutional hold which generally means the county is holding him for the state.

Gary Ridgway, the man infamously known as the Green River Killer, has been transferred from King County Jail to a different facility, according to public.

Before Ridgway's identity became known, the press nicknamed him the “Green River Killer” after his first five victims were found in or near the..

Green River Killer: River of Death

Detective Dave Reichert

Sheriff Dave Reichert, a more recent photo

Major Richard Kraske

Criminal Profiler, John Douglas

Dr.

Robert Keppel, Criminal Investigator

Ted Bundy, notorious serial killer who contributed information to the Green River investigation.

Captain James Pompey, headed the Green River Task Force later in the investigation.

Gary Leon Ridgway, charged with the murder of four of the Green River victims after DNA testing.

Gary Leon Ridgway, awaiting trial for the murders of four of the Green River victims.

Agisheff & Abernathy, victims

Antosh & Authorlee, victims

Avent & Bello, victims

Bonner & Brockman, victims

Bush & Buttram, victims

Chapman & Childers, victims

Christensen & Coffiel, victims

Gabbart & Hinds, victims

Loworn & Malvar, victims

Mareero & Matthews, victims

McGinness & Meehan, victims

Milligan & Mills, victims

Naon & Nelson, victims