Who was the Green River Killer? Inside Gary Ridgway's murder streak, and why Ted Bundy offered his assistance in capturing ...

Roger Dunn, who investigated Ted Bundy and met the killer during his detective career, joins "Banfield" to discuss his ...

In the 1980s, Ted Bundy helped detectives understand the “Green River Killer,” who was later identified as Gary Ridgway. The ...

While awaiting execution in Florida in 1986, Ted Bundy contacted Washington officials who were investigating a string of ...

In January 2024, the King County Sheriff’s Office identified the final known victim of Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer, ...

“Ted Bundy: Dialogue with the Devil,” which is now streaming in full on Hulu, follows Green River Task Force members Robert ...

Setting foot inside Gary Ridgway's shoes gave Bundy license to unpack his own psychology. Here's how to watch 'Ted Bundy: ...

Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, was suddenly transferred from the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla to the King County Jail in Seattle on Monday, but the reason for ...

He was on the loose until late 2001. But two months ago, Gary Ridgway pled guilty to killing 48 women. The plea was part of a controversial deal -- the killer's life in exchange for the truth.

Gary Ridgway, one of the nation's most prolific serial killers, is being returned to a Washington prison after he was transferred out of state earlier this year, the Washington Department of ...

He was on the loose until late 2001. But late last year, Gary Ridgway pled guilty to killing 48 women. The plea was part of a controversial deal -- the killer's life in exchange for the truth.