The 20-Year Hunt for the Green River Killer (S5, E1) | Cold Case Files | Full Episode
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Published 2024-05-25
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All Comments (21)
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This episode is 20 years old. The final victim's remains were identified in January, 2024.
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Ann Rule's book, Green River, Running Red, is an excellent account. She knew the detectives working this case.
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Hi good evening my cold case family hope you all enjoy this episode. Pray for all those families that lots their love ones 🙏 ❤️
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I've seen this case covered, but not like this. I appreciate that this focused on the people who worked so hard to solve the case and not just the life of the killer.
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I graduated high school in 1981 in the Seattle area. The Green River Killer as we called him terrified everyone. People were scared to go out. We didn't trust anyone. We even accused our close friends of being the murderer. A common phrase back then was " how do I know your not the green river killer?" This went on for years, decades. The 1980s and 90s were very scary times because of Gary Ridgeway. It was because murders kept happening and nobody was ever caught...until after the year 2000. It was tough for us young people back then because we all knew a serial killer was on the loose. He terrified and terrorized many more people than just the ones he killed.
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Reichert just never gave up … What a legend! 💪🏼
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How can you not love and admire someone like Sheriff Reichert?! That man has brass balls and a heart of gold. This case broke so many families. There will never be complete justice for those women, but at least the world is a little safer. Thank you to the team who helped lock up Gary Ridgeway. Stop violence against women!!
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Cold Case Family. We Meet Again.
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This is my favorite Cold Case episode ever but very different from the original. No music and no Bill Curtis.🚮
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"Couldn't find their butt with both hands.." 😂
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Kinda looked like Ted Bundy...
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That was Ted Bundy on the thumbnail
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Bittersweet would be a good description of what the Sheriff felt in the end.
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I'm grateful that these episodes are getting posted however it is only posted once per week and plus please upload full episodes into the case of Marlene Oakes (Major), the Weepy voiced killer, the lady killer (Eric Anderson), Joseph Ture Jr, Clyde Wilkerson, Maury Travis, Eva Schoen, James Rodney Hicks, Denise Huber. Still haven't seen the full episodes of season 1, season 2 & season 3 yet, just small 10 minute video clips.
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Sheriff Reichert, nothing but respect Sir!!❤
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the ending broke my heart. evil is real.
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Why does everyone think its mannequins it's always a body not a mannequin
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Well made, with a lot of respect❤
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Wow the Green River Killer has an uncanny resemblance to Ted Bundy..
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Why do the people that find the bodies always think they're mannequins? How many mannequins have you ever seen just thrown in the woods.
