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Mary West

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## Mary West

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Mary Exzetta West** (March 6, 1967 - February 6, 1984) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington on February 6, 1984. She was Ridgway's forty-fourth known murder victim.

## Background

Mary was born on March 6, 1967 in Kansas. Details surrounding her childhood are unavailable, but she was known to be two months pregnant at the time of her murder. She also was known to have become involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Mary was last seen on February 6, 1984 in Seattle, Washington, leaving a relative's house to go to the store. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Mary remains were discovered on September 8, 1985 in Seattle, Washington, under a tree in Seward Park. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Mary's disappearance is unknown, but she was added to the list of suspected victims of the Green River Killer in July 1984. Once Mary's remains were recovered from Seward Park in 1985, she was added to the list of confirmed victims of the killer.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Mary's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Mary West at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
Wendy Jenkins

**Wendy Edith Jenkins** (c. 1947 - 28 August 1979) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Bristol, England, on 28 August 1979. If Sutcliffe murdered her, Wendy would be his eleventh murder victim.

## Background

Wendy was living in Bristol, England, at the time of her murder and was rumored to be a sex worker. She was described as being a "really nice girl".

## Disappearance

On the late night of 27 August 1979, Wendy was drinking at a pub. She left the pub at approximately 11:30 p.m. that night and never returned. Wendy was last seen alive at approximately 5:30 a.m. on 28 August 1979, six hours after the last sighting of Wendy. She was talking to a "well-dressed" man in his 30s.

## Discovery

Three hours after the last sighting of Wendy, her body was found in a building site sandpit partially buried in the sand. She had been beaten and stabbed to death.

## Aftermath

Suspicions were immediately raised that Wendy was the next victim of the Yorkshire Ripper, a then-unidentified serial killer who was murdering women in the Yorkshire area at the time. The team in charge of the Ripper case was brought in to examine the crime scene to figure out if Wendy's killer was the Ripper.

Though Wendy's injuries were similar to the other victims, many details didn't match the Ripper's method of killing, these differences being unknown to the public. The Ripper wasn't believed to be Wendy's killer, but he was never ruled out.

The Ripper was identified in 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to the Yorkshire Ripper killings but didn't confess to Wendy's murder. Sutcliffe still hasn't been ruled out as being Wendy's killer.

Sutcliffe would go on to murder at least three more women and was caught in January 1981, a year after Wendy's murder.

On 13 November 2020, Sutcliffe died in prison. He had a private funeral, and his body was cremated.

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Wendy Jenkins at *Find a Grave*
* *Bristol Live*
* *Western Daily Press*
Vera Millward

**Vera Evelyn Millward** (26 August 1937 - 16 May 1978) was a woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Manchester, England, on 16 May 1978. She was Sutcliffe's ninth known murder victim.

## Background

Vera was born in August 1937 in Madrid, Spain, but was living in Manchester, England, at the time of her murder. It was theorised that Vera was a sex worker, but it was never confirmed.

## Disappearance

Vera was last seen by her boyfriend on 16 May 1978, at approximately 10:00 p.m., when she left their home to buy cigarettes. At some point during the night, she got into her killer's car.

## Discovery

Vera's body was discovered the day after her disappearance behind the Manchester Infirmary. She was hit on the head with a hammer, and her body was mutilated.

## Aftermath

Due to the public suspecting Vera was a sex worker, the injuries sustained, and the fact that the killer attacked Jean Jordan in Manchester, Vera's murder was connected to the Yorkshire Ripper killings.

Vera was the ninth victim of the Yorkshire Ripper killings. The perpetrator would be identified in January 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to Vera's murder along with the murders of twelve other women.

On 13 November 2020, Sutcliffe died in prison. He had a private funeral, and his body was cremated.

## Source

* Vera Millward on Wikipedia
* Vera Millward at *Find a Grave*
* *Liverpool Daily Post* (subscription required)
Patricia Docker

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## Patricia Docker

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Patricia Charlotte Docker** (née Wilson) (c. 1943 - 23 February 1968) was a young woman who was murdered by "Bible John" in Glasgow, Scotland on 23 February 1968. She is the killer's first known murder victim.

## Background

Patricia was born an only child in Glasgow, Scotland, in approximately 1943. Patricia married on or around 1962, having at least one child, but later separated. Patricia was an auxiliary nurse at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

Patricia was last seen by her family when she left home on the night of 22 February 1968 to go to the Majestic Ballroom. She is believed to have gone to the Majestic Ballroom for a small amount of time in the evening but left to go to the nearby Barrowland Ballroom soon after. She is believed to have gone because the Barrowland Ballroom held an over-25s night on Thursdays.

## Discovery

Patricia's nude body was found on 23 February 1968 by a man on his way to work. She was found in the doorway of a lock-up garage. When police began their investigation, they discovered that Patricia's clothing, handbag, and watch were not at the scene. A sanitary towel belonging to Patricia was also found. The towel revealed that Patricia was menstruating at the time of her murder, a trait that all of Bible John's victims possessed.

Patricia was strangled with a strong ligature, possibly a belt. Though no signs of sexual assault were on her body, she is believed to have been raped as a part of the attack. Patricia's body also showed evidence of blunt-force trauma, though her cause of death was strangulation.

## Aftermath

One of the paramedics at the scene recognized Patricia as being a nurse. When Patricia was discovered to be missing, her father identified her on the day after she was found.

Patricia's handbag was recovered from the River Cart soon after her murder. Her watch was also recovered in a pool of water close to where her body was found. Patricia's clothing was never found. Extensive door-to-door requires revealed someone heard a woman scream "Leave me alone!" on the evening of Patricia's murder.

In August 1969, the body of Jemima McDonald was found after a night at the Barrowland Ballroom. Though the cases were suspected to be linked, they weren't officially. In October 1969, another woman, Helen Puttock, was found murdered after spending a night at the Barrowland. Jemima and Helen's murders were linked soon after Helen's murder, but it's unknown when Patricia's murder was linked.

Bible John is currently unidentified, leaving all three murders unsolved.

## Sources

* Bible John on Wikipedia
* Patricia Docker at *Find a Grave*
* *BBC*
* *The Guardian Journal* (subscription required)
Tech

# Forging

The forge is a multi-block structure composed by a core and an input and output blocks, in which you insert raw materials, then you infuse your chakra by pressing the infuse button and the result will appear in the output block.

The gui of the input block is similar to a workbench but bigger, where you put items in a certain shape like in a crafting table and the let the forge work on it.

The items transforming into your weapon/armor will be shown inside the forge.
Peter Sutcliffe

Sutcliffe at the time of his crime spree.

**Peter William Sutcliffe** (2 June 1946 - 13 November 2020) was a man who murdered at least thirteen women and attacked a further nine in Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Huddersfield, and Halifax between the years of 1975 and 1980. He attacked a further two women in Keighley and Silsden.

## Victims

### Confirmed

* Wilma McCann
* Emily Jackson
* Irene Richardson
* Patricia "Tina" Atkinson
* Jayne MacDonald
* Jean Jordan
* Yvonne Pearson
* Elena "Helen" Rytka
* Vera Millward
* Josephine Whitaker
* Barbara "Babs" Leach
* Marguerite Walls
* Jacqueline Hill

### Suspected

Many women have been suspected to be victims of Sutcliffe, some of which have been ruled out. All victims suspected at some point who have not been ruled out can be viewed here:

### Suspected by police

* Fred Craven
* Barbara Young
* Debra "Debbie" Schlesinger
* Carol Wilkinson
* Wendy Jenkins

### Suspected by authors

* Mary Judge
* Lucy Tinslop
* Gloria Booth
* Judith Roberts
* Wendy Sewell
* Rosina "Rosie" Hilliard
* Alison Morris
* Sally Shepherd

## Timeline

Please see:

Peter Sutcliffe/Timeline

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Peter Sutcliffe at *Find a Grave*
Lisa Levy

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## Lisa Levy

### Cause of death

Beating/Strangulation

**Lisa Janet Levy** (February 1, 1957 - January 15, 1978) was a young woman who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Tallahassee, Florida, on January 15, 1978. She was Bundy's eighteenth known murder victim.

## Background

Lisa was born on January 6, 1957, on Saint Petersburg, Florida. At the time of her murder, she was attending the Florida State University (FSU), in Tallahassee, Florida.

## Discovery

On January 15, 1978, the bodies of four Chi Omega sorority students were found in their beds. Two of the girls survived, but Lisa and another girl, Margaret Bowman, were murdered.

It's believed that after Margaret was murdered, the perpetrator beat Lisa unconscious, sexually assaulted her with a hair mist bottle, and strangled her. One of her nipples was torn, and her left buttock had a deep bite mark on it.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Lisa and Margaret's murders, along with the attacks on three other girls, rocked the area. The crime was believed to have been committed within fifteen minutes. In the immediate days after, the motive was determined to be sexual, but the perpetrator remained unidentified.

### Identification of Killer

Lisa's killer would later be identified as Ted Bundy, who was first apprehended in 1975. He escaped prison just before New Years Day 1978, and traveled to Florida, where he would murder Margaret, Lisa, and a twelve-year-old girl named Kimberly Leach. He was apprehended for the final time on February 15, 1978.

Bundy confessed to thirty murders very shortly before his execution, including Lisa's. Lisa was one of the only victims whose murders Bundy was ever charged with, with the bite mark on her left buttock matching Bundy's teeth.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Lisa Levy at *Find a Grave*
* *Boca Raton News* (subscription required)
Helen Puttock

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## Helen Puttock

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Helen Puttock** (c. 1940 - 30 October 1969) was a young woman who was murdered by "Bible John" in Glasgow, Scotland, on 30 October 1969. She is the killer's third and last known murder victim.

## Background

Helen married her husband in March 1964, though it was discovered that Helen had told him that their marriage was over shortly before her murder. She had two children. On 17 October 1969, her husband traveled back to Scotland from Germany to try and win his wife's affection, though Helen rejected him.

## Disappearance

On 30 October 1969, Helen and her sister, Jean, opted to spend a night at the Barrowland Ballroom. As the night progressed, they met two men, both named John. Jean's partner said he was a slater, while Helen's partner, while well-spoken, didn't disclose much about himself. When the night was over, they left the ballroom. Jean's partner left to catch a bus, while Jean, Helen, and her partner took a taxi together.

Helen's partner revealed much more about himself in the taxi. He frequently quoted the Old Testament during the taxi ride. Jean discovered he was a teetotal man, and he shared disapproval of married women visiting the ballroom. Jean last saw Helen when she left the taxi, leaving Helen and her partner alone.

## Discovery

On 31 October 1969, a man walking his dog discovered Helen's body beside a drainpipe in the back garden of her flat. Her body was partially nude. Helen was menstruating at the time and her sanitary towel was discovered under her left arm. A deep bite mark was found on her upper right thigh, and the contents of Helen's handbag were scattered around her body, though the bag itself was missing.

Her attacker is believed to have stripped her partially nude and beaten her face extensively before raping her and strangling her with her stockings. She is believed to have struggled with her attacker, based on grass and weed stains on her shoes and feet. She had also tried to scale a nearby railway embankment to escape her attacker.

## Aftermath

Police immediately saw similarities between Helen's murder and the murder of Jemima McDonald, which happened two months prior. Suspicions were already raised about a connection between Jemima's murder and the murder of Patricia Docker, which occurred in February 1968. Jemima and Helen's murders were linked soon after Helen's murder, but it's unknown when Patricia's murder was linked.

Bible John is currently unidentified, leaving all three murders unsolved.

## Sources

* Bible John on Wikipedia
* Helen Puttock at *Find a Grave*
* *BBC*
* *The Guardian Journal*
A-385

The transformer in ROBLOSC?!?!?!

### Behavior:

Just stands there until you flash any flashlight in him. I say any I mean all of them.

### Damage:

Normal: 0%Kinda Mad: 50% (high percentage) - 100% (small percentage)Enraged: 100%

## Other Information to know

### Spawn Chance:

Very Common (A-384 - A-386)Impossible kinda rare: Anywhere after A-386.

**A-385** is a entity in **Backrooming** **Rooms**.

# APPEARANCE:

A-385 is a blue-ish circle with a fading white circle inside of it.

A-385 (Kinda Mad) kinda looks like G-26's enraged face.

A-385 (Enraged) Not really looking enraged, but it's literally QET-200.

# TIPS:

* He is a friendly entity unless you point any flashlight at him, depending on the brightness, he gets more mad.
* He will spawn an entity before he fades away. That being the following in the trivia section.
* If he talks about anything related to his favorite entity G-26, hide in a locker quickly.
* Do not say "QET" in the chat, he hates that word so much he'll kill the person within an instant.

# TRIVIA:

* He could spawn A-60, A-200, A-400, A-5, O-5, OO-5, QET-5, and OQET-5.
* He knows QET-200 really well, but he prefers to not talk about it.
* A-385 is a unpoppable bubble.
* A-385's variants have names, Kinda Mad variant is RI-385, Enraged is GE-385.
* A-385 loves The Horror Mansion.
* silly goober!!111

# YAYAYAYYA SILLY GALLERY!!1111

A-385's QET-200 formation.A-385's G-26 formation.
Mary Meehan

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## Mary Meehan

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Mary Bridget Meehan** (May 16, 1964 - September 15, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington, on September 15, 1982. She was Ridgway's eighth known murder victim.

## Background

Mary was born on Mary 16, 1964. She reportedly had a happy childhood and was known to love animals. She was described as being very outgoing and a talented artist.

Once Mary began middle school, she often got into trouble, as she was missing class. She later ran away from home but returned. She began trying to turn her life around, obtaining her GED. Mary later met a man who she moved in with. Mary was also known to be a sex worker. She was also pregnant at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

Mary was last seen in SeaTac, Washington, on September 15, 1982. She left a motel to go for a walk. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Mary's remains were discovered in SeaTac, Washington, on November 13, 1983. Her remains were found in a shallow grave. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but police deemed her case a homicide.

## Aftermath

After Mary's remains were recovered, her case was connected to the Green River killings. Mary matched the description of most of the victims and was found in one of the places where the killer was known to hide bodies.

It wouldn't be until 2001 that her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Mary's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Mary Meehan at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Longview Daily News* (subscription required)
Laura Aime

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## Laura Aime

### Cause of death

Beating/Strangulation

**Laura Ann Aime** (August 21, 1957 - c. November 1974) was a teenager who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Lehi or American Fork Canyon, Utah, on October 31, 1974. She was Bundy's eleventh known murder victim.

## Background

Laura was born on August 21, 1957, in Lehi, Utah. She was staying in numerous places with friends at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

On Halloween, October 31, 1974, Laura was attending a Halloween party. Shortly after midnight on November 1, Laura left. To get home, she tried to hitchhike. She was never seen again.

## Discovery

Laura's nude body was found by hikers in American Fork Canyon, Utah, on November 27, 1974. She was raped and sodomized, and her face was beaten beyond recognition. She was also strangled with her stockings. She was believed to have died the week prior, meaning she was held captive for a long time.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Before Laura was identified, her body was believed to be that of Debi Kent, another girl who was last seen in Bountiful, Utah, on November 8, but dental records disproved it. Laura was identified via dental records on November 28, 1974.

Laura was the third of five teenage girls to disappear in the area. All of the cases were believed to be connected, but the perpetrator remained unidentified.

### Identification of Killer

Laura's killer would later be identified as Ted Bundy, who was first apprehended in 1975. He was a suspected in many disappearances in Washington and Oregon, but it's unknown if he was during the Utah murders. He escaped in late December 1977, and murdered three women in Florida. He was apprehended for the final time on February 15, 1978.

Bundy confessed to Laura's rape and murder. He also described "rituals" he did with the already dead bodies of Laura, and another victim, Melissa Smith, including washing their hair and applying makeup.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Laura Aime at *Find a Grave*
* *Deseret News*
Shelly Antosh

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## Shelly Antosh

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Yvonne "Shelly" Antosh** (April 8, 1964 - May 31, 1983), better known by her middle name, was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Auburn, Washington, on May 31, 1983. She was Ridgway's twenty-ninth known murder victim.

## Background

Shelly was born in Vancouver, British Columbia on April 8, 1964. Details about her childhood are unavailable, but she traveled to Washington shortly before her murder. She is known to have become involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Shelly was last seen in SeaTac, Washington, on Mary 31, 1983, along Pacific Highway South. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Shelly's remains were discovered in Auburn, Washington, on October 15, 1983. Her remains were found very close to the remains of Mimi Pitsor, Lori Razpotnik, and Sandra Major. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, though her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Due to the proximity of the location of Shelly's remains to other victims, her case was suspected to be linked to the Green River Killings. She was officially added to the list of victims in November 1983.

It wouldn't be until 2001 that her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Shelly's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Shelly Antosh at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *Longview Daily News* (subscription required)
Denise Bush

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## Denise Bush

### Discovered

June 12, 1985 (skull)February 10, 1990 (remains)

### Location

Tualatin, Oregon (1985 discovery)
Tukwila, Washington (1990 discovery)

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Denise Darcel Bush** (June 10, 1960 - October 8, 1982) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington, on October 8, 1982. She was Ridgway's eleventh known murder victim.

## Background

Details surrounding Denise's childhood are unavailable other than that she became a sex worker at some point.

In September 1982, a month before her murder, Denise was arrested and charged with stealing at least six wheelchairs from the hospital. She was charged with two other women. It's unknown what became of the charges.

## Disappearance

Denise was last seen on October 8, 1982, in SeaTac, Washington, along Pacific Highway South. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Denise's skull was discovered in Tualatin, Oregon, on June 12, 1985. The remains of Shirley Sherrill were later found in the same area. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

On February 10, 1990, remains and teeth were discovered in Tukwila, Washington. The remains were soon linked to Denise, meaning the last of her remains had been recovered. Her cause of death still couldn't be determined.

## Aftermath

Denise was added to the list of suspected victims of the then-unidentified Green River Killer sometime in 1983, along with Mary Meehan. Neither woman's remains had been recovered at this time.

When Denise's skull was recovered in 1985, she wasn't immediately added to the victim list of the killer as she was found in Oregon, unlike most victims. However, she was eventually added to the list.

It wouldn't be until 2001 that her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Denise's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women. When Ridgway confessed to Denise's murder in 2003, he told police he moved Denise's skull to Oregon to hinder the investigation.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Denise Bush at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Olympian*
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Delores Williams

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## Delores Williams

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Delores LaVerne Williams** (June 29, 1965 - March 8 - 17, 1983) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Auburn, Washington, on March 8 - 17, 1983. She was Ridgway's twentieth known murder victim.

## Background

Delores was born on June 29, 1965. Very little is known about her childhood. She reportedly had many previous arrests for being a sex worker.

## Disappearance

Delores was last seen in SeaTac, Washington, between March 8 and 17, 1983. She was last seen along Pacific Highway South. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Delores' remains were discovered in Auburn, Washington, near Star Lake Road, on March 31, 1984. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, though her case was deemed a homicide.

Delores' remains were found at around the same time as three other sets of remains, identified as belonging to Alma Smith, Sandra Gabbert and Terry Milligan.

## Aftermath

It's unknown if Delores' case was connected to the Green River killings after her disappearance, but all the remains found were connected soon after their discovery.

It wouldn't be until 2001 that her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Delores' murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Delores Williams at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Olympian* (subscription required)
Patti LeBlanc

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## Patti LeBlanc

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Patricia Ann "Patti" LeBlanc** (January 7, 1968 - August 12, 1983) was a teenager who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on August 12, 1983. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his thirty-fifth known murder victim.

Her remains have never been recovered.

## Background

Patti was born on January 7, 1968. Details surrounding her life are unknown, other than that she was living in a foster home, and she was known to be involved in sex work. Her foster mother said Patti was a chronic runaway, but would always call home.

## Disappearance

Patti was arrested on August 8, 1982, for being a sex worker. She was placed in the custody of the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) and was sent to live in a youth shelter. During a DSHS outing on August 12, Patti ran away. She was never heard from again.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Patti's disappearance is unknown, but she was added to the list of suspected victims of the Green River Killer in May 1993, due to the location of her disappearance and her being a sex worker.

### Identification of Killer

The Green River Killer was identified in 2001 as Gary Ridgway, and took a plea deal where he confessed to most of the victims murders. When asked about Patti, he said he couldn't recall any details about her. Green River investigator Tom Jensen has said he believes Ridgway is responsible for Patti's disappearance.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Patti LeBlanc at *Find a Grave*
* Patti LeBlanc at *NamUs*
* Patti LeBlanc at the *Doe Network*
* Patti LeBlanc at the *Charley Project*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
Marta Reeves

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## Marta Reeves

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Marta Reeves** (née Kalas) (April 11, 1953 - March 5 - 6, 1990) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Enumclaw, Washington on March 5, 1990. She was Ridgway's forty-eighth known murder victim.

## Background

Marta was born on April 11, 1953 in Hungary. She married at some point in her life and had four children. Marta later began taking cocaine and became addicted to it. She also was involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Marta was last seen either on March 5 or 6, 1990. She was known to work in Seattle's Central district, meaning she likely disappeared from there. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Marta's remains were discovered on September 20, 1990 by mushroom pickers along Highway 410, east of Enumclaw, Washington. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

Marta was discovered with clothing, including pink size six running shoes, jeans with a 28-inch waist, a dark crew-neck sweater and a single strand of white beads.

## Aftermath

Marta's husband attempted reporting Martha missing to both Seattle and Edmonds police, but both agency's believed that the case was the other agency's jurisdiction. Due to this, Marta wasn't reported missing for a prolonged period of time.

Due to Marta's unidentified remains being found along Highway 410, suspicions were raised about her being a victim of the Green River Killer. Police discounted the theory, despite the description of her remains and the circumstances of her discovery matching known victims. Due to Marta not being reported missing, she remained unidentified.

### Identification

Marta's husband continued efforts to report his wife missing and he was finally able to when he contacted King County police detective Tom Jensen about Marta. A report was able to be field, which led to Marta's identification in January 1991, four months after her discovery. After her identification, police held their belief she was not a Green River victim.

### Confession of killer

Marta's murder remained unsolved until 2001, when Gary Ridgway, a man who was identified as the Green River Killer, confessed to her murder, despite police's belief. He would be convicted of Marta's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Marta Reeves at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)

## Notes

1. ↑ Based on her death record, it seems Marta doesn't have a middle name.
Mary Bello

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## Mary Bello

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Mary Sue Bello** (December 22, 1957 - October 11, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Enumclaw, Washington on October 11, 1983. She was Ridgway's thirty-ninth known murder victim.

## Background

Mary was born on December 22, 1957 in Seattle, Washington. She was described by her family as being very intelligent. She was also described as being rebellious but would help anyone her needed her. An example of this was during Christmas 1982, when she went to her family's home with numerous gifts for them. She also had talent in cooking.

Despite her positive traits, Mary had a troubled life. When she was thirteen she began taking drugs. She also ran away to another state to try and meet her dad, who attempted to rape her. She was also involved in sex work.

Shortly before her murder, Mary's mother was worried about her. She knew she was a sex worker and was worried she may be murdered by the Green River Killer, who targeted sex workers. Mary assured her mother she wouldn't be a victim. Despite her not being worried for herself, she was worried about other sex workers. She sent many tips to the Green River Task Force leading up to her murder.

## Disappearance

Mar was last seen in Seattle, Washington on October 11, 1983. She was leaving Downtown Seattle to engage in sex work. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Mary's remains were discovered on October 12, 1984, just off Highway 410 east of Enumclaw, Washington. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Mary's mother reported her missing on November 17, 1983. She was soon added to the list of suspected victims of the Green River Killer, the same killer she told her mother not to worry about.

Despite this, Mary was removed from the list the following month. It was reported Mary was discovered safe and well in Odessa, Texas. It's possible the reports were true, as a photo and fingerprints which matched Mary were sent to police.

Despite police believing Mary was safe, her remains were recovered and identified via dental records. It was theorized that Mary may have initially ran away to Texas, before returning to Seattle, where she was murdered. She was added to the victims list after her remains were recovered.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Mary's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Mary Bello at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Spokesman-Review*
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* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
Sally Shepherd

*This article includes details of sexual abuse, sexual assault, and/or rape. Discretion is advised.*

## Sally Shepherd

### Cause of death

Beating

**Sally Shepherd** (c. 1955 - 1 December 1979) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Peckham, England, on 1 December 1979. If Sutcliffe murdered her, Sally would be his twelfth murder victim.

## Disappearance

On the evening before her murder, Sally visited her friends. At approximately 11:20 p.m. that night, one of Sally's friends took her to the Woodford Underground Station. This was the last time Sally was seen.

## Discovery

Sally's body was found at approximately 9:00 a.m. on 1 December 1979. It's believed she was attacked while walking through an alley, where her boots would be found. She had been knocked unconscious, raped, and beaten to death. Her spine was reportedly severely damaged. She was then forced through a wire fence and left behind the Peckham Police Station, where she would be found.

## Aftermath

Little is known about the immediate aftermath of Sally's murder, other than that it remained unsolved.

In 2015, authors Chris Clark and Tim Tate published a book titled "Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders," which claimed that numerous other women were victims of Peter Sutcliffe, a man who murdered at least thirteen women between the years of 1975 and 1980 in England. One of the murders Clark and Tate claimed could have been committed by Sutcliffe was Sally's.

They pointed out that Sally's murder bore many similarities to Sutcliffe's known murder of Yvonne Pearson. Sutcliffe's wife, Sonia, was also doing a teacher training course in the nearby area of Deptford, England, where Sutcliffe frequently visited her.

On 13 November 2020, Sutcliffe died in prison. He had a private funeral, and his body was cremated.

## Sources

* Sally Shepherd on Wikipedia
* *The Daily Telegraph* (subscription required)
* *Mirror*
Maureen Feeney

*This article includes details of suicide and/or self harm. Discretion is advised.*

*This article includes details of sexual abuse, sexual assault, and/or rape. Discretion is advised.*

## Maureen Feeney

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Maureen Sue Feeney** (October 5, 1963 - September 29, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Issaquah, Washington on September 28, 1983. She was Ridgway's thirty-eighth known murder victim.

## Background

Maureen was born on October 5, 1963 in King County, Washington. Details about her childhood are unavailable. During her teenage years, she had a low self-image and never dated. She also reportedly cut her arms with razor blades and hinted at suicide to one of her friends.

Months before her murder, she got a jab as an assistant at a local daycare. At the same time, her personality changed. She began drinking and went to clubs. She also may have been dating a man, possibly with ties to sex work, but Maureen family have stated she was not a sex worker. Maureen was also planning on quitting her job, as she earned money through an unknown means.

## Disappearance

Maureen was last seen in Seattle, Washington on September 28, 1983, leaving her apartment. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Maureen's remains were discovered near the intersection of the I-90 and Highway 18, near Issaquah, on May 2, 1986. Additional remains were found the following day. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Maureen was reported missing by her mother on September 30, 1983. When her remains were recovered, she was linked to the Green River killings.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Maureen's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Maureen Feeney at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune*
Cindy Smith

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## Cindy Smith

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Cindy Ann Smith** (November 3, 1966 - March 21, 1984) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Auburn, Washington on March 21, 1984. She was Ridgway's forty-fifth known murder victim.

## Background

Cindy was born on November 3, 1966 in Colorado. She ran away from her home in Seattle, Washington to California when she was 13 and began working as a topless dancer.

She lived in California until recently before her murder, but she called her mother, telling her she wanted to move back to Seattle. While Cindy was a sex worker at the time of her murder, she told her mother she planned to stop. Her mother bought her a plane ticket to Seattle.

## Disappearance

Just hours after Cindy returned to Seattle, she was hitchhiking on Pacific Highway South. This would be the last time anyway saw Cindy alive. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

On June 27, 1987, three boys in a ravine behind Green River Community College, when they discovered Cindy's partially buried remains. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Cindy's disappearance is unknown, but just before a year after her disappearance she was added to the list of suspected victims of the Green River Killer. She would also be the most recent murder to be connected at the time. Once Cindy's remains were discovered in 1987, she was added to the list of confirmed victims.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Cindy's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Cindy Smith at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
* *Tri-City Herald* (subscription required)
Lonnie Trumbull

**Lonnie Ree Trumbull** (April 4, 1946 - June 23, 1966) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Ted Bundy in Seattle, Washington, on June 23, 1966. If Bundy murdered her, she would be his first known murder victim.

## Background

Lonnie was born on April 4, 1946 in Portland, Oregon. She was living in Portland until she joined United Airlines as a flight attendant. She moved to Seattle, Washington, and was living in a basement apartment with 20-year-old Lisa Wick and a third roommate.

## Discovery

Lisa and Lonnie's roommate stayed with another flight attendant friend on the night of June 23, 1966, and when she arrived home, she noticed that the front door was unlocked and a light was on. When she entered the room, she discovered Lonnie's body. When she tried to wake up Lisa, she realized she was also attacked.

When the police were called, they found that Lonnie had already died, but Lisa was still alive. Lisa was sent to the hospital, where she remained in critical condition for about a month, having underwent brain surgery for her injuries.

Lonnie and Lisa were both beaten with a piece of lumber, with Lonnie suffering a fractured skull, cerebral contusions, and a subdural hemorrhage. There were no signs of sexual assault at the scene.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The murders immediately received national coverage, due to the brutality of the the crime. A neighbor of Lisa, Lonnie, and the third girl heard a car driving away at about midnight, and also heard screaming at about the same time. Another neighbor heard the car speed away, but heard no screams.

A month after the incident, Lisa recovered enough to give police a description of the attacker, and helped police make a composite sketch of the attacker. Lisa described the man as being about 30, about 5'10, about 165 pounds, and having thinning blond hair. The man was never identified, leaving Lonnie's murder and Lisa's attack unsolved.

### Ted Bundy as a suspect

At an unknown point of time, it was noticed how similar Lonnie's murders and Lisa's attack were to some of the murders committed by serial killer Ted Bundy, specifically the murders of Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy.

Despite the description of Lisa and Lonnie's attacker not matching Bundy, Lisa believes Bundy to be responsible for the attacks. Fingerprints taken from the scene were compared in January 1977, but they didn't match. Though, numerous people were at the scene, so the fingerprints may not have belonged to the attacker.

Bundy was executed on January 24, 1989, being convicted of three of thirteen known victim's murders. It's unknown if he was ever questioned about Lonnie and Lisa, but he remains a suspect in the case.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Lonnie Trumbull at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* *The Montgomery Advertiser* (subscription required)
* *Paterson Evening News* (subscription required)
* *The Knoxville News-Sentinel* (subscription required)
QET-200

**QET-200** is a entity in **Backrooming Rooms**.

The spinner.

# APPEARANCE:

QET-200 is a color-changing spinning square with a black outline, and a black violently twitching face.

# TIPS:

* QET-200 will check one locker only, There will be several lockers in his room. He will choose a random one. After he checks that one, he will phase through the ground, So hide in a locker he probably won't check.
* While he phases through the ground, he could still get you, he sees literally everything.
* If you're here because of U-10 from **Interminable Rooms,** then you EXACTLY know what to do.

# TRIVIA:

* He was actually supposed to be QET-25, but I realized that was too late to change the title name, so I just went with QET-200.
* His favorite entity is A-185 & A-183.
* He's actually based off a **scratch creation**, by me.
* He was supposed to look like G-26 from **ROOMS: Low Detailed,** but for some reason I just felt like doing what I'm doing. Not that.
* He survived the Grimace Shake.
* He's actually White & Purple, seen in the silly gallery.
Darci Warde

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## Darci Warde

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Darci Renae Warde** (October 1, 1973 - April 24, 1990) was a teenager who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on April 24, 1990. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his forty-ninth known murder victim.

Her remains have never been recovered.

## Background

Darci was born on October 1, 1973. Details surrounding her life are unavailable, but she was known to be involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

On an unknown date, Darci ran away from her home, but police found her, and she was taken back to her parents. Darci ran away again on April 24, 1990, but this time she was never seen again.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Darci's disappearance is unknown, likely because she was considered a runaway at the time and didn't receive as much media coverage. She was one of many cases King County police were looking into to determine whether the Green River Killer was still active after his last known murder.

### Identification of Killer

The Green River Killer was identified in 2001 as Gary Ridgway, and took a plea deal where he confessed to most of the victims murders. During police interviews, he confessed to murdering a woman named "Darci" or "Dorsey" in the mid to late 1980s, after picking her up in Tacoma, Washington. Some investigators believe this woman to be Darci.

Green River investigator Tom Jensen has said he believes Ridgway is responsible for Darci's disappearance.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Darci Warde at *Find a Grave*
* Darci Warde at *NamUs*
* Darci Warde at the *Doe Network*
* Darci Warde at the *Charley Project*
* Darci Warde at *NCMEC*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Idaho Statesman* (subscription required)
Kimberly Nelson

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## Kimberly Nelson

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Kimberly Nelson** (January 26, 1963 - November 1, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or North Bend, Washington on November 1, 1983. She was Ridgway's forty-second murder victim.

## Background

Kimberly was born on January 26, 1963 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Details surrounding her childhood are unavailable, but she moved to Seattle, Washington and became involved in sex work and had "pimp" helping her.

## Disappearance

Kimberly was last seen in SeaTac, Washington on November 1, 1983, near a motel. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Kimberly's remains were discovered near North Bend, Washington on June 14, 1986, near the I-90. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

Her remains were discovered by the Green River Task Force, searching the known dump sites of the killer's victims for the remains of the suspected victims.

## Aftermath

Kimberly's disappearance was immediately suspected to linked to the Green River killings, being added to the list of suspected victims on November 15, 1983.

Kimberly was known at the time by an alias she used, Tina Tomson. This alias would lead to the identification of a previous victim, Tina Thompson, whose remains were recovered in April 1984.

When Kimberly's remains were found by the Green River Task Force and later identified, her name was added to the list of known victims of the killer.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Kimberly's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Kimberly Nelson at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune*
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## Notes

1. ↑ Kimberly's date of birth and age are disputed among sources, but her death certificate lists this date.
Irami Senju

## Appearance

*Irami has long and silver hair. Wears a Kage outfit with a black and white hat representing her being the first Renkage (From Rengonokuni)*

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## Personality

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## Background

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## Combat Style

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## Items

**Kunai** (∞): A standard ninja throwing tool made from Iron.

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