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Amina Agisheff

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## Amina Agisheff

### Cause of death

Unknown (Possibly Gunshot wound)

**Amina Agisheff** (August 26, 1946 - July 7, 1982) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Issaquah, Washington on July 7, 1982. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his first victim.

## Background

Amina was born on August 26, 1946 in Manhattan, New York. Details surrounding her childhood are unavailable. She married at some point, but divorced.

Based on what is known, Amina seems to have been living a stable life. She was a devoted mother and worked as a waitress and a teacher at a Montessori.

## Disappearance

Amina was last seen on July 7, 1982 in Seattle, Washington, walking to a bus stop so she could travel to visit family. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Amina's remains were discovered on April 18, 1984. She was found near the intersection of the I-90 and Highway 18, near Maple Valley, Washington. Tina Thompson was found in the area days later and Maureen Feeney was found in 1986. Amina's cause of death couldn't be initially determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Amina and Tina's unidentified remains were added to the list of suspected victims of the Green River Killer soon after their discovery. One reason why is that Amina disappeared a day prior to known-victim Wendy Coffield.

The Green River Killer was identified in 2001 as Gary Ridgway. He confessed to most of thee murders attributed to him, but not Amina's. He denied murdering her, with the exact details of the interview being unknown.

Details about Amina's murder don't match those of confirmed victims, namely being Amina had no history of sex work. Police also now believe Amina was shot to death, and Ridgway was never known to use a gun. Amina's murder remains unsolved, and she remains a suspected victim of the killer because there's no evidence disproving the link.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Amina Agisheff at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
Gloria Booth

**Gloria Booth** (c. 1942 - 12 June 1971) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Ruislip, England, on 12 June 1971. If Sutcliffe murdered her, Gloria would be his first murder victim.

## Background

Gloria was married and worked as a barmaid at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

On the night of 12 June 1971, Gloria finished her shift at work and began to walk home. While on her way home, she called 28-year-old Hugh Allen, a barman. When he answered, Gloria said, "Is that you, Hugh?" before the line went dead. This was the last time Gloria was heard from alive.

## Discovery

Gloria's body was found the next day in a recreational ground. She was partially nude. She was strangled to death and was mutilated with a knife. There were also numerous bite marks on her body. The police deduced the motive of the murder was sexual, though there was presumably no evidence of sexual assault.

## Aftermath

Gloria's murder was couldn't be solved in 1971 or the coming years.

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 Gloria's.

Clark and Tate pointed out that Sutcliffe's then-girlfriend was living close to Ruislip then, meaning Sutcliffe could have easily been there at the time of Gloria's murder. The bite marks on Gloria's body seem to have come from a person with a gap in their teeth, which Sutcliffe had.

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

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* *The Daily Telegraph* (subscription required)
* *Sunday Mirror* (subscription required)
* *Mirror*
Terry Milligan

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## Terry Milligan

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Terry Rene Milligan** (January 26, 1966 - August 29, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington, on August 29, 1982. She was Ridgway's seventh known murder victim.

## Background

Terry was born in Seattle, Washington, on January 26, 1966. When she was a child, she had dreams of going to Yale. She was described as being brilliant and was active in her local church.

Terry became pregnant when she began middle school, causing her to drop out. She lived with her boyfriend in a motel at the time. It's unknown when, but she became a sex worker sometime after dropping out.

## Disappearance

Terry was last seen on August 29, 1982, leaving her motel room to engage in sex work to make money. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Terry's remains were discovered in Auburn, Washington, on April 1, 1984. Her cause of death could not be determined, but her case was classified as a homicide.

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

## Aftermath

Terry's disappearance was immediately suspected to be linked to a series of killings in the area as she fit the profile of most of the victims, though her body hadn't been found yet.

The discovery of Terry's remains in 1984 revealed to police that she was a victim of the killer. It also proved that the other remains found in the area were also the killer's victims.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Terry Milligan at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Olympian* (subscription required)
Wendy Coffield

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## Wendy Coffield

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Wendy Lee Coffield** (April 17, 1966 - July 8, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Tacoma, Washington, on July 8, 1982. She was Ridgway's first known murder victim.

## Background

Wendy was born in Renton, Washington, on April 17, 1966. She is known to have had multiple arrest records as she became involved in sex work at the time of her murder.

## Discovery

Wendy's body was pulled from the Green River on July 15, 1982. She was found under the Meeker Street Bridge in Kent, Washington. She was discovered to have been strangled with her clothing. Her body was fully clothed.

## Aftermath

Wendy was the first woman whose body was recovered from the Green River, with the second being 23-year-old Debra Bonner, who disappeared on July 25, 1982.

Three other women would be pulled from the river in the future. They were all believed to have been murdered by the same person, dubbed the "Green River Killer."

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Wendy Coffield at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
* *The Olympian* (subscription required)
* Washington State Archives
Missy Plager

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## Missy Plager

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Delise Louise "Missy" Plager** (May 16, 1961 - October 30, 1983), previously known as **Jane Doe B-8** or **Bones 8**, was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or North Bend, Washington on October 30, 1983. She was Ridgway's forty-first known murder victim. She was identified in April 1985.

## Background

Missy was born in Washington on May 16, 1961. During her childhood, she was taken from her home by the state, claiming her mother was "unfit" to raise her, despite her twin brother being allowed to stay. She was also diagnosed with ADHD.

When she was 16, Missy got into a car crash, suffering a broken jaw and a broken hip. She also gave birth to three children. She also met a girl while in Seattle, who commented that Missy bared a resemblance to her boyfriend. When Missy met him, she realized he was her twin brother. She reunited with her family, but it didn't go as well as she was hoping.

Shortly before her murder, Missy began missing appointments, taking drugs and becoming involved in sex work. She also attempted to commit suicide during this time.

## Disappearance

Missy was last seen in the Beacon Hill area of Seattle, Washington on October 30, 1983, at a bus stop. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Missy's remains were discovered near North Bend, Washington on February 14, 1984, near the I-90. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide. Despite this, she remained unidentified.

## Aftermath

Missy wasn't connected to the Green River killings as a missing person, but her unidentified remains were believed to be connected, becoming known as "Jane Doe B-8".

### Identification

The events leading up to Missy's identification are unknown, but in April 1985, over a year after they were found, her remains were identified via dental records and X-rays.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Missy Plager at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *Spokane Chronicle* (subscription required)
* *Kitsap Sun* (subscription required)
Gail Mathews

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## Gail Mathews

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Gail Lynn Mathews** (February 5, 1959 - April 10, 1983), known as **Jane Doe B-2** or **Bones 2** while unidentified, was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Auburn, Washington, on April 10, 1983. She was Ridgway's twenty-first murder victim. She was identified in February 1985.

## Background

Gail was born on February 5, 1959 in Seattle, Washington. Details about Gail's childhood are unknown. She married and got divorced shortly before her murder.

## Disappearance

Gail was last seen in SeaTac, Washington, on April 10, 1983. She was along Pacific Highway South, climbing into a truck. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Gail's remains were discovered in Auburn, Washington, near Star Lake Road, on September 19, 1983. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, though her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Gail's family reported her missing in April 1984, a year after she was last seen. When her remains were discovered, she was linked to the Green River killings, though she wasn't identified.

### Identification

In presumably 1985, one of Gail's cousins was reading a newspaper article about the Green River Killer. The newspaper provided detailed descriptions of the killer's unidentified victims, including Gail.

The cousin realized that one of the victims had previously fractured her pelvis and dislocated her shoulder, which matched injuries Gail sustained from a boating accident in 1980. Once the cousin submitted a tip, Gail was identified after a medical record from the accident was compared to the remains in February 1985.

The Green River Killer was identified as Gary Ridgway in 2001. He confessed to most murders attributed to him, including Gail's. He was convicted of her murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Gail Mathews at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Spokane Chronicle* (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
Maps

At the beginning of a new game, it is possible to choose a map and game difficulty, with the possibility to customize some parts.

## Maps

* Sakura Valley
* Peaony Springs

### Customization

3 options each:

* Starting Fund
* Exam Difficulty
* Management Difficulty
* Satisfaction Difficulty
* Asset Price Deprecation Rate
* Prices and Rewards
* Disaster Occurance
* Starting Aesthetic
* Competition Intensity
Wendy Stephens

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## Wendy Stephens

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Wendy Marie Stephens** (October 10, 1968 - c. Spring 1983), known as **Jane Doe B-10** or **Bones 10** while unidentified, was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Washington in Spring 1983. She was Ridgway's seventeenth known murder victim. She was identified in January 2021.

## Disappearance

Wendy is presumed to have run away from her home in Colorado in the Spring of 1983. She was reported missing by her family. She is believed to have ended up in Washington shortly before her murder.

## Discovery

Wendy's remains were discovered north of the SeaTac airport on March 21, 1984. She was found near the remains of another victim, Cheryl Wims, who was found a day later. Her cause of death was determined to be from strangulation.

## Aftermath

Both Wendy and Cheryl were linked to the Green River killings very soon after they were found, though Cheryl would be the only one to be identified.

In 2001, the Green River Killer was identified as Gary Ridgway. He confessed to most of the murders attributed to him, including Wendy's. He was convicted of her murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

### Identification

In 2020, the DNA Doe Project announced they were using genetic genealogy to identify Wendy's remains. In January 2021, they announced that they had identified Wendy, and her case was solved.

Wendy's remains were cremated and scattered close to her mother's home in Colorado.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Wendy Stephens at *Find a Grave*
* Wendy Stephens at the *Doe Network*
* DNA Doe Project
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
Irene Richardson

**Irene Richardson** (28 March 1948 - 5 February 1977) was a young woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Leeds, England on 5 February 1977. She was Sutcliffe's third known murder victim.

## Background

Irene was born in Scotland but was living in Leeds, England at the time of her murder. She had three children and was a sex worker at the time of her murder. It was theorised that Irene was a sex worker, but it was never confirmed.

## Disappearance

Irene was last seen at approximately 11:15 p.m. in Leeds, England. She was leaving a rooming house on Cowper Street and was planning to head to Tiffany's, a pub and disco in the center of Leeds. Sometime that night, she met her killer and he presumably took her to Roundhay Park.

Irene's killer attacked a woman in Roundhay Park months before Irene's murder, but the woman survived the attack.

## Discovery

Irene's body was found the next day in Roundhay Park. She was hit on the head with a hammer and was stabbed in the stomach three times. Once Irene was dead, her body was mutilated with a knife.

Tyre tracks were found at the murder scene and a long list of suspect vehicles were generated from them, including the killer's vehicle.

## Aftermath

Irene was the third victim of the Yorkshire Ripper killings. The perpetrator would be identified in January 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to Irene'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.

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Irene Richardson at *Find a Grave*
* *Yorkshire Live*
Becky Marrero

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## Becky Marrero

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Rebecca R. "Becky" Marrero** (August 4, 1962 - December 3, 1982) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on December 3, 1982. She was Ridgway's fourteenth known murder victim.

## Background

Becky was born in Seattle, Washington, on August 4, 1962. Details surrounding her childhood are unavailable, but it's known that she had a one-year-old son at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

Becky was last seen by her mother on December 3, 1982, at their home. Becky received a phone call, and when she got off the phone, she told her mother to watch her son before leaving. She didn't bring any of her belongings with her.

## Discovery

Becky's skull was discovered in a ravine in Auburn, Washington, on December 20, 2010, twenty-eight years after she was last seen. Her skull was recovered close to where the remains of Marie Malvar were discovered in 2003. While her cause of death couldn't be determined, her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Becky was connected to the Green River killings in July 1984, a year and a half after her disappearance. One of the reasons she was connected to the killings was because of her friendship with Debra Estes, a then-missing girl who was on the list of suspected victims.

In 2001, the Green River Killer was identified as Gary Ridgway. He was questioned extensively about Becky's disappearance. He is believed to have confessed to murdering her, but he couldn't recall any details of the murder. He wasn't charged with her murder as her remains hadn't been recovered.

When Becky's skull was recovered in 2010, she was added to the list of known victims of Ridgway. He was later charged with her murder in 2011.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Becky Marrero at *Find a Grave*
* The Charley Project (archived)
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Columbian* (subscription required)
Research

**Research** is divided into 4 major categories: *Lifestyle*, *Administration*, *General Affairs*, and *Club.* Additionally, the top category which is the *School Reform.*

* The school can only conduct research on one block at a time. Adding facilities and hiring staff can help accelerate research.
* Research Speed is determined by the total Research Capability of the school's research team. The more advanced the research subject, the higher the capability required.
* School Reform will usher in a new phase of school construction. Each School Reform can unlock a slew of new features, research topics and buildings.

**Research Speed** is determined by a few factors. To put it simply, imagine each research project like trying to fill a leaky bucket with a hose. In order to fill it up, your researchers have to put together enough research power to overcome the 'leak'. After that threshold, every research point contributes its full value towards your research speed.

To be clear, the in-game 'recommended capability' is *not* the same as the leak. Early-game technologies may have an in-game recommended capability of 10, but a behind-the-scenes leak value of 2 or 3. There is no way to currently see a technology's leak value in the game, but you can test it and reverse-engineer it if you're willing to do the math.
Carol Wilkinson

**Carol Wilkinson** (c. 1957 - 10 October 1977) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Bradford, England, on 10 October 1977. If Sutcliffe murdered her, Carol would be his seventh murder victim.

## Discovery

Carol's lifeless body was found near the bakery she worked at on 10 October 1977. She was beaten with two heavy stones. She was put on life support at the hospital to save her life, but the plug was pulled after three days.

## Aftermath

Carol's murder was not linked to the Yorkshire Ripper murders as she was not rumored to be a sex worker like the other victims.

The Yorkshire Ripper would be identified in January 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to the murders of thirteen women but presumably didn't confess to Carol's murder.

A man was wrongfully convicted of her murder a year later and was released in 2003 and died in 2007, leaving Carol's murder unsolved.

After this, suspicions were raised that Carol was a victim of Peter Sutcliffe. Though Carol was briefly thought to be a victim of Sutcliffe in 1977, she was ruled out as a victim as she was not rumored or confirmed to be a sex worker. Carol was murdered nine days after Sutcliffe's known killing of Jean Jordan in Manchester.

It was also said that Carol's murder bore numerous similarities to Sutcliffe's known killing of Yvonne Pearson. Like Carol, Yvonne was ruled out as a victim at first due to the injuries sustained, though, unlike Carol, Yvonne was later linked to the murders. At this point, an arrest had already been made for Carol's murder.

Sutcliffe did not confess to Carol's murder at trial, possibly because someone was already serving time for it. When Carol's murder was brought up to Sutcliffe, he showed signs of anxiety. Sutcliffe also knew Carol, as he had made numerous advances on her, which Carol's stepfather argued with Sutcliffe violently.

Another piece of evidence that linked Sutcliffe to Carol's murder was that on the same day of Carol's murder, Sutcliffe had gone back to Manchester to mutilate Jean Jordan's body further, showing he was out to attack that day and would have been back in Bradford for Carol's murder.

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

## Sources

* Carol Wilkinson on Wikipedia
* *The Birmingham Post* (subscription required)
* *The Daily Telegraph* (subscription required)
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Janie Rule

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## Janie Rule

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Linda Jane "Janie" Rule** (March 20, 1966 - September 26, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on September 26, 1982. She was Ridgway's tenth known murder victim.

## Background

Janie was born in Seattle, Washington, on March 20, 1966. Janie's childhood is mostly unknown, but she is known to have gotten into trouble often after her parent's divorce.

When Janie was a teenager, she dropped out of high school, began taking drugs, and was possibly a sex worker. She was planning to get married to her boyfriend at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

Janie was last seen on September 26, 1982, leaving the motel room she shared with her boyfriend. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

Janie's remains were discovered on January 31, 1983, near a hospital in Seattle, Washington. She was identified four days later via dental records. Though her cause of death couldn't be determined, her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Janie's murder remained unsolved until 2003, when serial killer Gary Ridgway, previously known as the Green River Killer, confessed to her murder. Janie's case wasn't connected to the killings when they were happening for unknown reasons. Ridgway was convicted of Janie's murder along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Janie Rule at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Longview Daily News* (archived)
Patty Osborn

**Patricia Ann "Patty" Osborn** (February 29, 1964 - October 20, 1983) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on October 20, 1983. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his fortieth known murder victim.

Her remains have never been recovered.

## Background

Patty was born in Seattle, Washington, on February 29, 1964. At some point, Patty began using drugs and became involved in sex work. She left home when she was seventeen, but contacted her mother frequently.

## Disappearance

Patty was last seen in Seattle, Washington, on October 20, 1983. She left her motel room and began walking down Aurora Avenue to a restaurant, where she planned to meet a man for a date. She never arrived.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

It's unknown when, but Patty was added to the list of suspected victim's of the Green River Killer sometime before August 1984. In August 1984, Patty was identified as a woman in a pornographic video owned by a sex offender, who raped a fourteen year-old girl.

### 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 Patty, he said he believed he murdered her, but couldn't recall any details. Due to a lack of evidence, he was never charged with Patty's murder.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Patty Osborn at *Find a Grave*
* Patty Osborn at *NamUs*
* Patty Osborn at the *Doe Network*
* Patty Osborn at the *Charley Project*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Spokane Chronicle* (subscription required)

## Notes

1. ↑ Some sources spell her surname as "Osborne."
Courses

## Fundamental Courses

The **Fundamental Courses**, which include  **Humanities**,  **Sciences**,  **Sports** and  **Arts** are taught to students who can earn Knowledge Points. Each day, up to 4 fundamental courses may be scheduled.

### Humanities Courses

* +1/Complete 60%
* +1/Complete 100%

### Sciences Courses

* +1/Complete 60%
 Geometry
* +1/Complete 60%
* +1/Complete 100%

## Morning Sessions

Morning Sessions are special kinds of courses, as they do not provide knowledge points, but instead helpful boosts that last for the rest of that day. they can only be placed in the first column of each row on the schedule table, as that is the morning and they are morning sessions.

* Class Meeting: A normal meeting. Hold a class meeting to get ready for the day.
* Logic Training: makes science lessons more efficient for that day.
* Clean Up: makes the students clean up the homeroom.
* Vocal Practice: makes arts lessons more efficient for that day.
* Morning Jog: makes sports lessons more efficient for that day.

## Special Courses

Special Courses are special kinds of courses that you can only place over Fundamental Courses. They can do many kinds of stuff, such as eye protection, behaviour lessons, that sort of stuff.

* Socializing: Improves friendship and class atmosphere. requires student lounge.
* Fire drill: teaches students what to do in event of a fire.
* Earthquake drill: teaches students what to do in event of an earthquake.
* Ethics: teaches students to behave.
* Eye Exercise: protects your eyes.
Cheryl Wims

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## Cheryl Wims

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Cheryl Lee Wims** (May 23, 1964 - May 23, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or SeaTac, Washington on May 23, 1983. She was Ridgway's twenty-eighth known murder victim.

## Background

Cheryl was born on May 23, 1964 in Washington. Details about her childhood are unavailable, but as she grew older, she began using drugs. She was working at a Seattle restaurant as a busgirl.

## Disappearance

Cheryl was last seen on May 23, 1983, her eighteenth birthday, in Seattle, Washington. It's unknown what happened to her afterward, but she may have traveled to Pacific Highway South.

## Discovery

Cheryl's remains were discovered north of the SeaTac airport on March 22, 1984. Her remains were found during a search after the remains of Wendy Stephens were recovered in the same area. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Cheryl wasn't connected to the Green River killings before her remains were found, but she was connected to the murders soon after her remains were recovered.

Chery's sister, Deborah, disappeared on October 25, 1990. She was also believed to be a victim of the Green River Killer. Her remains were never found, but she remains a suspected victim.

It wouldn't be until 2001 that her killer, Gary Ridgway, would be apprehended. He was convicted of Cheryl's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women. He denied murdering Deborah, though police believe he may be lying.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Cheryl Wims at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
Carol Christensen

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## Carol Christensen

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Carol Ann Christensen** (May 22, 1961 - May 3, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Maple Valley, Washington, on May 3, 1983. She was Ridgway's twenty-sixth known murder victim.

## Background

Carol was born on May 22, 1961, in Weippe, Idaho. At some point in her life, she moved to Washington. At the time of her murder, she had separated from her husband and had a 5-year-old daughter. She was working at a tavern as a waitress.

## Disappearance

Carol was last seen on May 3, 1983, in SeaTac, Washington, leaving the tavern she worked at after having lunch. She planned to return that evening to carry out her shift, but she never arrived.

## Discovery

Carol's clothed body was discovered in Maple Valley, Washington, by a family hunting for mushrooms. A bag was over head, two clean fish were placed on her body, and she had a bottle of wine in her hand. A raw sausage was also near her body.

When police arrived, they determined Carol was strangled to death. She was unclothed at some point, doused with water, and re-clothed. The shoe found on her was on the wrong foot, and her other shoe has never been found. She was also raped, as semen was found in her body.

## Aftermath

Police were unsure of whether Carol was a victim of the Green River Killer or not, as while her murder did take place in the area, some details didn't seem to match with other known victims. Police decided to add her to the list of the Green River Killer's victims in March 1984.

In 2001, the semen collected from Carol's body matched that of a man named Gary Ridgway. He was convicted of her murder and later confessed to the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Carol Christensen at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Tri-City Herald* (subscription required)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
Debra Estes

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## Debra Estes

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Debra Lorraine Estes** (September 12, 1967 - September 20, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington, on September 20, 1982. She was Ridgway's ninth known murder victim.

## Background

Debra was born in Washington on September 12, 1967. As a child, her interests included horses, baseball, and riding her bicycle.

When Debra was a teenager, she ran away from home. It's unknown when, but she soon became a sex worker. She was known to be friends with future victim Becky Marrero.

## Disappearance

Debra was last seen in SeaTac, Washington, on September 20, 1982. She was last seen at a motel. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

On May 30, 1988, just under six years after Debra's disappearance, her remains were unearthed at an apartment building in Federal Way, Washington, by workers digging post holes. While her cause of death couldn't be determined, her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Little is known about the immediate aftermath of Debra's disappearance. In April 1984, her disappearance was linked to the Green River killings. Her body still hadn't been found at this point, so she was only a suspected victim of the killer.

When Debra's remains were recovered in 1988, police immediately added Debra to the list of the killer's victims.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Debra Estes at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune*
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Let's School

**Let's School** is a single-player management school builder game where the player becomes the Headmaster of their alma mater.

The game features two core mechanics: the construction and designing of the school and managing the dynamics of students and teachers.

## Game Mechanics

### Build your school

The architectural design of the school is a blank canvas for the player. With the freedom to plan and construct various functional facilities and access to hundreds of educational equipment, you define your institution's aesthetic and practical landscape. Don't limit yourself to horizontal expansion - think vertically by constructing multi-story buildings for more innovative developments or even eccentric structures!

### Customize your students

The fate of teachers and students lies in your hands. The recruitment process, teaching methodologies, and personal growth of teachers and students rest on your decisions. Enhancing the skills of your teachers opens up opportunities for them in different roles. You can influence student morale and academic performance by offering elective courses, thereby shaping their future life paths.

### Face school devildemend

The management of school discipline is another crucial responsibility. Be mindful of the impact of school facilities on student morale, and beware of signs of student distress. Overeating in the canteen could lead to weight gain, while an increase in eyeglass usage could signal excessive stress. Proper access to sanitary facilities is vital, as a lack thereof may lead to widespread anxiety and misuse of the school premises.

To maintain discipline, monitor for contraband among students and establish an effective punishment system. Handling real-time crises such as truancy, bullying, and questioning also falls within your responsibilities.

### Enrich school life

Fostering a balanced school environment through field days, morning exercises, and various events could help students regulate their emotions. Let’s School is a game of management, strategy, and decision-making, where every choice you make has far-reaching consequences!
Louise Sanders

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## Louise Sanders

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Louise Marie Sanders** (June 2, 1945 - c. February 15, 1981) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on c. February 15, 1981. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his first known murder victim.

## Background

Louise was born on June 2, 1945. Details surrounding her life are unavailable, other than that she was involved in sex work. She was known to suffer from a hormonal disorder, which made her look much younger than she was.

## Disappearance

Louise was released from jail after serving time for theft on February 15, 1981. She later called a friend to make plans for lunch, but cancelled due to a date. This is the last time Louise was heard from.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Louise's disappearance is unknown, and the reason why is unclear. She may have been reported missing long after her disappearance, due to the unclear date of disappearance.

### 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. It's unknown if Ridgway was asked about Louise during police interviews.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Louise Sanders at *NamUs*
* Louise Sanders at the *Charley Project*
* Green River Killings (archived)
Julie Cunningham

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## Julie Cunningham

### Cause of death

Unknown(Possibly Strangulation)

**Julie Lyle Cunningham** (January 10, 1949 - March 15, 1975) was a young woman who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Vail, Colorado, on March 15, 1975. She was Bundy's fourteenth known murder victim.

## Background

Julie was born on January 10, 1949, in Winchester, Massachusetts. She had lived in Vail, Colorado, for years prior t]o her murder, working as a ski instructor in a ski shop.

## Disappearance

Julie was last seen in Vail, Colorado, on March 15, 1975. She left her apartment to go to a nearby tavern, but never arrived. She was never seen again.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Julie's disappearance is unknown, but she wasn't the first young woman to disappear in Colorado at the time. Two months prior, Caryn Campbell was murdered in Colorado.

### Identification of Killer

Julie's presumed 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 Colorado 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 Julie's murder, claiming that he posed as an injured skier, and lured Julie to his car, asking her to help carry his ski boots. When the got to his car, he knocked her unconscious, put her in his car, and drove away. During this time he confessed to raping her. At some point, Julie woke up and tried to escape, but Bundy caught her, and strangled her to death. Bundy was executed on January 24, 1989.

### Attempt to Locate Remains

Bundy claimed that he buried Julie's body near Rife, Colorado. He described the gravesite as being in a high desert area with some large trees and a circular driveway. A team of experts who specialized in the discovery of remains traveled to an area that matched to location of Julie's gravesite to try and find her remains. The brought a bloodhound, but didn't find anything.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Julie Cunningham at *NamUs*
* Julie Cunningham at the *Doe Network*
* Julie Cunningham at the *Charley Project*
* Julie Cunningham at *Find a Grave*

## Notes

1. ↑ Julie's name may be given as "Julia."
Joyce LePage

**Joyce Margaret LePage** (December 4, 1949 - c. July 22, 1971) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Ted Bundy in Pullman or Colton, Washington, on July 22, 1971. If Bundy murdered her, she would be his first known murder victim.

## Background

Joyce was born on December 4, 1949, in Benton County, Washington, into a farming family. She was described as being athletic and intelligent, and when she graduated high school, she attended the Washington State University (WSU).

## Disappearance

Joyce was last seen on July 22, 1971, when her friends dropped her off at her apartment. She was reported missing by her family when she failed to return home for a weekend visit. Her car was later found parked four blocks from her apartment.

## Discovery

On April 16, 1971, Joyce's mostly skeletal remains were discovered in a ravine by a high school student hunting for rocks. Joyce was wrapped in a two blankets, and a green carpet. She was stabbed three times in the chest, which was determined from examination of her remains.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The carpet Joyce was found wrapped in was later traced back to the WSU campus, as it had been reported missing from the Stevens Hall ten days after Joyce disappeared. Police theorized Joyce was murdered in Stevens Hall, before being wrapped in the carpet and blankets and dumped in the ravine. Despite their theory, Joyce's murder remained unsolved.

### Ted Bundy as a suspect

Serial killer Ted Bundy had been a suspect in Joyce's disappearance for years before his 1989 execution. She fit his victim type, being a college-aged woman. Bundy was known to stalk college campuses, looking for victims.

A yellow Volkswagen Beetle and a man matching Bundy's description were seen on campus at the time of Joyce's murder. Despite this, when Bundy was asked about Joyce, he denied killing her. Bundy remains a suspect in Joyce's murder, which remains unsolved.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Joyce LePage at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
* *Tri-City Herald* (subscription required)
Patty Barczak

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## Patty Barczak

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Patricia Michelle "Patty" Barczak** was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac or Auburn, Washington on October 17, 1986. She was Ridgway's forty-sixth known murder victim.

## Background

Patty born on March 7, 1967 in Normandy, Missouri. Details surrounding her childhood are unknown, but she was known to have become involved in sex work.

Despite this, Patty had completed a culinary school shortly before her murder. She had dreams of becoming a baker, specifically making wedding cakes.

## Disappearance

Patty was last seen in SeaTac, Washington on October 17, 1986, along Pacific Highway South. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Patty's skull was discovered by a Department of Transportation supervisor. She was found just off of Highway 18. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Before her skull was discovered, Patty was added to a list of missing women who were suspected to be victims of a serial killer. She was not believed to be a victim of the Green River Killer, however. Police held their belief she was not a Green River victim after her skull was discovered.

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

## Sources

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

## Notes

1. ↑ There is dispute over the exact day Patty disappeared.
Vicki Hollar

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## Vicki Hollar

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Vicki Lynn Hollar** (March 8, 1949 - August 20, 1973) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Ted Bundy in Eugene, Oregon, on August 20, 1973. If Bundy murdered her, she would be his first known murder victim.

## Background

Vicki was born on March 8, 1949. She spent her childhood in Illinois, but moved to Eugene, Oregon after college. She was living with five roommates at the time of her disappearance. She got a job shortly before her disappearance, which she was enjoying. She had a habit of picking up hitchhikers.

## Disappearance

Vicki was last seen after her shift as a seamstress on August 20, 1973. She and a friend usually walked to the cars after work, and her friend saw Vicki getting into her car. Vicki may have driven to her apartment. She planned on meeting with a friend at about 8:00 p.m. and attending a party in her neighborhood, but never showed up. She was never seen again.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Vicki was the last of three girls and young women to disappear in Oregon in 1973. The first girl to disappear was 17-year-old Rita Jolly, who, like Vicki, is still missing. The second girl to disappear was 17-year-old Susan "Sue" Wickersham. Her remains would be found three years later.

### Ted Bundy as a suspect

After the arrest of serial killer Ted Bundy, he became a suspect in Vicki and Rita's disappearances. He is not a suspect in Sue's murder, however. Shortly before his execution, Bundy confessed to all the murders attributed to him, but there wasn't enough time to ask about Vicki and Rita specifically.

However, Bundy reportedly confessed to murdering two women in Oregon but never told police their names. These women are believed to have been Vicki and Rita, but this has never been confirmed. Bundy remains a suspect in Vicki and Rita's disappearances.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Vicki Hollar at *NamUs*
* Vicki Hollar at the *Doe Network*
* Vicki Hollar at the *Charley Project*
* Vicki Hollar at *Find a Grave*
* *Greater Oregon* (subscription required)
* *Statesman Journal* (subscription required)
* Uncovered
Tina Atkinson

**Patricia "Tina" Atkinson** (9 July 1944 - 23 April 1977) was a young woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Bradford, England, on 23 April 1977. She was Sutcliffe's fourth known murder victim and his first murder victim in Bradford.

## Disappearance

When Tina's killer confessed to her murder, he said he picked her up in Bradford on 23 April 1977, and she directed him to her flat, where Tina's body would later be found.

## Discovery

Tina's body was found in her flat the next day, on 24 April 1977. She had sustained four blows on the head with a hammer and six stab wounds to the stomach. A boot-print in blood was found on her bedsheets.

## Aftermath

The boot-print found on Tina's bedsheets matched the boot-print found on the thigh of a victim in a string of murders in Leeds, England, Emily Jackson, linking Tina's murder to the killings.

Tina was the fourth victim of the Yorkshire Ripper killings. The perpetrator would be identified in January 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to Tina'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.

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Tina Atkinson at *Find a Grave*
* *The Guardian* (subscription required)