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Kasee Lee

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## Kasee Lee

### Cause of death

Unknown(Possibly Strangulation)

**Kasee Ann Lee** (née Woods) (February 26, 1966 - August 28, 1982) was a teenager who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington on August 28, 1982. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his sixth victim.

Her remains have never been recovered.

## Background

Kasee was born on February 26, 1966 in Spokane County, Washington. Details about her childhood are unavailable. She was known to be a sex worker and married a man, believed to be her "pimp" months before her disappearance.

It's believed Kasee had someone in her life who was abusing her, as she often came home with cuts and bruises. When asked, she would never say who was responsible.

## Disappearance

Kasee was last seen by her husband on August 28, 1982, when she left the home to buy dinner supplies. She was last seen near the Sea-Tac International Airport at around 11:30 p.m. Her husband reported her missing two days later

## Aftermath

Investigators at the time believed Kasee to be a victim of the then-unidentified Green River Killer. She fit the profile of most of the victims and was last seen near the Sea-Tac International Airport, where one of the victim's remains would be found. She was added to the list of suspected victims in September 1982.

The Green River Killer was identified in 2001 as Gary Ridgway. He was charged with four of the victim's murders and would confess to most of the murders attributed to him in 2003. One of the women he confessed to murdering was Kasee.

Ridgway claimed he strangled Kasee soon after her disappearance and dumped her body near either a drive-in theatre or behind a bowling alley. Despite him disclosing the location of Kasee's remains, police failed to find them. Ridgway would be charged with the murders of forty-nine women, but he was not charged with Kasee's murder, as her remains have not been recovered.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Kasee Lee at *Find a Grave*
* Kasee Lee at *NamUs*
* Kasee Lee at the *Doe Network*
* Kasee Lee at the *Charley Project*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)

## Notes

1. ↑ Some agencies spell her first name "Kase". Her brother has confirmed "Kasee" is the correct spelling.
Andrea Childers

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## Andrea Childers

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Andrea Marion Childers** (March 29, 1964 - April 14, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or SeaTac, Washington, on April 14, 1983. She was Ridgway's twenty-second known murder victim.

## Background

Andrea was born on March 29, 1964. She spent most of her childhood in California but moved to Seattle when she was sixteen. At some point in her life, Andrea became involved in sex work. She was arrested due to this a year before her disappearance.

Andrea had dreams of becoming a dancer and taught dancing to other people. She was also reportedly very close to her grandmother.

## Disappearance

Andrea was last seen on April 14, 1983, in Seattle, Washington, at a bus stop. It's unknown what happened to her afterward.

## Discovery

On October 11, 1989, Andrea's remains were discovered near the SeaTac Airport. Her remains were found by a Port of Seattle worker while cutting brush in the area.

## Aftermath

Andrea's missing persons report was purged from police files after someone contacted them, saying they saw Andrea crossing the Canadian border, which is likely false.

The only file about Andrea's disappearance that wasn't purged was one in possession of the Green River Task Force, a group of officers trying to identify the Green River Killer and his victims. Andrea wasn't a suspected victim then, but her case file was kept out of paranoia.

When Andrea's remains were discovered in 1989, the only documentation that said she was missing was the file held by the task force. Once it was found and a test was run, she was identified. She was then listed as a confirmed victim of the killer.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Andrea Childers at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *Kitsap Sun* (subscription required)
Jayne MacDonald

**Jayne Michelle MacDonald** (16 August 1960 - 26 June 1977) was a teenager who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Leeds, England, on 26 June 1977. She was Sutcliffe's fifth known murder victim.

## Background

Jayne was born in Leeds, England, in August 1960. She had recently left school and was working as a shop assistant. She was a fan of the Bay City Rollers, and her hobbies included dancing and roller skating.

At the time of her murder, she lived a few houses down from the Ripper's first victim, Wilma McCann.

## Disappearance

Jayne went out on 25 June 1977 to the Hofbrauhaus, a German-style bierkeller, in Leeds, England. She planned to catch the bus to get home but missed it. She decided to go to her friend's house to wait for her sister to pick her up. When 45 minutes had passed and her sister didn't show up, she decided to walk home.

## Discovery

Jayne's body was found the next morning in a playground by children. She was hit on the head with a hammer three times and sustained stab wounds to the chest and back. A broken bottle was embedded into her chest.

## Aftermath

Due to the circumstances of her murder, it was linked to the Yorkshire Ripper killings. Jayne was the killer's youngest murder victim, though he attacked a 14-year-old girl in 1975 who survived.

Jayne's murder was the first of the Ripper's to be extensively covered by the press due to her age and "innocence". The previous victims were suspected to be sex workers, while Jayne had a job. Police claimed that the Ripper thought she was a sex worker, which he later corroborated. At this point, there was a sudden urgency to arrest the killer.

Jayne's father died in 1979, not knowing who murdered his daughter.

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

Jayne was the only victim that Sutcliffe showed sympathy for in his confessions. He claimed he thought she was a sex worker as she was in a red-light district early in the morning.

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

## Sources

* Jayne MacDonald on Wikipedia
* Jayne MacDonald at *Find a Grave*
Jacqueline Hill

**Jacqueline Hill** (22 May 1960 - 17 November 1980) was a young woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Leeds, England, on 17 November 1980. She was Sutcliffe's thirteenth and final known murder victim.

## Background

Jacqueline was born in North Yorkshire in May 1960. She was studying at Leeds University at the time of her murder. She was described as being very intelligent.

## Disappearance

Shortly after 9:00 p.m. on 17 November, Jacqueline left a seminar on probation officers and caught a bus, which she would have gotten off at approximately 9:23 p.m. Jacqueline was last seen returning to her students' hall of residence.

## Discovery

Jacqueline's body was found the next day in an undergrowth near a supermarket. She was hit on the head with a hammer and stabbed numerous times in the chest and once in the eye.

## Aftermath

Due to the injuries Jacqueline suffered and the location of her murder, it was connected to the Yorkshire Ripper killings.

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

One murder thought to be done by Sutcliffe that he blatantly denied responsibility for was the 1975 murder of Joan Harrison, who was from Preston, England. He would later be ruled out as a suspect in Joan's murder, which was solved in 2011.

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

## Source

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Jacqueline Hill at *Find a Grave*
* *Evening Sentinel*
Alison Morris

**Alison Morris** (c. 1954 - 1 September 1979) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Ramsey, England, on 1 September 1979. If Sutcliffe killed her, Alison would be his eleventh murder victim.

## Disappearance

Alison's parents last saw her at approximately 7:00 p.m. when she left home, telling them she was going out for fresh air.

## Discovery

Alison's body was found by her father, less than a kilometer from her home, at approximately 8:30 p.m. that night. She had been stabbed multiple times.

## Aftermath

Little is known about the immediate aftermath of Alison's murder. The only thing that is known is that her murder 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 Alison's.

Alison's murder took place only six hours before Sutcliffe's known murder of Babs Leach in Bradford, England, which was approximately 320km away. Clark and Tate claimed that Sutcliffe would have been able to murder Alison and get back to Bradford in time to murder Babs.

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

## Sources

* Alison Morris on Wikipedia
* *Lincolnshire Echo*
* *Daily Mail*
Lucy Tinslop

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## Lucy Tinslop

### Cause of death

Strangulation

**Lucy Tinslop** (4 August 1948 - 4 August 1969) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Nottingham, England , on 4 August 1969. If Sutcliffe murdered her, Lucy would be his first murder victim.

## Disappearance

Lucy was last seen alive on her birthday. She was at her party at her parents' house. She left the party at approximately 11:30 p.m. Shortly after Lucy left the house, screams could be heard from the garden.

## Discovery

Lucy's body was later found. She was raped and strangled. Her body was mutilated after her death. Her abdomen had been ripped open, and her vagina was stabbed over twenty times.

## Aftermath

Little is known about the immediate aftermath of Lucy's murder. What is known is 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 Lucy's.

One of the details they pointed out was that the mutilation of Lucy's vagina was similar to that of Sutcliffe's tenth victim, Josephine Whitaker. It's unknown if police investigated Sutcliffe as a suspect in Lucy'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
* *Mirror*
Josephine Whitaker

**Josephine Anne Whitaker** (19 December 1959 - 4 April 1979) was a young woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Halifax, England, on 4 April 1979. She was Sutcliffe's tenth known murder victim.

## Background

Josephine was born in December 1959 in Halifax, England. At the time of her murder, she worked as a clerk in a building society.

## Disappearance

Josephine was last seen leaving her grandparent's home in Halifax, England. She visited them that day and began walking back to her home less than a kilometer aw

## Discovery

Josephine's body was found the morning after at the playing fields in Savile Park. She suffered two blows to the head with a hammer and was stabbed with a screwdriver twenty-seven times in the chest, stomach, and right leg. The screwdriver was also inserted into her vagina.

## Aftermath

Even though Josephine wasn't a sex worker, the injuries sustained connected her murder to the Yorkshire Ripper killings.

Like with the murder of Jayne MacDonald, Josephine's murder sparked a frenzy in the press as she was younger than most victims and was not rumored to be a sex worker. Her murder conveyed the message that "all women were at risk".

Josephine was the tenth victim of the Yorkshire Ripper killings. The perpetrator would be identified in January 1981 as Peter Sutcliffe. He confessed to Josephine'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
* Josephine Whitaker at *Find a Grave*
* *Huddersfield Daily Examiner* (subscription required)
Will Conway

**William Conway** (born September 6, 1976) is an American politician who has been serving as a United States senator from New York since 2023. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the 27th United States secretary of defense from 2017 to 2021, the 56th governor of New York from 2013 to 2017, and the 54th comptroller of New York from 2007 to 2013. Conway was the Republican nominee for president in the 2016 presidential election, narrowly losing to incumbent Frank Underwood.
Shirley Sherrill

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## Shirley Sherrill

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Shirley Marie Sherrill** (January 16, 1964 - October 20 -22, 1982) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington, on 20 - 22 October, 1982. She was Ridgway's thirteenth known murder victim.

## Background

Shirley was born in Seattle, Washington, on January 16, 1964. Details of her childhood are unavailable, but she is known to have become involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Shirley was last seen between October 20 and 22, 1982 in Seattle, Washington. She was last seen by a friend when they had lunch in Seattle's International District.

## Discovery

Shirley's skull was discovered in Tualatin, Oregon, on June 21, 1985. She was identified via dental X-rays three days later. She was found close to another victim, Denise Bush. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Shirley was connected to the Green River killings in December 1983. When her skull was recovered and identified in 1985, she was added to the list of the killer's victims, along with Denise Bush.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Shirley Sherrill at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Columbian* (subscription required)
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
Michael Kern

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**Michael Kern** is an American politician who served as the 77th United States secretary of the treasury from 2014 to 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously represented Colorado as a United States senator from 1997 to 2014. Kern was the nominee for secretary of state in the Walker administration, but his nomination was rescinded over the controversial Williams Register leak.
Kimberly Leach

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## Kimberly Leach

### Cause of death

Stabbing

**Kimberly Dianne Leach** (October 28, 1965 - February 8, 1978) was a girl who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Lake City or Live Oak, Florida, on February 8, 1978. She was Bundy's nineteenth and final known murder victim.

## Background

Kimberly was born on October 28, 1965, in Lake City, Florida. Details surrounding her life are unavailable.

## Disappearance

On February 8, 1978, Kimberly was at school. She was called to her homeroom to retrieve her purse that she left behind. She was last seen being lured to a white van by an unknown man.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The initial aftermath of Kimberly's disappearance is unknown, but she was believed to have been abducted, so an extensive search was commenced.

### Identification of Killer

On February 15, 1978, Ted Bundy, a man who was believed to have committed many murders across the United States was apprehended for the final time. He had escaped just before New Years Day 1978, and traveled to Florida, where he attacked five women, with two, Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy, dying. He was known to be in Lake City at the time of Kimberly's disappearance, causing him to become a suspect.

Bundy was known to have stolen a white van that matched the description of the one Kimberly was last seen being led to. Marks inside the van led police to believe that something heavy was dragged from it. When the van was found, dirt and oak leaves were discovered inside. They identified the type of tree that the soil came from, which led them to the Suwannee River State Park.

### Discovery of Body

The park was searched, and inside a pig farrowing shed, Kimberly's clothed body was discovered. She was identified the next day. Kimberly had been raped, before having her throat cut. After this, her genital area was mutilated with a knife.

### Conviction of Killer

Bundy would later be identified as being the same man who lured Kimberly to the van, revealing another link between Bundy and Kimberly's murder. Bundy would later be charged with Kimberly's murder. He was convicted and sentenced to death. He would confess to thirty murders very shortly before his execution.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Kimberly Leach at *Find a Grave*
* *News-Press* (subscription required)
* *The Tampa Tribune* (subscription required)
* *Tallahassee Democrat* (subscription required)
Susan Rancourt

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## Susan Rancourt

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Susan Elaine Rancourt** (October 12, 1955 - April 17, 1974) was a young woman who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Ellensburg or Issaquah, Washington, on April 17, 1974. She was Bundy's third known murder victim.

## Background

Susan was born on October 12, 1955, in La Conner, Washington. On an unknown date, she began attending Central Washington State University in Ellensburg, Washington.

## Disappearance

On April 17, 1974, Susan attended an evening advisors' meeting at her university. After it ended, she began walking back to her dorm. She was never seen again.

## Discovery

Susan's skull was found on March 3, 1975, in Issaquah, Washington, in a wooded area near Taylor Mountain. She was identified the same month. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

After Susan's disappearance, two female students at the university reported seeing a man with his arm in a sling, asking for help carrying books to his car, which was described as a brown or tan Volkswagen Beetle.

Susan was the third of many young women to go missing in the area. All of the cases were believed to be connected, and were believed to have been committed by the man in the sling, as a man fitting his description was sighted in the area of the other disappearances. This man was known as "Ted."

### Identification of Killer

The man would later be identified as Ted Bundy, who was first apprehended in 1975. He had been a suspect in the Washington and Oregon murders for a while, but there was no substantial evidence against him. 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 Susan's abduction, presumed rape, and murder, along with twenty-nine other murders, very shortly before his execution on January 24, 1989.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Susan Rancourt at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)
* *Kitsap Sun* (subscription required)
Jean Jordan

**Jean Bernadette Jordan** (11 December 1956 - 1 October 1977) was a young woman who was murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Manchester, England on 1 October 1977. She was Sutcliffe's sixth known murder victim.

## Background

Jean was born in Scotland in December 1956 but was living in Manchester at the time of her murder. She was married and had two children. It was theorised that Jean was a sex worker, but it was never confirmed. She wasn't reported missing, as Jean had frequently left home to visit relatives in Scotland.

## Disappearance

Jean was last seen on October 1 1977, by her husband. They were watching the TV when she left their flat, saying she was going out for some air. She was never seen alive again.

## Discovery

Nine days after her disappearance, Jean's body was found by future actor Bruce Jones. She had sustained ten blows to the head with a hammer. She was identified when her husband saw similarities between the victim's clothing and what Jean was wearing when he last saw her. She was soon identified by fingerprints.

## Aftermath

Despite the distance between Jean's murder and the other murders, it was linked to the Yorkshire Ripper killings.

Jean's handbag was later found. In a secret compartment, a brand new five-pound note was discovered, which was believed to have belonged to Jean's killer, who later stated he had returned to the scene to look for it as soon as he realised it was traceable, but couldn't find it.

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

Shortly after her murder, Sutcliffe was interviewed as one of the men who could have received the five-pound note found in Jean's handbag. His alibi for the night of Jean's murder was that he attended a family party that night. Despite being Jean's killer, police were satisfied with his alibi.

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

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* Jean Jordan at *Find a Grave*
* *Manchester Evening News* (subscription required)
Keli McGinness

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## Keli McGinness

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Keli Kay McGinness** (April 17, 1965 - June 28, 1983) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle, Washington on June 28, 1983. If Ridgway murdered her, she would be his thirty-third known murder victim.

Her remains have never been recovered.

## Background

Keli was born in Seattle, Washington on April 17, 1965. When she was a toddler, her parents divorced and her mother and stepfather. raised her. When she was thirteen, she was the victim of a gang rape.

After going through this, she ran away from home and became involved in sex work, though she wanted to turn her life around. She was considered a "high-class" sex worker, as she was very successful financially, despite still living on the streets.

She had two children, a boy who she gave up for adoption, and a fourteen-month old girl who was living in a foster home temporarily. Keli was a devoted mother to her daughter. Her "pimp" was the father of both children.

## Disappearance

Keli was last seen in Seattle, Washington on June 28, 1983, leaving a motel, planning to work. She left some of her belongings at the motel. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Aftermath

Keli's "pimp" reported her missing on June 30, 1983, two days after she was last seen. Police initially believed Keli left by herself, though after learning more about Keli's personality and her daughter, they believed it was more likely she was a victim of the then-unidentified Green River Killer. She was added to the list of suspected victims in July 1983.

The killer was identified in 2001 as Gary Ridgway, and he took a plea bargain and confessed to most of the victim's murders in 2003, including Keli's. While leading police the the remains of the still-missing victims, he misidentified the remains of April Buttram as belonging to Keli. He said he often confused the two due to their "similar physiques".

While Ridgway is certain Keli's remains are near Lake Fenwick in Kent, Washington, police searching the area were unable to find Keli's remains, meaning Keli is still considered a missing person and Ridgway was never convicted of her murder.

## Sources

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

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## Shawnda Summers

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Shawnda Lee Summers** (June 28, 1965 - October 9, 1982) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington, on October 9, 1982. She was Ridgway's twelfth known murder victim.

## Background

Shawnda was born on June 28, 1965 in Akron, Ohio. She moved to Washington at some point in her life. She is known to have become involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Shawnda was last seen sometime in early October 1982 in SeaTac, Washington, though October 9, 1982 is the most likely date. The date is unclear because she was reported missing in November 1982, a month after she was last seen.

## Discovery

Shawnda's remains were discovered north of the SeaTac Airport on August 11, 1983, approximately ten months after she was last seen. She was identified in October 1983, two months later.

## Aftermath

It's unknown if Shawnda was connected to the Green River killings after her disappearance, but she was connected to the killings after her remains were found near the SeaTac Airport, close to where the remains of Gisele Lovvorn, a known victim of the killer, were found a year prior.

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

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Shawnda Summers at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Olympian* (subscription required)

## Notes

1. ↑ The date Shawnda was last seen is unknown, but most sources list this date.
Brenda Baker

**Brenda Joy Baker** (July 13, 1959 - May 27, 1974) was a teenager who is suspected to have been murdered by Ted Bundy in Puyallup or Olympia, Washington, on May 27, 1974. If Bundy murdered her, she would be his fifth known murder victim.

## Background

Brenda was born in Enumclaw, Washington, on July 13, 1959. Shortly before her murder, she ran away from home but was found soon after.

## Disappearance

Brenda ran away from home for a second time on May 27, 1974. After leaving home, she was seen near Puyallup, Washington, hitchhiking. She got into a blue pickup truck and was never seen again.

## Discovery

Brenda's body was found in a corner of Millersylvania State Park on June 17, 1974, covered by two logs. Sources commonly list her cause of death as a slit throat, but initial reports suggest she may have also been strangled. She was soon identified by her distinctive clothing, as well as using dental records.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Reports commonly linked Brenda's murder to the murder of 14-year-old Katherine Devine, who was abducted and murdered in November 1973. Her body was found near Olympia, Washington. Some sources linked their cases to the disappearance of numerous college-aged women.

### Ted Bundy as a suspect

In 1975, the perpetrator in the disappearances linked to Brenda and Katherine was identified as Ted Bundy. He also committed murders in Utah and Colorado. There was little evidence to suggest he murdered Katherine and Brenda, but it was a theory in their cases.

Shortly before his execution, Bundy confessed to all the murders attributed to him, but when asked about Brenda and Katherine, he claimed not to know of either case. He remained a strong suspect in the murders.

In 2002, Katherine's killer was identified as William Cosden through DNA analysis. Cosden is the prime suspect in Brenda's murder, though Bundy can't be ruled out. Her murder remains unsolved.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Brenda Baker at *Find a Grave*
* *The Olympian*
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Carrie Rois

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## Carrie Rois

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Carrie Ann Rois** (February 15, 1968 - May 31 - June 15, 1983) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in possibly SeaTac or Auburn, Washington on May 31 - June 15, 1983. She was Ridgway's thirtieth known murder victim.

## Background

Carrie was born on February 15, 1968 in California, but she moved to Washington at some point in her life. Details about her early childhood are unavailable. As she grew older, Carrie began telling people she was being abused at home. She also ran away frequently.

For unknown reasons, Carrie would be placed in numerous group homes. She got along with everyone on these homes. She dreamed of becoming a model. She was in her schools marching band, where she played the flute. She was known to have became involved in sex work just weeks before her disappearance.

## Disappearance

Carrie was last seen between May 31 and June 15, 1983. The true location of her disappearance is unknown, but she was known to frequent SeaTac, Washington, on Pacific Highway South.

## Discovery

Carrie's remains were discovered on March 10, 1985 in Auburn, Washington, near Star Lake Road. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Carrie was connected to the Green River killings on March 6, 1984, along with Carol Christensen. After her remains were discovered in 1985, she was added to the list of the killer's victims.

It wouldn't be until 2001 when 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
* Carrie Rois at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* Ancestry (subscription required)
* *Tri-City Herald* (subscription required)
* *Kitsap Sun* (subscription required)
Lori Razpotnik

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## Lori Razpotnik

### Discovered

February 18, 1984
 (remains)January 2, 1986
 (additional remains)

### Location

Federal Way, Washington (1984 discovery)Auburn, Washington
 (1986 discovery)

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Lori Anne Razpotnik** (c. 1967 - c. 1982), known as **Jane Doe B-17** or **Bones 17** while identified, was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in 1982. She was Ridgway's eighteenth known murder victim.

She was identified in December 2023.

## Disappearance

Lori ran away from her Lewis County, Washington, home sometime in 1982. It's unknown how long she was alive after running away, and if she was reported missing.

## Discovery

On February 18, 1984, Lori's partial remains were found in Federal Way, Washington. Little is known about the discovery of her remains.

On January 2, 1986, more partial remains belonging to Lori were found in Auburn, Washington. These remains were determined to have come from the same person as the remains found in 1984.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

The location of the remains sparked police interest, as it was a known dumping ground of the Green River Killer, a serial killer in the area. Due to this, her murder was linked to the killings. She became known as Jane Doe B-17, or Bones 17.

In 2003, the Green River Killer was identified as Gary Ridgway. He confessed to most of the killings, including Lori's. Ridgway was later convicted of the murders of forty-nine women, including Lori. He confessed to murdering her in the Spring or Summer of 1983.

She was one of two of Ridgway's victims to be unidentified. The other, Tammie Liles, was found in 2003 when Ridgway led police to the location of her remains. She was identified in January 2024, though she was a suspected victim before this after another set of her remains were identified in 1988.

### Identification

In December 2023, with assistance from Parabon Nanolabs, Jane Doe B-17 was identified as Lori. Isotope testing before her identification suggested she wasn't native to the area, but Lori was actually from the area.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Lori Razpotnik at the *Doe Network*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Spokesman-Review* (subscription required)
* *KATV*
Fred Craven

**Fred Craven** (circa 1900 - 22 April 1966) was a man who is suspected to have been murdered by Peter Sutcliffe in Bradford, England, on 22 April 1966. If Sutcliffe murdered him, Fred would be his first victim.

## Discovery

Fred was discovered beaten to death in his betting office on 22 April 1966. It was noted that his wallet, which contained approximately £200 cash, was missing. Sutcliffe's brother, who was 16, was held for questioning in Fred's murder but was released. A link between Fred and Sutcliffe is that Sutcliffe asked Fred's daughter on dates on numerous occasions but was rejected.

## Aftermath

Sutcliffe was never charged in Fred's case, but he was investigated as a suspect after an investigation into potential other victims was launched in 1982. He was never ruled out as a suspect and is presumably still a suspect.

Sutcliffe would go on to murder at least thirteen women in Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Huddersfield, and Halifax between 1975 and 1980 and was caught in January 1981, 14 years after Fred's murder.

Fred's daughter, who has since passed away, has come out to say that she believes Sutcliffe killed her father. She begged the police not to forget about him.

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

## Sources

* Peter Sutcliffe on Wikipedia
* *Mirror*
* *Daily Mail*
Bobby Jo Hayes

**Roberta Joseph "Bobby Jo" Hayes** (June 9, 1966 - February 7, 1987) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Enumclaw, Washington on February 7, 1987. She was Ridgway's forty-seventh known murder victim.

## Background

Bobby Jo was born June 9, 1987 in Seattle, Washington. She ran away from home when she was twelve. During her teenage years, Bobby Jo featured in the Oscar-nominated documentary "Streetwise", released in 1984, which documented the lives of kids living on Seattle's streets. She was working as a waitress at the time of her murder.

## Disappearance

Bobby Jo was last documented leaving a Portland, Oregon jail on February 7, 1987. She is believed to have made her way back to Seattle, but it's unknown what happened to her after that.

## Discovery

Bobby Jo's remains were discovered along Highway 410, ten miles east of Enumclaw, Washington, on September 11, 1991. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

## Aftermath

Bobby Jo's stepmother reported her missing in 1988, after not hearing from her. Details surrounding police's investigation into Bobby Jo's disappearance are unknown.

When Bobby Jo's remains were recovered, she wasn't identified immediately, but police began suspecting the remains may have been a victim of the Green River Killer, due to the proximity of the remains to other victim's remains. Despite this, police discounted the theory after they couldn't find a match between the remains and other missing victim of the killer.

Police correctly estimated the remains as being between seventeen and twenty-four year old, but incorrectly determined the remains belonged to a black woman. Due to this and numerous other reasons, Bobby Jo remained unidentified.

### Identification

During King County police detective Tom Jensen's review of the area's unsolved missing persons case, he came across Bobby Jo's missing persons report. Her file was supposed to be added to the National Crime Information Center, but no results appeared when Jensen searched.

He added Bobby Jo's file to the database, and the computer immediately flagged a match between Bobby Jo and her unidentified remains. A comparison of dental records soon confirmed the match. Despite the identification, police held their belief Bobby Jo wasn't a Green River victim.

### Confession of killer

Bobby Jo'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 Bobby Jo's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Streetwise on Wikipedia
* Bobby Jo Hayes at *Find a Grave*
* Washington State Archives
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune*
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## Notes

1. ↑ Some sources list her surname as "Hays".
2. ↑ Some sources refer to her as being twenty-one.
Sandy Weaver

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

## Sandy Weaver

### Cause of death

Beating/Strangulation

**Sandra Jean "Sandy" Weaver** (August 4, 1955 - July 1, 1974) was a young woman who is suspected to have been murdered by Ted Bundy in Salt Lake City, Utah, or De Beque, Colorado, on July 1, 1974. If Bundy murdered her, she would be his seventh known murder victim.

She was identified in January 1975.

## Background

Sandy was born on August 4, 1955, in Arcadia, Wisconsin. She moved from Wisconsin to Salt Lake City, Utah, in June 1974 and got a summer job at a warehouse.

## Disappearance

Sandy was last seen on July 1, 1974, in Salt Lake City, Utah. She attended work as usual in the morning but didn't return after her lunch break at about 10:30 a.m.

## Discovery

Sandy's nude body was discovered by tourists hiking in De Beque, Colorado, on July 2, 1974, the day after she was last seen. She had been beaten, sexually assaulted, and strangled. The only personal items found at the scene were a gold chain with a one-inch wooden cross and a blue sapphire ring.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Despite Sandy's body being found, she remained unidentified. No developments were made in her case until January 1975, when she was identified via dental records. Sandra also wore contact lenses, which matched a pair found at the scene.

### Ted Bundy as a suspect

Soon after her disappearance, police theorized that Sandy's murder may have been related to the murders and disappearances of numerous Utah girls. The murders of Melissa Smith and Laura Aime were considered to be quite similar to Sandy's murder.

The perpetrator in the other murders and disappearances was identified as Ted Bundy in 1975. He escaped prison in 1978 and murdered three more girls and young women before being apprehended for the last time. He confessed to many murders soon before his execution in 1989.

Bundy reportedly confessed to abducting a woman in Utah, murdering her, and dumping her body in Colorado. While this description matches Sandy's case, there's no evidence that her murder is linked to the confession. While Bundy is still a strong suspect, Sandy's murder remains unsolved.

## Souces

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Sandy Weaver at *Find a Grave*
* *The Daily Sentinel*
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Ibis Eyeball

"BECAUSE IM SLEEPY"

Ibis being an unsettling bitch (bois rotated)

### Biography

Ibis eyeball is assumidly the eye of a dead (?) god that was jettersoned out of his orginal body and down to demersa, Ibis was found by nir in some mysterious woods about 3 years ago where the two of them made a deal ibis would share his magic with the one eyed sheep and in return shes help him find his original body and also during their search theyd act as the sheeps other eye that part was mutualy benefical.

Ibis tried to play the whole mysterious patron bit for about a week.... it didnt work.

### Physical Description

Ibis is well an eyeball his sclera is black and their iris is a bright pink and has a unique shape like an upturned pacman, Ibis is able to shift his size and change his appearance seemingly at will though he typically matches his hostbody.

### Relations

##### Nir

- His warlock and vessel, constantly has to tell her not to eat poison. seems consistantly annoyed by her antics. (I don’t actually know ibises full actual opinion of Nir lol - Fucker)

##### Eravin

- seemed genuinely frightened of being in his domain.

### Sillys

- Ibis is semi mortal, like mortal enough to get annoyed at it but not enough to die from it. (why hes always sleepy)

- hes a very sad drunk. he also cant get hungover (a fact nir is horribly jealous of).
Caryn Campbell

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

## Caryn Campbell

### Cause of death

Beating/Stabbing

**Caryn Eilene Campbell** (September 20, 1951 - January 12, 1975) was a young woman who was murdered by Ted Bundy in Snowmass Village, Colorado, on January 12, 1975. She was Bundy's thirteenth known murder victim.

## Background

Caryn was born on September 20, 1951, in Garden City, Michigan, but was living in Dearborn, Michigan. She was a registered nurse.

## Disappearance

On January 12, 1975, Caryn was staying with her fiancée and his children at the Wildwood Inn, in Snowmass Village, Colorado. They had dinner at the restaurant, and when they were finished at about 8:30 p.m., Caryn excused herself to get a magazine from their room. She was last seen walking down a well-lit hallway, but never returned.

## Discovery

On February 17, 1975, Caryn's nude, frozen body was discovered next to a dirt road, just outside the resort. She had distinctive grooved depressions on her skull, making it clear she was beat. Her left earlobe was slit, and she had numerous deep wounds from a weapon on her body.

## Aftermath

### Initial Aftermath

Caryn was identified, primarily via dental records, on February 18, 1975. The initial aftermath of her murder is unknown, but it would remain unsolved for months.

### Identification of Killer

Caryn'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 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 thirty murders very shortly before his execution, including Caryn's. Caryn was one of the only victims whose murder's Bundy was ever charged with.

## Sources

* Ted Bundy on Wikipedia
* Caryn Campbell at *Find a Grave*
* *The Daily Sentinel* (subscription required)
April Buttram

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

## April Buttram

### Cause of death

Unknown

**April Dawn Buttram** (September 1, 1965 - August 18, 1983) was a teenager who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in Seattle or Snoqualmie, Washington on August 18, 1983. She was Ridgway's thirty-fifth known murder victim.

## Background

April was born in California on September 1, 1965. Details surrounding her childhood are unknown, but during her teenage years, she was described as once being a good kid, but was turning into a troubled teenager.

## Disappearance

April was last seen on August 18, 1983 in Seattle, Washington. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Aftermath

April was reported missing by her mother on an unknown date. She was added to the list of suspected victim's of the Green River Killer in July 1984.

### Apprehension of suspect

On November 30, 2001, police arrested a man named Gary Ridgway for the murders of four of the Green River victims. In 2003, Ridgway confessed to most of the other murders attributed to him, including April's.

### Discovery of remains

By the time Ridgway was confessing to the Green River killings, April's remains hadn't been found yet, meaning she was still considered a missing person. When asked about the location of the other victim's remains, Ridgway led them to a wooded are near Snoqualmie, Washington. A set of remains identified as belonging to April were found there.

When Ridgway was leading them to April's remains, he misidentified them as belonging to Keli McGinness, another presumed victim of his whose remains hadn't been found. He told police he often confused Kelly and April with each other as they had "similar physiques".

Gary Ridgway was convicted of the murders of forty-nine women, including April, and is serving a life sentence in prison.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* April Buttram at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The News Tribune* (subscription required)

## Notes

1. ↑ Some sources list this date as being between August 18 and September 1, 1983, but most sources list this date.
Constance Naon

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## Constance Naon

### Cause of death

Unknown

**Constance Elizabeth Naon** (June 29, 1962 - June 8, 1983) was a young woman who was murdered by Gary Ridgway in SeaTac, Washington on June 8, 1983. She was Ridgway's thirty-first known murder victim.

## Background

Constance was born on June 29, 1962 in Washington. Details about her childhood are unavailable. Before her murder, she was doing well financially, having a job as a clerk in a retail store. However, she was addicted to cocaine and was involved in sex work.

## Disappearance

Constance was last seen leaving her friends house on June 29, 1962. Her car would later be found parked in SeaTac, Washington, near Pacific Highway South. It's unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Discovery

Constance's remains were discovered on October 27, 1983, just south of SeaTac airport. Her cause of death couldn't be determined, but her case was deemed a homicide.

The remains of Kelly Ware would be found in the same area two days later, but she would remain unidentified until December 1984.

## Aftermath

Constance was connected to the Green River killings very soon after her disappearance, likely in July 1984. When her remains were recovered, 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 Constance's murder, along with the murders of forty-eight other women.

## Sources

* Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
* Constance Naon at *Find a Grave*
* Green River Killings (archived)
* *The Olympian* (subscription required)