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Originally posted by brooklineu
I don't know how many of you follow true crime the way I do (LOL), but a suspect was arrested in the Green River Killings. In the early 80's over 49 women were abducted and murdered in the Seattle area. They used DNA evidence to link this guy to 4 of the Green River victims. Seeing as the killings seemed to have stopped in the mid 80's, it's very suspicious...serial killers usually don't stop killing. It makes you wonder if he never did stop, and if not, where he went. Considering his victims were all prostitutes, it draws a frighteningly similar picture to the situation with Vancouver prostitutes...over 30 have gone missing in the past few years.
Anyway, they arrested a 52 year old man from Federal Way. The families must be so relieved that finally something has come of the investigation. He was a suspect since the killings began.
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Wasn't there a serial killer in Atlanta in the 80's?
I think kids were being killed and dumped in rivers. Did they ever catch the killer?
Didn't they catch the guy in the Vancouver case? I think he was a pig farmer and he was grinding up the bodies and feeding them to the pigs.