He dated and married 3 times. He raised his son every other weekend. He held the same job for almost 30 years. He did not show anything to lead to this confession but his co workers said they were not comfortable around him and felt as if something were a bit “off”, they even nicknamed him “Green River Gary.” He did apologize in court but I believe his apology was for himself getting caught and not being able to kill again. Ridgway was brought into court February 7, 2011 on a 49th charge. 20-year-old Rebecca "Becky" Marrero was killed in 1982 and Ridgway admitted to killing her. He is spared any further trials that may grant the death penalty due to stipulations in his current sentence. The plea he agreed to in 2003 took the death penalty off the table in exchange for a guilty verdict read aloud in court and the identification of where the bodies were buried .Two of the original 48 victims were in Oregon and would have carried capital punishment. The plea agreement was agreed upon with the victims’ families and they were also able to stand in court and give their statements. He is currently incarcerated in Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla,
He dated and married 3 times. He raised his son every other weekend. He held the same job for almost 30 years. He did not show anything to lead to this confession but his co workers said they were not comfortable around him and felt as if something were a bit “off”, they even nicknamed him “Green River Gary.” He did apologize in court but I believe his apology was for himself getting caught and not being able to kill again. Ridgway was brought into court February 7, 2011 on a 49th charge. 20-year-old Rebecca "Becky" Marrero was killed in 1982 and Ridgway admitted to killing her. He is spared any further trials that may grant the death penalty due to stipulations in his current sentence. The plea he agreed to in 2003 took the death penalty off the table in exchange for a guilty verdict read aloud in court and the identification of where the bodies were buried .Two of the original 48 victims were in Oregon and would have carried capital punishment. The plea agreement was agreed upon with the victims’ families and they were also able to stand in court and give their statements. He is currently incarcerated in Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla,