Case Study Of Gary Ridgway And The Green River Killer

Note: Similar to other perpetrators, Gary Ridgway (USA) had crossed the USA- Canada border. Ted Bundy had also been to BC, Canada. Ted Ted Bundy (TB) assisted the police profile the so-called Green River Killer and produced a more accurate profile than the latter who had taken about as long as RCMP took to catch Robert Picton (RP) which was also over twenty years. Mr. Ridgway was not directly involved with drug gangs or related individuals but he was aware of and professed to be scared of street-level drug dealers and pimps. According to GR, he was not afraid of the police. Most of Ridgway's victims were young adults from the known age of 15 who were not, as he said, "real prostitutes". It is of concern that these youth are continuously
It could be argued that GR's personal relationships were ultimately a front for the continuity of sexual homicides. A period of inactivity may only have been to find out more about the person with whom he was married to ensure that there would be no suspicion. The latter situation refers to the last spouse prior to incarceration. Unlike the latter situation, former spouses had also been asked to have sex in the vehicle and police tactics had been used in an incident that was not physically harmful. It should be mentioned that in the RP case the overlooked periphery of clients (old and new, regulars and non-regulars) are members of what once was (and maybe still is) a Vancouver Police John School after being caught engaging with the sex trade. Records of these people may or may not have been kept but should be researched and such people should be interviewed regarding paraphilias, habits, amounts paid (the amounts vary from free sex for drugs and five dollars upward but rarely exceed 100 dollars. Celebrities who have visited Vancouver have used the East End sex trade persons offering no more than 20 dollars. Some single older divorced directors of Vancouver resource companies have also used the East End sex trade and have brought individuals to the Vancouver offices. I had at one time brought this issue to the awareness of the Canadian directors association as I was concerned due to the thief culture of that particular area
As well, Canadian film directors also have visited the trade and filmed low-cost pornography using these people. The context, that which proceeds a possible non sexual homicide should have been as important as the homicide location and the events preceding that homicide as well as when it happened during a so-called Piggy Palace party or when street people and Picton picked up the victims (which days of the week, etc. seem to be overlooked aspects of this investigation as with the GR case. The occupations of these people and residential area perhaps should be informed because both the workplace and the residence and surrounding workplaces, occupations and residences are exposed to crime systems. The amount and frequency of the payment of the client who may not be aware of networks and observation tactics by criminals should also be explored. Whether or not someone planned and interaction is also a point of interest i.e. if the person had money in his pocket at the time of picking up a person or if spontaneously after driving around the area and then going to the bank with the picked up person, etc. scenarios. Another area of concern is