WA AUBURN JANE DOE: WF, 14-19, found in a ravine across from Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, WA - 2 Jan 1986 *LORI ANNE RAZPOTNIK*

98UFWA - Unidentified Female

Artistic renderings of the victim

Date of Discovery: January 2, 1986
Location of Discovery: Auburn, King County, Washington
Estimated Date of Death: 1-3 years prior
State of Remains: Skeletal
Cause of Death: Homicide

Physical Description
Estimated Age: 14-19 years old
Race: White
Gender: Female
Height: 5'4" to 5'5"
Weight: 120 to 145 lbs.
Hair Color: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown

Identifiers
Dentals: Available. Some fillings in teeth.
Fingerprints: Not available
DNA: Available

Clothing & Personal Items
Clothing: None
Jewelry: None
Additional Personal Items: None

Circumstances of Discovery
The victim was located in a ravine across from Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, Washington on January 2, 1986.

Other remains discovered on February 18, 1984, in the 5400 Block of South 331st Street in Federal Way, Washington match those of this victim.

She was dumped at the 1st site and moved to the Auburn area later.

Gary Ridgeway, the Green River Killer, admitted to killing her and is serving a life sentence for her murder.

Chemical isotope testing concluded the victim may have lived in states such as AK, ID, ND, WY, MT and southern Canada before her death.

Investigating Agency(s)
Agency Name: King County Sheriff's Office
Agency Contact Person: N/A
Agency Phone Number: 206-296-0970
Agency E-Mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 86000818

NCIC Case Number: U191558869
NamUs Case Number: 9929
NCMEC Case Number: 1151979

Information Source(s)
NamUs
NCMEC
Help ID Me The Green River Killer Task Force Challenges
King County Sheriff's Office
Home of the Green River Killer Informational Pages
The Crime library
WASPC

98UFWA

On January 2, 1986, skeletal remains of an unidentified female were found near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, #Washington.

Based on the condition of the remains, she had most likely been deceased for 1-3 years prior to discovery. The Jane Doe is a known victim of Gary Ridgway, also known as the "Green River Killer". ..

www.crimewatchers.net

 

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AUBURN JANE DOE -Gary Ridgeway victim found in King County, WA

This girl was a victim of serial killer Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer. She was found on January 2, 1986 near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn. Her remains were found with two other victims. She was between 14 and 18 years old. Ridgway did confess to killing her, It is believed she was killed elsewhere and then dumped near the cemetery. It is likely that Ridgway killed her in 1983.

 

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Jane “Auburn” Doe


On Jan. 2, 1986, almost two years after the discovery of Jane “Burien” Doe, another set of young female remains was found in King County; this time near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, Washington. Investigators believe she was strangled sometime between 1982 and 1984.

Jane “Auburn” Doe was between the ages of 14 and 18, Caucasian and stood five-feet-six inches tall. Again, no personal belongings or clothing were found with her body to help in the identification process.

Investigators are still actively searching for the identities of both young women. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has created facial reconstructions in the hope that someone will recognize them.

If you have any information regarding the identities of either Jane “Burien” Doe or Jane “Auburn” Doe, please call the King County Sheriff’s Office at 206-263-2130 or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s 24-hour hotline at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678). You may remain anonymous.

 

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http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20031105&slug=webgreenriverlist05

Wednesday, November 5, 2003 -

Ridgway pleads guilty to long list of victims
Seattle Times news services


SEATTLE — Gary Ridgway pleaded guilty Wednesday to aggravated first-degree murder in the deaths of 48 women. They are, in order of their disappearances:

1. Wendy Lee Coffield, 16 — July 8, 1982, last seen in Tacoma. Body found in Green River July 15, 1982, near Kent.

2. Gisele Ann Lovvorn, 17 — July 17, 1982, near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Found Sept. 25, 1982, south of airport.

3. Debra Lynn Bonner, 23 — July 25, 1982, south of Sea-Tac airport. Found Aug. 12, 1982, in the Green River near Kent.

4. Marcia Faye Chapman, 31 — Aug. 1, 1982, south Seattle suburbs, Pacific Highway South near the airport, known as the Sea-Tac strip. Found Aug. 15, 1982, Green River.

5. Cynthia Jean Hinds, 17 — Aug. 11, 1982, near the Sea-Tac strip. Found Aug. 15, 1982, on bank of Green River near Kent.

6. Opal Charmaine Mills, 16 — Aug. 12, 1982, at a public phone booth off Sea-Tac strip. Found Aug. 15, 1982, Green River, Kent

7. Terry Rene Milligan, 16 — Aug. 29, 1982, on Pacific Highway South. Found April 1, 1984, off Star Lake Road in south King County.

8. Mary Bridget Meehan, 18 — Sept. 15, 1982, on Pacific Highway South. Found Nov. 13, 1983, in south Seattle suburbs.

9. Debra Lorraine Estes, 15 — Sept. 20, 1982. Found May 30, 1988, in Federal Way.

10. Linda Jane Rule, 16 — Sept. 26, 1982, last seen leaving a motel room on Aurora Avenue North, on her way to Kmart to shop for clothes. Location where and date when remains were found not immediately available.

11. Denise Darcel Bush, 22 — Oct. 8, 1982, last seen around noon on Pacific Highway South. Body appears first to have been left in wooded area in Tukwila, south of Seattle. Some skeletal remains found there Feb. 10, 1990. Her skull was found June 12, 1985, in Tigard, Ore. Investigators believe killer moved part of her remains.

12. Shawnda Leea Summers, 17 — Oct. 9, 1982, downtown Seattle. Found Aug. 11, 1983, north of Sea-Tac airport.

13. Shirley Marie Sherrill, 18 — between Oct. 20 and Nov. 7, 1982, in Seattle's International District. Remains found June 14, 1985, in Tigard, Ore., along with those of No. 11, Denise Bush.

14. Colleen Renee Brockman, 15 — about Dec. 24, 1982. Family last saw her Dec. 23, 1982. Found May 26, 1984, near Sumner, Pierce County.

15. Alma Ann Smith, 18 — March 3, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found April 2, 1984, in Star Lake area.

16. Delores LaVerne Williams, 17 — March 8, 1983, at bus stop on Pacific Highway South. Found March 31, 1984, near Star Lake.

17. Gail Lynn Matthews, 24 — April 10, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found Sept. 18, 1983, near Star Lake.

18. Andrea M. Childers, 19 — April 16, 1983. Found Oct. 11, 1989, south of Sea-Tac airport.

19. Sandra Kay Gabbert, 17 — April 17, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found April 1, 1984, in Star Lake area.

20. Kimi-Kai Pitsor, 16 — April 17, 1983, in Seattle. Skull found Dec. 15, 1983, near Auburn cemetery. Other remains found there January 1986.

21. Marie M. Malvar, 18, April 30, 1983, at a store on Pacific Highway South. Found Sept. 29, 2003, near Auburn.

22. Carol Christensen, 21 — May 3, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found May 8, 1983, in Maple Valley.

23. Martina Theresa Authorlee, 18 — May 22, 1983, at hotel on Pacific Highway South. Found Nov. 14, 1984, near Enumclaw.

24. Cheryl Lee Wims, 18 — May 23, 1983, in Seattle. Found March 22, 1984, just north of Sea-Tac airport.

25. Yvonne Shelly Antosh, 19 — May 31, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found Oct. 15, 1983, just off Auburn-Black Diamond road

26. Carrie A. Rois, 15 — May 31 to June 13, 1983, in south Seattle suburbs. Found March 10, 1985, in Star Lake area.

27. Constance Elizabeth Naon, 21 — June 8, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Found Oct. 27, 1983, just south of Sea-Tac airport.

28. Kelly Marie Ware, 22 — July 19, 1983, at a Seattle bus stop. Remains found Oct. 29, 1983, in south Seattle suburbs.

29. Tina Marie Thompson, 22 — July 25, 1983, Sea-Tac strip motel. Found April 20, 1984, near state Highway 18 and Interstate 90.

30. April Dawn Buttram, 17 — Aug. 18, 1983, when police spoke to her in south Seattle suburbs. Found Aug. 30 and Sept. 2, 2003, in a wooded area near Snoqualmie, about 26 miles east of Seattle.

31. Debbie May Abernathy, 26 — Sept. 5, 1983, when she left her apartment to go to downtown Seattle. Found March 31, 1984, 12 miles east of Enumclaw.

32. Tracy Ann Winston, 19 — Sept. 12, 1983, in Seattle's Northgate Mall. Found March 27, 1986, near the Green River in Kent.

33. Maureen Sue Feeney, 19 — Sept. 28, 1983, at Seattle bus stop. Found May 2, 1986, off Interstate 90 near North Bend.

34. Mary Sue Bello, 25 — Oct. 11, 1983, on the Sea-Tac strip. Found Oct. 12, 1984, east of Enumclaw.

35. Pammy Avent — Oct. 26, 1983, 4600 block of 44th Avenue South, Seattle. Found Aug. 16, 2003, off state Highway 410 near Enumclaw.

36. Delise Louise Plager, 22 — Oct. 30, 1983, at a bus stop in south Seattle suburbs. Found Feb. 14, 1984, near Interstate 90 east of North Bend.

37. Kimberly L. Nelson, also known as Tina Tomson and Linda Lee Barkey, 26 — Nov. 1, 1983, at bus stop on Pacific Highway South. Found June 14, 1986, off Interstate 90 near North Bend.

38. Lisa Yates, 26 — Dec. 23, 1983, in south Seattle. Found March 13, 1984, off Interstate 90 east of North Bend.

39. Mary Exzetta West, 16 — Feb. 6, 1984, in south Seattle. Found Sept. 8, 1985, in Seattle's Seward Park.

40. Cindy Anne Smith, 17 — March 21, 1984, hitchhiking on Pacific Highway South. Found June 27, 1987, off Highway 18 near Green River Community College.

41. Patricia Michelle Barczak, 19 — October 1986 along Pacific Highway South near Sea-Tac Airport. Skull found seven years later by a survey crew working along Highway 18 in Auburn.

42. Roberta Joseph Hayes, 21 — Last seen leaving a Portland, Ore., jail in 1987. Remains found Sept. 12, 1991, along Highway 410 east of Enumclaw.

43. Marta Reeves, 37 — Last seen March 1990 in rural King County. She was found Sept. 20, 1990, eight miles east of Enumclaw off Highway 410. Reeves was believed to have disappeared from Seattle, where she had been arrested twice for prostitution.

44. Patricia Yellow Robe, 38 — Disappeared 1998. Found Aug. 6, 1998, in a vacant lot on Des Moines Way South near Highway 99.

In addition, Ridgway admitting killing:

—Jane Doe B-10, who died between Jan. 1, 1982, and March 21, 1984.

—Jane Doe B-16, who died between Dec. 1, 1982 and Dec. 31, 1985.

—Jane Doe B-17, who died between Dec. 1, 1982 and Dec. 31, 1985.

—Jane Doe B-20. who died between July 23, 1991 and Aug. 31, 1993.

Ridgway will not enter pleas to seven deaths previously attributed to the Green River Killer, though he remains a suspect in those deaths:

—Amina Agisheff, 36. Last seen July 7, 1982, leaving Seattle apartment. Remains found April 18, 1984, near Highway 18 and Interstate 90.

—Kassee Ann Lee, 16. Last seen Aug. 28, 1982, at 11:30 a.m. at her south King County home by her husband. Remains not found.

—Rebecca T. Marrero, 20. Last seen Dec. 3, 1982, at Western Six Motel on Pacific Highway South. Remains not found.

—Tammie Charlene Liles, 16. Last seen June 9, 1983, downtown Seattle. Remains found April 23, 1985, in Tualatin, Ore., south of Portland.

—Keli K. McGinness, 18 — Last seen June 28, 1983, on Pacific Highway South. Remains not found.

—Patricia Anne Osborne — Last seen Oct. 20, 1983, 11500 block of Aurora Avenue North, Seattle. Remains not found.

—One set of unidentified remains.

 

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http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/another-green-river-victim-is-identified/

Another Green River victim is identified
Originally published June 18, 2012

Mystery still surrounds three Ridgway victims, whose remains have been found but never identified. Ridgway implied that the three were killed in spring or summer 1983.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, the remains belonged to:

• A white female, possibly as young as 12; found March 21, 1984, in the Burien area off Des Moines Memorial Drive South.


• A white female, between 14 and 17; found Jan. 2, 1986, near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn.

• A white female, between 16 and 20; found July 2003, in a wooded area along Kent-Des Moines Road.

 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Ridgway


Gary Leon Ridgway (born February 18, 1949) is an American serial killer known as the Green River Killer. He was initially convicted of 48 separate murders and later confessed to nearly twice that number. As part of his plea bargain, an additional conviction was added, bringing the total number of convictions to 49, making him the most prolific American serial killer in history according to confirmed murders. He murdered numerous women and girls in Washington State during the 1980s and 1990s.[1] Most of his victims were alleged to be prostitutes and other women in vulnerable situations, including underage runaways. The press gave him his nickname after the first five victims were found in the Green River before his identity was known.[2] He strangled the women, usually by hand but sometimes using ligatures. After strangling them, he would dump their bodies in forested and overgrown areas in King County, often returning to the dead bodies to have sexual intercourse with them.[3]

On November 30, 2001, as he was leaving the Kenworth truck factory where he worked in Renton, Washington, he was arrested for the murders of four women whose cases were linked to him through DNA evidence.[3]As part of a plea bargain wherein he agreed to disclose the locations of still-missing women, he was spared the death penalty and received a sentence of life imprisonment without parole.


Gary Ridgway

Mugshot in November 2001

Born Gary Leon Ridgway
February 18, 1949 (age 67)
Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.
Other names The Green River Killer
Criminal penalty Life imprisonment without parole
Spouse(s) Claudia Kraig Barrows (m. August 15, 1970; div. January 14, 1972)
Marcia Lorene Brown (m. December 14, 1973; div. May 27, 1981)
Judith Lorraine Lynch (m. June 12, 1988; div. September 5, 2002)
Conviction(s) Murder
Solicitation
Killings
Victims Convicted of 49, confessed to 71, presumed to be at least 90+
Span of killings
1982–1998 confirmed, but could be as recent as 2001
Country United States
State(s) Washington
Date apprehended
November 30, 2001
Imprisoned at Washington State Penitentiary,Walla Walla, Washington

 

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http://www.canyouidentifyme.org/KingWashingtonJaneDoeJanuary1986

King Washington Jane Doe January 1986

Doe Alias :
Bones 17, B17
Date Found :
Thursday, January 2, 1986
Location Found:
found in a dump site down a steep slope across from the Mountain View Cemetery, Auburn, Washington.
County Found:
King County
State Found:
Washington
Est Date of Death:
1982-1984
Cause of Death:
Homicide: Victim of Serial Killer Gary Ridgeway
Sex:
Female
Race:
Caucasian
Age Minimum :
14
Age Maximum:
19
Height Minimum:
5'6"
Weight:
130lbs
Dental:
Available

Additional Information :
This girl was a victim of serial killer Gary Ridgeway, the Green River Killer. Her remains were found with two other victims, Kimi Kai Pitsor and Sandra Denise Major. Ridgeway confessed to her killing. It is believed that she was killed elsewhere and then dumped near the Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, Washington. Ridgeway believed he killed her in 1983.

DNA Available:
Yes
Fingerprints Available:
Yes

Contact Information:
King County Coroner's Office, Harborview Medical Center, 325 9th Avenue, Box 359792, Seattle, Washington 98104-2499, 206-731-3232, 206-731-8555 Fax

 

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King Washington Jane Doe January 1986 | This girl was a victim of serial killer Gary Ridgeway, the Green RIver Killer. Her remains were found with two other victims. Visit her profile & learn more about her. http://canyouidentifyme.org/KingWashingtonJaneDoeJanuary1986

 

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Since their discovery in 1985, Major's remains have been referred to as Jane Doe B16, or bones 16. It was the 16th set of unidentified remains found, authorities said. Three sets of remains remain unidentified.

Major's remains were found down a steep embankment on the outskirts of Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn on Dec. 30, 1985, according to court filings in Ridgway's case.

After Ridgway's arrest in 2001, then-King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng agreed he would not seek the death penalty against him in exchange for his cooperation in locating the remains of dozens of victims. Ultimately, Ridgway admitted to nearly 70 slayings, but at the time prosecutors said they had evidence linking him to only 48 cases.

When questioned in 2003 as part of his plea agreement, Ridgway "claimed that he could not recall any specifics" about Major or another set of remains found nearby. Ridgway told investigators that he killed one of the victims, then killed a 16-year-old girl identified as Kimi-Kai Pitsor, and then killed another woman.

The three sets of remains were found around the cemetery; Ridgway pleaded guilty to all three. Until now, Pitsor was the only one of the three who had been identified.

The third victim's remains found near Mountain View Cemetery have not been identified. She is believed to be a Caucasian female in her teens, court filings said.

In February 2011, Ridgway pleaded guilty to a 49th homicide, admitting to a packed Kent courtroom that among his first victims was a 20-year-old prostitute named Rebecca "Becky" Marrero. She was last seen walking out of a SeaTac motel Dec. 3, 1982.

Most of Ridgway's victims were young runaways, prostitutes or drug addicts picked up on Pacific Highway South.

Mystery still surrounds three Ridgway victims, whose remains have been found but never identified. Ridgway implied that the three were killed in spring or summer 1983.

According to the Sheriff's Office, the remains belonged to:

• A white female, possibly as young as 12; found March 21, 1984, in the Burien area off Des Moines Memorial Drive South.

• A white female, between 14 and 17; found Jan. 2, 1986, near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn.

• A white female, between 16 and 20; found July 2003, in a wooded area along Kent-Des Moines Road.

Also in 2003, Ridgway claimed to have killed three other women — Kelly Kay McGinness, 18; Kassee Lee, 16; and Patricia Osborn, 19 — whose remains have never been found. He wasn't charged in their slayings because of a lack of sufficient evidence.

Ridgway is serving a sentence of life without parole at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla.

 

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http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/special-reports/article25855165.html


NOVEMBER 6, 2003 3:01 AM

Ridgway's victims

Jane Doe B17, whose remains were found Jan. 2, 1986, in a wooded ravine across from the Mountain View Cemetery, about 100 feet away from Jane Doe B16 uncovered days earlier. The remains are unidentified. She's described as white, 14 to 17 years old and 5 feet 4 to 5 feet 8.

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/special-reports/article25855165.html#storylink=cpy

 

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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/loca...idg_summary.pdf


Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17" (Counts XXVII and XXVIII)

On December 30, 1985, two years after Kimi-Kai's skull was found, Task Force

detectives returned to Mountain View Drive. A car had gone off the road and down a steep embankment several hundred yards from the place where Kimi-Kai's skull had been found. Two men employed at the cemetery went down to look at the wrecked car and discovered what appeared to be human bones. When the Task Force detectives arrived, they immediately realized that this was another dumpsite. The bones found by the cemetery workers were obviously not those of Kimi-Kai Pitsor (they found another skull).

For the next week, detectives scoured the hillside in search of further evidence. When the search was over, they had found a total of three sets of skeletal remains. One of the remains proved by radiographic examination to be the rest of Kimi-Kai Pitsor. The other two bodies, despite extensive efforts, remain unidentified. They have been designated Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17."

Although these skeletal remains have not been identified, both were young women. A forensic anthropologist's examination revealed that Jane Doe "B16" was an African-American woman between the age of twenty and twenty-five. She was approximately 5'1" to 5'4" tall.

Her body had been placed along a large fallen log.

Some 40 to 50 feet uphill east from Jane Doe "B16" were the remains of Jane Doe

"B17." She was lying at the foot of a very large rotten stump on the peak of a ridge. The forensic anthropologist concluded that she was a Caucasian, between 5'4" and 5'8" tall. She was between fourteen and seventeen years old.

Two hundred and fifty yards to the west of these two young women, detectives found the remains of Kimi-Kai Pitsor. She was located about 100 yards from Mountain View Drive and approximately 100 yards from where her skull was found.

Over the course of the next fifteen years, numerous attempts were made to identify the two young women found along Mountain View Drive. Leads relating to Kimi-Kai's disappearance were likewise investigated but never led any further than the tentative identification of defendant Ridgway. The cases remained open, but "cold."

In 2003, as recounted in the previous section, Ridgway admitted murdering Kimi-Kai Pitsor and dumping her at the Mountain View site. When he was questioned about the other two unidentified remains, he claimed that he could not recall any specifics about them other than to say that he thought he killed one of the women before Kimi-Kai and one after her. Ridgway said that he staggered their bodies along the hillside � which was consistent with the way the remains were found.

The Task Force designated these unidentified remains in the order in which they were discovered as: "Bones 16" and "Bones 17." In this document, these victims are referred to as Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17."

 

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http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/11/05/ridgway.statement/index.html?iref=newssearch

Green River Killer Gary Ridgway's statement to the court
Wednesday, November 5, 2003 Posted: 9:40 PM EST (0240 GMT)


SEATTLE, Washington (CNN) --Green River Killer Gary Ridgway pleaded guilty Wednesday to 48 counts of aggravated murder as part of a plea-bargain in which he submitted a written statement that was read aloud in court by prosecutor Jeff Baird:

The Judge has asked me to state what I did in my own words that makes me guilty of these crimes. This is my statement:

I killed the forty-eight (48) women listed in the State's second amended information.

In most cases, when I murdered these women, I did not know their names. Most of the time, I killed them the first time I met them and I do not have a good memory for their faces. I killed so many women I have a hard time keeping them straight.

I have reviewed information and discovery about each of the murders with my attorneys, and I am positive that I killed each one of the women charged in the Second Amended Information. I killed them all in King County. I killed most of them in my house near Military Road, and I killed a lot of them in my truck, not far from where I picked them up. I killed some of them outside. I remember leaving each woman's body in the place where she was found

Count XXVIII (28):

In King County, Washington, sometime between December 1, 1982 through December 31, 1985, with premeditated intent to cause her death, I strangled an unidentified woman referred to as Jane Doe "B17" to death. I picked her up, planning to kill her. After killing her, I left her body near Mountain View Cemetery.

 

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http://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/sheriff/about-us/enforcement/investigations/green-river.aspx


Unidentified Victims
Gary Ridgway admitted to killing of all of these women, but could not supply any significant information that would assist in the identification of these women. The clay reconstructions were done by National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to assist us in identifying the women. Hair styles are only a ‘best guess’.

Victim #17:
White Female found 1/2/1986 near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn. Age estimated between 14 and 18 at the time of her death. Ridgway implied that the victim was killed in the spring or summer of 1983.

 

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In January 1986, Jane Doe B-17 was located in Auburn, Washington in a ravine near the Mountain View Cemetery. Remains matching this victim were also found in Federal Way, Washington in 1984, Ridgway had moved the body prior to its 1986 discovery. This victim likely died some time between the end of 1980 and the beginning of 1984.

 

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