The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard | Documentary

I know it’s for the algorithm but there’s something almost morbidly endearing about how every case is the most twisted we’ve ever heard

The fact that they needed Ted Bundy to help them was mad.

The fact that he passed the polygraph proves how useless they are and why they aren't allowed to be used as evidence in a courtroom

He passed the polygraph because he doesn’t feel emotion like the rest of us do. He wasn’t distressed so nothing showed up.

I saw an interview with he's wife, she had no idea, how sick would you feel if you found out your partner was responsible for such horrors. R.I.P to all the victims

What’s equally as creepy as how he was in the interview and how he spoke about these victims is how accurate Ted Bundy was. Also goes to show just how fucking sick he really was.

That’s crazy how they asked Ted Bundy for help i never knew that! But it does make sense why they asked him… so sad for those families to go through that.

It was honestly the best idea at the time to ask Bundy for help. From one serial killer to another, he'd have far more insight on the mindset of any other serial killers. Hearing his voice was absolutely crazy. I was born in 82, so i was too young to know what was going on. But i do recall my parents, especially my mom, paying close attention to the news whenever there was an update on the Green River Killer. We lived states away, so there wasnt a threat to us, but still. I remember years later when mom told me how disappointed she was that police couldn't find him. She was ecstatic when they finally did. 80-90 victims is insane. Unlike Ted, Gary was way more unassuming and average, both in behavior and looks. Ted's narcissism makes him stand out. His eyes are especially creepy. Gary, however, reminds me of every adult man i encounteted in the 80s and 90s. It's sad that he was able to get away with it for so long. Those poor girls. Did he ever say why he stopped killing and why he decided to get married and start a family? I know he only killed prostitutes, but being so far deep into APD as he was, I'm not sure why he'd want to.

The most frightening thing is how normal he sounds you can clearly see how he managed to manipulate his victims the way he did in fact its how so many serial killers manage to lure their victims by manipulation and fluttery which makes them all the more dangerous

RIP to all the precious women lost. 🕊️

This dude slipped through detectives grasp so many times it's insane. Glad he's rotting away in jail.

I live in Seattle and I was 16 when he was caught. My friends older sister served him coffee and another friends grandfather was his neighbor who would occasionally have beers with him. Neither of them saw anything out of the ordinary.

Thank you for sharing this very in-depth video. I’ve watched other shows on his killing spree but none so detailed as you have provided! Love your channel Raven!! 💕💕💕

Could you guys give your titles the name of the actual case instead of "the modt TWISTED case you've ever heard"

This man and Ted Bundy both made huge impacts on my childhood. Growing up in the same area as these creeps gave us kids nightmares. Scared to swim in a river for a long time... I believe this is the reason I like true crime videos, brings awareness and closure. P.S I've met him at my old job in Auburn Washington. 🤯

Gary Ridgeway always gave me nightmares. I never knew about the Ted Bundy link! How insane.

I’d read a lot about this case before and watched his interrogation with Mary O’Toole, but when he described his victim as “still having baby fat” to guess her age was …disturbing

I feel so bad for his daughter finding out who her dad really was

It's also important to note that they didn't talk to Bundy JUST for the GRK, they also did it to find out about any other murders Ted himself did but without him knowing

Yes 🙌🏼 thank u so very much for posting a new video! I definitely had to indulge n get my fix of EWU ur channels are always killing it and always blowing everyone else outta the water when it comes to true crime.. keep up the amazing work 💙💙💙