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Green River, Running Red

Auteur(s): Ann Rule
Narrateur(s): Barbara Caruso
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 In this provocative and eye-opening classic of investigative journalism, the #1 New York Times bestselling author and “America’s best true-crime writer” (Kirkus Reviews), Ann Rule, explores the nearly twenty-year long search for America’s most prolific and horrifying serial killer.

In 1982, the body of Wendy Coffield is discovered floating near the sandy shore of Washington’s Green River. Authorities have no idea that this tragic and violent death is only the beginning of a string of murders that will rock and terrify the Seattle area for two decades.

With her signature riveting prose and in-depth research, Ann Rule takes us behind the scenes of the search for the Green River Killer, a terrifying specter who ritualistically killed young women and eluded authorities for years. From seeking the help of incarcerated serial killer Ted Bundy to Ann Rule’s horrifying realization that the killer she was writing about had attended her book signings, Green River, Running Red is the suspenseful and unforgettable “definitive narrative of the brutal and senseless crimes that haunted the Seattle area for decades” (Publishers Weekly). Crimes sexuels Meurtre True Crime Crime Intéressant
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there is not a True Crime Story that I have ever struggled to finish, that said if it weren't for this narrator I'm not sure I would have been able to stick with this. It seemed as though the story would never end. with respect to those with families of the deceased I think it important that they went through every single detail and mentioned everyone's name. However, it turned out to be a very, very long and drawn-out story tiling of the events. the narrator was absolutely brilliant! I look forward to other stories read by her. I wonder if out there at this time in 2018 there is yet another serial killer lurking such as the Ted Bundy's and Gary ridgway's of the world. Both of those killers were so very very similar in nature, well perhaps not nature, but definitely in their crimes and morbid fascination with the deceased. A very good book I highly recommend it if you don't know anything about the case it will and thrall you. If you do know about the case it's still nice to learn how much work went into finding this monster. I still believe we need to search these people out in their young years and offer mental health support to so many more that slipped through the cracks. I believe we could help a great deal of people that kill, if only we got to them in time as professionals. Highly recommend the book I give it 5 Stars overall! on to the next...

An extraordinary story and very well narrated.

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It's a very harrowing and well written story and it's told well. I especially loved the focus on the victims and who they were.

I really enjoyed the narrator. She was very engaging!!

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holy sweet baby Jesus. for the amount of money that these audio books cost I wish the editing would exist. This lady large audible gasp breaths close to the mic. it was like being slapped every third sentence. why. why is this not edited out. pop stars haven't taken a recorded breath in twenty years and I pay less for their stuff.

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So far AUDIBLE#1 has worked great on my iPhone clear as a bell. Sounds like they are reading from the center of my head while wearing my SONY headphones. I am really enjoying my audio book from #1audible.

One of the best books I have listen to.

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In Part One, Ann Rule leads readers through the case by going in-depth into the backgrounds of victims and GRK himself - describing how they ended up in the circumstances that almost guaranteed tragedy. Part Two documents escaped would-be victims and how law enforcement (The Green River Task Force) started closing in on suspects - including Gary Ridgway. Part Three describes the capture of Ridgway largely through forensic details and DNA matching. His confessions & direction to burial sites in order to take the Death Penalty off the table are explained.
The book is well-written and captivating.

I am 95% certain that reader Barbara Caruso is channeling Ann Rule herself when reading this book, too. She sounds *exactly* like a middle-aged Police Officer/Crime Reporter should sound - serious, objective, and empathetic/appropriately emotive (outraged at times, sympathetic at others, etc). Pronouncing Spokane, Washington "spo-KAYN" sometimes and "SPO-kan" sometimes is a weird inconsistency, but Caruso could be Rule's doppelganger. Simon & Schuster Audio cast this project perfectly.

In toto, this accounting of the GRK case is the best available. I give it a 9 out of 10 star rating. Spend the Credit.

[Incidentally: This obviously guilty guy passed two lie detector tests.. demonstrating how useless those things are when used on true psychopaths]


ATTN PRODUCERS: An attached PDF with photographs, a summary of the victimology, and timelines would improve this product appreciably (the sheer number of names is intimidating)

Impressive True Crime Exposé

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This is the first Ann Rule book I have listened to but it was excellent. I chose it for the content and the length and I was suprised just how quickly it went by.

I looked forward to continuing where I left off from and to find out what would happen next. When I would leave the book it was one that lingered with me.

If you enjoy true crime I suggest giving this a listen. It was well written, well read and very informative.

Excellent book

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Ann Rule's writing is amazing as usual. I particularly like the way she makes the reader feel a connection to each and every victim. She really humanizes them and causes the reader to view them as so much more than just another victim. And Barbara Caruso's narrating is PERFECT. I wish she could read every single Ann Rule book there is, I'd buy them all if it were her reading them. She was the perfect choice to narrate this book. I don't think anyone else could do it better. I'm listening to it a second time now because I was so bummed out when it ended, its THAT good.

I loved this

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The book was more about the victims. It was boring. Just long and boring

Meh

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I'm sure this book took hours upon hours of work and I respect that. However, I often felt like I was lost and disoriented while listening as there are so many separate stories and timelines going on. If not completely focused, I was lost. A very long book to be trying to play catch up. I think I gave up after 3-4 hours of listening time

Hard to follow

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Although it is 19 hours, not much is said in this book. The stories of the victims all blend together and they are not given chronological, with one or two even coming in the last hour of the narrative. Unfortunately, most victims come from such similar backgrounds that hearing the same story for 6+ hours is monotonous.

The investigative personnel is made up to be infallible, as if they did everything perfectly and there was no way Ridgway could have been caught sooner, and yet there is very little detail about the investigation techniques. There is also an endless list of names of people who worked the cases - from lead detective to (probably) the person who picked up coffee for the officers. It’s impossible to keep track of most of the names.

She goes into massive biographical detail, lasting at least an hour, about a suspect that was not the Green River Killer. The detail about Ridgway‘s background, if you take out the constant repetition, is probably about 90 minutes.

I could go on, but then I would be as monotonous as this book. Anne Rule is usually a good writer but she completely missed the mark with this one.

Boring, confusing, repetitive

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