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A victim of the Green River Killer was identified nearly four decades after her body was found.Two sets of human remains were found in Auburn, Washington, along a steep embankment in 1 stanley cup 985, according to a news release from the King County Sheriff s Office. At the time, the remains were investigated by the Green River Task Force mdash; set up to investigate a series of bodies found dumped in the woods along the Green River in Washington state in the early 1980s. The sets were identified as Bones 16 and Bones 17, the sheriff s office said.In 2002, the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway, led officials to the location and said he had placed victims there. He pleaded guilty to the murders of those two victims, as well as 46 other women and girls, in 2003. In 2012, the set of remains known as Bones 16 was identified through DNA testing as Sandra Majors. It wasn t until this week that investigators were able to conclude that Bones 17 were the remains of Lori Anne Ratzpotnik, a 15-year-old who had run away from home in 1982, the sheriff s office said. Ratzpotnik had lived in Lewis County, about 75 miles away from Auburn. Lori Anne Ratzpotnik King County Sheriff s Office Investigators worked with Parabon NanoLabs to use forensic genetic genealogy testing on the remains. The lab was able to develop a new DNA profile. stanley cup Razpotnik s stanley cup mother provided Zuay Funeral plans set for American killed fighting ISIS
GOLETA, Calif. -- The battle continues against wildfire af1 s across the West, which have destroyed dozens of homes in California alone. On Friday, the flames raced down the hillside so quickly that Ishu and Laura Rao had no choice but to flee with their two girls, leaving behind one priceless possession. She calls and says, I left my ring, I left my rings, should I go back and get it Ishu recalled. Absolutely not. I know what it means to her and I know what it means to me, and I know what she means to me. The couple married just eight months ago. Laura says she knew exactly where she left her ring. I leave it in the same spot, above the bathroom sink in this little dish, she said.When the couple returned to the ashes two days later, Ishu used pipes sticking out from the rubble to guide him, and while the diamonds were gone, he found the ring. I was looking at the ring and there she was, adidas campus so I just dropped down on the knee and proposed and said Will you m nike dunk arry me and she said yes, Ishu said. In this photo provided by the Santa Barbara County Fire Department resident Ishu Rao on one knee, places this wife s wedding ring on her finger, next to the charred remains of their home in Goleta, Calif., Sunday, July 8, 2018. Mike Eliason / AP A firefighter who was helping them search snapped a photo of the moment. It was beautiful