| I
recently received the following from Lisa
A. Wilson, author of Don't Just Sit There.
A woman contacted me over 3 months ago with
information that was sifted through and researched further. This
data came up with one definite link of her ex-husband and Ridgeway
possibly knowing each other and their connection to MARIA MALVAR.
I am sending you that info, with the hope that you may be able to
help bring this to light. I have already sent this to America's
Most Wanted, the FBI in Seattle, the Green River Task Force, and
many members of the media.
NEW INFORMATION ON GREEN RIVER KILLER THIS
MAY PROVE TO BE VERY SIGNIFICANT: Like the incident in Vancouver,
police are now and have been ignoring the new tips that were sent
to their office about a man who should be a 'person of interest'
in the matter of the investigation of the Green River Killer. Are
they going to look at this data in 5 or 10 years and realize that
there was some very significant information handed to them, but
they had never investigated it further? Why is it that the woman
who contacted me over 3 months ago has never been given even 5
minutes of time from detectives about the Green River Killer? She
has been trying to get the Task Force to look at her ex-husband
since 1988 when she was finally able to leave him. She was told
many times by Tom Jensen, who heads the TF that "if his name
was not on the computer print-out sheet, they were not going to
look at him". Does the killer have to be a felon with a
previous record? Did the Task Force treat Gary Ridgway's wife
& ex-wife in the same manner? Probably not...he was already in
police custody when they came forward with all of the information
about his very strange HABITS. Did the police in Vancouver treat
the family members of the missing women like 'dirt' , that they
were 'looney' or had 'mental problems'? I certainly KNOW that I do
not have any, but they will not even listen to me and have
'insinuated' that I was calling on a daily basis...which I was
not. I do have my telephone records that will prove this. The Task
Force has mishandled evidence and not picked up other meaningful
pieces of the puzzle. WHY? I seriously believe that when this is
all over, there WILL be another lawsuit in Seattle, like the one
that is being put together right now in Vancouver, about not
investigating THIS matter properly. My letter has been sent to
many important people, including several members of the media, and
I ask that you read this VERY carefully. In the message below is
the DEFINITE LINK that connects this suspect to not only one of
the missing women on the Green River Killer List, but there is
also the possibility of him knowing and associating with Gary
Ridgway, the man that is in police custody but only charged with
murder for 4 of the 49 women who made it onto the OFFICIAL list.
Since 1982, there have been approximately 150 missing or murdered
women. There was at least one time when bodies had been found,
that a witness spoke of 2 men being in that area, and they were
seen leaving together in a pick-up truck. Could this suspect have
been that other man? Why won't the Task Force even READ the
information that was sent to them over 3 months ago? I KNOW that
they have not looked at the information, otherwise they would have
been actively pursuing this man...the LINK is right in front of
their noses.
DEFINITE CONNECTION TO MARIE-JANE MOLINA
MALVAR: There is one very strong connection, but apparently the
police may not have handled the evidence properly (or never
collected it). I will tell you my source's name to make this
explanation easier - this link may also prove that he knows Gary
Ridgway. The first part of this is probably already known by you.
I will make it as brief as possible. Maria Malvar was last seen on
4-30-83 by her boyfriend/pimp getting into a vehicle, which sped
away from the area very quickly. The b/p thought that something
might be wrong and followed, but soon lost them and apparently
went home. When she did not return that evening, he and the girl's
father went looking for the vehicle. They found it sitting in
front of Gary Ridgway's home, decided to park nearby and called
the police to the scene. They arrived at the house, briefly
questioned Ridgway and he said that he had not been with the girl.
It has also been said that another man was at Ridgway's home at
the time of the questioning....could the other man possibly be our
suspect? On 5-27-83, Patricia and her husband were at the Sea Tac
Airport to see off his mother & father at Gate B-4. Before
getting out of their vehicle, her husband had pulled out a wallet
that looked like hers. He then extracted some cards, holding them
in his hand. Patricia saw an I.D. card and assumed that it was
hers. She grabbed it out of the stack in his hand, and wondered
what he would be doing with HER license. She now had it, glanced
down at the front and saw that it was NOT hers. The picture was of
a medium complexion girl, in her 20's with long dark hair. She
noticed that there were 4 NAMES on the license, but only caught
part of the last name MAL ___. He snatched it back from her, then
the baby started to fuss in her arms. He gave the BABY the card to
play with. They proceeded to pile out of the vehicle and entered
the airport terminal. After saying their "goodbyes" to
his parents, and getting ready to leave, he went to get the card
from the baby. It was not in it's little hand. He FRANTICALLY
searched around on the floor, and asked Patricia what happened to
it. She said that she did not know, while he was searching the
floor. They were then told to leave, because the gates were about
to be closed to that terminal, so there was no time to continue
looking for it. Later that afternoon, an employee found the
license and reported such to the police. The license was for a
Marie-Jane Molina Malvar. There are police records of the finding
on that day, and another letter dated 2-8-85 about even
"walking with him to see where it was located", but the
license HAD NOT been picked up as evidence and was disposed of by
the airport almost two years later. It also appears that the log
book for that particular day is nowhere to be found, or they could
prove that Patricia and her husband HAD been there. I have in my
possession copies of all 5 police reports. The question here is:
If the last known place that Maria Malvar was seen had been in
Gary Ridgway's vehicle on 4-30-83, how did Patricia's husband
happen to be in possession of the license that was found at the
airport on 5-27-83? Was he the 'other man' at Gary Ridgway's home
the night the police questioned him, or was he also involved in
her disappearance. Patricia KNEW that there had been 4 names on
the license...HOW, if she had not seen it? All newspaper articles
that I had found about Ms. Malvar either called her Marie or
Maria, NEVER was there any articles with all 4 names in it. |
