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Thanks to DNA testing, Lori Anne Razpotnik was found to be the victim of a notorious serial killer.

For nearly 40 years, a set of human remains discovered near Seattle in 1985 were known to investigators only as Bones 17. And it was 17 years later that police confirmed the remains belonged to a victim of the so-called “Green River Killer” – but they still didn’t know the victim’s name.

(CNN) — For nearly 40 years, a set of human remains discovered near Seattle in 1985 were known to investigators only as Bones 17. And it was 17 years later

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A victim of the Green River killer has been identified through DNA testing as a Lewis County teen last seen in 1982, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office. Lori Anne …

“Bones 17” belonged to a girl named Lori Anne Razpotnik.

Serial killer Gary Ridgway murdered at least 48 people in the Washington area

“Bones 17” belonged to a girl named Lori Anne Razpotnik.

A victim of the Green River killer has been identified through DNA testing as a Lewis County teen last seen in 1982, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office.

The Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway, led authorities in 2002 to the site where the bones had been found in 1985.