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The King County Sheriff's office this week disclosed the identity of one of the Green River Killer's victims almost four decades after her body was discovered in the woods

CNN — For nearly 40 years, the human remains discovered near Seattle in 1985 were known to investigators only as Bones 17. And 17 years later, the police

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.

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.

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