The Search for the Green River Killer

The book delves deeply into the investigative process and the people behind it. I'm curious what motivated this particular focus and how much was based on new insights or archives.

While I appreciated the thoroughness, some sections felt a bit dense. Do others think this added to the story or made it harder to stay engaged?

There are several theories about the killer's identity and motives. I'm wondering how the author navigated the controversy or uncertainties in the case.