Onyx, New York, 1991, 3^rd pr.  ISBN 0-451-40239-1.  MMPB, 479 pages.  Good reading copy; wraps show edge and cover wear, creases and reading creases; remainder dot on top edge.  Binding sound with a slight lean.  Interior clean and unmarked with lightly tanned pages; black & white photo plate section.  ‘During the 1980s, the Strip in Washington State had become an outdoor sexual supermarket, with countless young women openly offering themselves to any and all passing motorists.  Then the first female corpses were found in the Green River.  And the reign of terror and maddening mystery began.  This is the story of a fiendishly clever killer and of the young women – some little more than children – who became his victims.  It is a riveting account, too, of the Green River Task Force that spent $15 million on botanists, anthropologists, seers, psychologists, lasers that could life fingerprints, and computers that match a face to a sliver of jawbone – all to no avail as the death toll mounted to 49, and still counting.’ (from rear wrap)