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The Green River Killer investigation took 21 years, and King County, Wash., spent more than $12 million prosecuting Gary Leon Ridgway, now in prison for the murders of 48 women. Managing the sheer volume of paperwork was a challenge throughout the case. More than 700,000 documents, including decaying scraps of paper, hotel receipts and investigators' notebooks, were collected and eventually scanned. See how the electronic data discovery effort evolved -- and continues today.
September 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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