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Local photographer looks to take attention away from serial killer and put it back on his victims (opens the original)
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A local photographer is daring you to look at places you may be tempted to ignore. Laura LeMoonâs latest project is shining a light on innocent victims that one man tried to keep in the dark. Gary Ridgway, one of the most prolific serial killers in United States history, earned the moniker âThe Green River Killer,â a nod to the location where he left the bodies of his victims. LeMoon walks those same banks decades later and thinks of his first known victims: Wendy Coffield, Gisele Lovvorn,
Hundreds of KIRO 7 viewers donate art supplies to Seattle Childrenâs in honor of late cancer patient (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — KIRO 7 viewers helped harvest a beautiful bounty collected through grief. Danielle and Kris Lentz delivered it in an SUV overflowing with Lego sets, colorful markers, Model Magic, and everything a child could want to express themselves through art. They intended it as a tribute to their eldest child Jaxonâs 14th birthday. Jaxon had been a patient at Seattle Childrenâs Hospital for the better part of four years. He was battling Ewing Sarcoma, and the talented young artist often work
Youâve heard of Jimothy the raccoon; now meet Jimothy the human! (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — This Tacoma man loves to spread the joy of music, but a different sound has been making him smile recently. The (stunted) tale (tail) of Jimothy the raccoon. This trash bandit has stolen his heart, just like the rest of the country, brought together by stickers, video games, bobbleheads, blown glass, and more, all celebrating this odd little creature. While Jimothy the raccoon remains elusive, KIRO 7 recently had the opportunity to meet Jimothy the human â also known as Jimothy Roger
Portrait of courage: Young artistâs legacy lives on in Seattle World Cup mural (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — One of the most lasting and profound impacts of the World Cup in Seattle may have nothing to do with soccer at all. You may have seen it, but probably not quite understood it. The monorail columns downtown have the flags of competing teams painted on them. Among them, one is especially unique. It looks like an abstract piece of art. But what it represents is not abstract - it is heart-achingly real. Itâs the work of a young artist named Jaxon Lentz who somehow captured so much of his
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