Green River killer Gary Ridgway was charged today in yet another death. The skull found by teenagers exploring a ravine south of Seattle in December, was confirmed to be that of 20 year-old Rebecca Rebecca Marrero, one of Ridgway’s earliest victims. If convicted of Marrero’s murder, it will bring the number of Ridgway’s victims up to 49.

Ridgway had already confessed to killing Marrero in 1982. But prosecutors declined to include her case in the original 2003 case against Ridgway because they did not have conclusive evidence to back-up the confession. Marrero’s remains were found on December 21st in an Auburn ravine, 100 feet from where investigators found another of Ridgway’s victims, Marie Malvar, in 2003.

The 2003 plea deal that spared Ridgeway the death penalty requires Ridgway to plead guilty to future King County charges based on new evidence, and he is expected to do so on February 18th at the Regional Justice Center in Kent.

Ridgway’s lawyer, Mark Prothero, confirms that Ridgway plans to plead guilty.

One of Ridgway’s known victims, 17 year-old April Dawn Buttram, was from Spokane.

Green River killer Gary Ridgway was charged today in yet another death. The skull found by teenagers exploring a ravine south of Seattle in December, was confirmed to be that of 20 year-old Rebecca Rebecca Marrero, one of Ridgway’s earliest victims. If convicted of Marrero’s murder, it will bring the number of Ridgway’s victims up to 49.

Ridgway had already confessed to killing Marrero in 1982. But prosecutors declined to include her case in the original 2003 case against Ridgway because they did not have conclusive evidence to back-up the confession. Marrero’s remains were found on December 21st in an Auburn ravine, 100 feet from where investigators found another of Ridgway’s victims, Marie Malvar, in 2003.

The 2003 plea deal that spared Ridgeway the death penalty requires Ridgway to plead guilty to future King County charges based on new evidence, and he is expected to do so on February 18th at the Regional Justice Center in Kent.

Ridgway’s lawyer, Mark Prothero, confirms that Ridgway plans to plead guilty.

One of Ridgway’s known victims, 17 year-old April Dawn Buttram, was from Spokane.

It does not take long after a cast of a hit reality show is revealed for online gamblers to get in their action. Last week, the new cast of Celebrity Apprentice was revealed, and Gary Busey was among the contestants.

Busey could be in the middle of the pack as far as betting odds go on winning the season three competition. Busey will be up against some stiff competition, and for once, many of the celebrities that will compete are actually considered to be household names.

The music world is well represented in the new cast. Mark McGrath, the former lead singer of Sugar Ray, is considered to be one of the favorites. Meat Loaf is a rock legend and will likely do anything to win the competition. Rapper Lil Jon and Michael Jackson's sister, LaToya, are also in the field. John Rich from country group Big 'n' Rich, David Cassidy, and Dionne Warwick round out the musicians.

Athletes are represented by former Bash Brother, Jose Canseco. The former Oakland A's slugger played in a sport where gambling on the outcome was common, so there should be no pressure for Canseco to perform under the television lights.

Star Jones, Lisa Rinna, and NeNe Leakes bring the television star appeal to the new season. Deaf actress Marlee Matlin and supermodel Nikki Taylor will attempt to become champions of Celebrity Apprentice.

In the past few years, American Idol has been the number one reality show that gamblers have placed bets on at Las Vegas sports books. Online sports books have also taken action on shows such as Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance. The new season of Celebrity Apprentice begins on March 6th of next year.

It does not take long after a cast of a hit reality show is revealed for online gamblers to get in their action. Last week, the new cast of Celebrity Apprentice was revealed, and Gary Busey was among the contestants.

Busey could be in the middle of the pack as far as betting odds go on winning the season three competition. Busey will be up against some stiff competition, and for once, many of the celebrities that will compete are actually considered to be household names.

The music world is well represented in the new cast. Mark McGrath, the former lead singer of Sugar Ray, is considered to be one of the favorites. Meat Loaf is a rock legend and will likely do anything to win the competition. Rapper Lil Jon and Michael Jackson's sister, LaToya, are also in the field. John Rich from country group Big 'n' Rich, David Cassidy, and Dionne Warwick round out the musicians.

Athletes are represented by former Bash Brother, Jose Canseco. The former Oakland A's slugger played in a sport where gambling on the outcome was common, so there should be no pressure for Canseco to perform under the television lights.

Star Jones, Lisa Rinna, and NeNe Leakes bring the television star appeal to the new season. Deaf actress Marlee Matlin and supermodel Nikki Taylor will attempt to become champions of Celebrity Apprentice.

In the past few years, American Idol has been the number one reality show that gamblers have placed bets on at Las Vegas sports books. Online sports books have also taken action on shows such as Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance. The new season of Celebrity Apprentice begins on March 6th of next year.

Gary Coleman is facing his third medical emergency this year.

The Diff'rent Strokes star, 42, is currently listed in critical condition in a Provo, Utah, hospital.

"I can confirm Mr. Coleman is a patient here at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center," hospital spokeswoman Janet Frank tells PEOPLE. "He's listed in critical condition. He was admitted Wednesday. We are not confirming what department he's in or any further details."

Coleman's brother-in-law told TMZ.com that the actor suffered a head injury after a fall.

A rep and lawyer for the actor didn't return calls for comment.

Coleman was hospitalized after suffering a seizure on the set of The Insider in February, and was hospitalized in January as well.

Gary Coleman is facing his third medical emergency this year.

The Diff'rent Strokes star, 42, is currently listed in critical condition in a Provo, Utah, hospital.

"I can confirm Mr. Coleman is a patient here at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center," hospital spokeswoman Janet Frank tells PEOPLE. "He's listed in critical condition. He was admitted Wednesday. We are not confirming what department he's in or any further details."

Coleman's brother-in-law told TMZ.com that the actor suffered a head injury after a fall.

A rep and lawyer for the actor didn't return calls for comment.

Coleman was hospitalized after suffering a seizure on the set of The Insider in February, and was hospitalized in January as well.