
You think you know evil? Think again.
If Ted Bundy sent shivers down your spine, brace yourself for Christopher Wilder – the serial killer who was even more cunning, even more hypnotic, and whose reign of terror is far from over.
He was the ultimate wolf in sheep's clothing: tall, handsome, seemingly respectable – the Australian-born son of an American war hero. Behind this polished exterior lurke... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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No one should be in a grave without a name.
This is the finale — and it is full of breaking news. A listener tip connects Wilder to the Tyre Murders: dozens of young women lured from car parks across five states, years before anyone was counting. We... more
Mindy was four when her mother was taken. She still can't remember her voice.
This is the episode we promised at the beginning: every one of Christopher Wilder's victims, finally heard. A reckoning. New evidence. New witnesses. Cold cases live again... more
Two girls named Mary. The same mall. Four weeks apart. One found stabbed in a ditch — the other still missing, forty years on.
Three years before his rampage, serial killer Christopher Wilder was hunting in plain sight. Catching Evil has uncovered t... more
A killer who confessed to eleven murders. A sixteen-year-old runaway with a modelling dream. And a sister who never stopped fighting to bring her home.
Tammy Jo Alexander left Florida looking for a brighter life. She was found shot dead in a cornfie... more
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I cried every episode. This is brilliantly done with the most in depth respect for the families and victims. Your empathy and gentleness with the families was truely touching.
Wonderfully told, honouring the victims and incredible research went into this. Because of the way it was told it captured so many listeners that more information came forth and potentially more victims found and Jane doe’s will hopefully have their name back. Can’t wait for updates and future stories. Thank you
I’m a true crime fan from way before the internet existed so I can honestly say this podcast is awesome … Tks Andy &Mark - great job you guys did
it's surprising any teenagers survived that era. wont say i "enjoyed" this - those poor women & children. devastating.
you have created an excellent education tool that can make life better, it sure made me grateful for a cautious approach to men offering photography services. great job.
This true crime podcast really stands out for its thoughtful, carefully crafted storytelling that never drifts into sensationalism, even with the most disturbing cases. What makes it especially powerful is how much focus it gives to the victims and their families, bringing the human side of the story to the forefront in a way that feels long overdue. The hosts have a natural chemistry that makes it surprisingly easy to listen to, even when the subject matter is heavy. I ended up binge listening ... more
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A gripping, survivor-centered true crime series that follows a long-running, cross-continental manhunt surrounding a notorious serial killer. Hosts drive the investigation with investigative narration, weaving together survivor testimonies, family perspectives, and official updates from law enforcement and journalists. Across episodes, the show emphasizes cross-border collaboration, forensic advances, and the human impact on victims' families, while highlighting how media, advocacy, and public tips can influence ongoing investigations. It stands out for its long-form storytelling, international scope, and careful balance between empathetic survivor voices and rigorous sleuthing, making it appealing to listeners who crave depth, context, and... more
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