
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 | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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She stared into the eyes of a serial killer, fought a life-or-death battle in a motel room, and won — then triggered the biggest manhunt in American history. Linda Grober was just 19 years old when Christopher Wilder abducted her from a shopping mall... more
She was fifteen. Tiny — barely 160 centimetres tall. Wearing a pink bikini on an ordinary Thursday morning, walking alone near her home.
Christopher Wilder was six foot, well into a killing rampage across America, and should have been in police cust... more
Stunning beauty queen, High School cheerleading coach and special needs teacher Beth Kenyon turned down a marriage proposal from Christopher Wilder after only a handful of casual dates. A few months later, the 23-year-old beauty queen winner vanished... more
Rosario Gonzalez was 21 and in love. Newly engaged. Teaching Sunday school while building a modelling career. February 26, 1984, should have been just another day working the Miami Grand Prix to earn some extra money for her wedding. Handing out samp... more
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Was put off but the hosts stating Wilder was the offender behind the unsolved Wanda Beach murders without any real evidence to support it.
Completely captivating story can not wait for the next episodes
And I am not a true crime fan, this however is a horror story
Honestly screw you guys for trying to to write theories as facts. It’s now reported in the media it is wilder when it certainly wasn’t. That wasn’t his M.O like you don’t start super butcher then as you progress your crimes are less violent. Never happens.
ScArY😭😭😭😭
When is the next episode? This podcast is told by dual narrators, and includes content from their respective book and documentary on Christopher Wilder, which makes it rich storytelling. Wilder is a nasty piece of work, beaten by his father, and with a domineering mother. I don’t think you’ll find any other podcast with the details and insight into the killer and his victims as this one.
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Exploring the chilling world of serial crime, this podcast offers an intense examination of the notorious Christopher Wilder, whose predatory behavior spanned two continents over two decades. Blending investigative journalism and personal storytelling, hosts dissect the emotional turmoil experienced by victims' families while highlighting the resilience of survivors. Each episode uncovers new details and victims, providing a platform for often-overlooked narratives in the true crime genre. The focus on the victim's stories and the hosts' commitment to seeking justice for the bereaved distinguishes this podcast as a compelling and heart-wrenching addition to the investigative narrative.
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