
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 | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

Suzanne Logan was 21, nine months married, and full of dreams. On a Sunday morning in 1984 she kissed her husband goodbye, drove to a shopping mall in Oklahoma City, and was never seen alive again.
Christopher Wilder found her. What happened next is... more
What if you could see inside a serial killer's mind before he struck? Three men who've spent decades studying ruthless predators like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer pull back the curtain on Christopher Wilder—and what they reveal could save a life. Dr ... more
She was four years old when Christopher Wilder stole her mother. For forty years, Mindy Walden told no one her story. Now, she's ready to speak.
Terry Walden was 23 — a nursing student, a young mom who loved baking and birthday parties. In March 198... more
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
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I'd love to be able to give this a higher rating. I enjoy the content and the story of Wilder. However theories aren't facts, the hosts constantly use objectifying language for women, the victims are often seemingly chastised or blamed for what they were wearing or where they were. The tone is also really off, feels very uncomfortable at times.
This reminds me of the Rodney Alcala case-Wilder left Sydney in late 60’s-god knows how many other American victims killed during the 1970’s-glad this case is getting more attention-hopefully more families will find out the truth so they can even start the proper grieving process. Hope he’s burning in hell with Rodney and Ted.
Really enjoying the quality content and research in this podcast. Highly recommend. Well done!
Engaging and well produced
This is a brilliantly researched and written podcast that investigates at a level beyond typical journalism. So good that I’ll re-start it once I’m done and listen to it again. Each episode has you on the edge of your seat.
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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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