Christopher Wilder of Boynton Beach abducted 12 women and killed 9 in 1984, luring them by posing as a fashion photographer or modeling agent.

The $1-million estate of mass murderer Christopher Wilder has been settled, gone to taxes, lawyers, a mortgage, the families of his victims and a state trooper shot in New Hampshire. Lawyer ...

Christopher Wilder, a Boynton Beach resident, abducted and assaulted two young sisters in 1983. Wilder's crimes escalated into a nationwide killing spree in 1984, claiming the lives of nine women. One ...

where the body of Orsborn was found on April 6, 1984, potentially making her among serial killer Wilder’s final victims ... photos of teenaged girls; three of which were stamped with the name ...

A Satellite Beach couple whose 21-year-old daughter was murdered by Christopher Wilder in 1984 ... The Fergusons and families of several other victims of Wilder will divide the after-tax balance ...

Some things can’t be unlearned. Tina Marie Risico was 16 when Christopher Wilder kidnapped her from a California mall in 1984. He had told the aspiring model he could make her dreams come true.

Christopher Wilder owned property in Loxahatchee and the remains of two women were found nearby. He's also suspected in the murder of a Boca Raton woman.

Christopher ... On April 5, his name was added to the FBI's Most Wanted list. Risico would survive after Wilder put her on a plane in Boston. April 10 (Gary, Indiana): Victim 11, Dawnette Sue ...

Christopher Wilder, a millionaire businessman, committed a series of kidnappings and murders across the U.S. in 1984. He lured most of his victims ... On April 5, his name was added to the ...