Identity of infamous Beauty Queen Killer revealed by Australian investigators, who claim he had multiple victims in US
A chilling breakthrough has emerged in one of Australia’s most enduring cold cases: the brutal Wanda Beach murders.After an exhaustive eight-year investigation spanning two continents, researchers believe they have not only identified the killer but also unearthed a clandestine US killing ground where the same perpetrator abducted, tortured, and murdered numerous other victims.At the centre of this shocking discovery is Christopher Wilder, infamously known as the “Beauty Queen Killer.”Veteran journalists and now dedicated true crime investigators, Mark Llewellyn and Andy Byrne, are convinced they possess irrefutable proof that Wilder was responsible for the deaths of 15-year-olds Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock.Their relentless pursuit of truth has led them across Australia and America, meticulously retracing Wilder’s steps, interviewing survivors, and connecting with the families of over a dozen victims.Their groundbreaking work culminates in the gripping podcast, “Catching Evil.”This revelation positions Wilder as far more cunning and prolific than even US serial killer Ted Bundy, who kidnapped, raped and murdered dozens of young women and girls.“We will reveal Wilder is on a par with Ted Bundy in the number of women he murdered, and was even more cunning and manipulative,” Byrne told news.com.au.“During the series we reveal new victims and new killing grounds.
This is not a telling of an historical crime – we’ve made it a live investigation.”It was Jan.12, 1965 when the idyllic sands of Wanda Beach in the Sydney suburb of Cronulla, became a scene of unspeakable horror.
The bodies of the best friends were discovered, brutally murdered the day prior.What followed was Australia’s largest-ever police investigation, with 7,000 people interviewed within 18 months, yet the “Wanda Beach Murders” remain a chilling mystery.Byrne said that to understand the “grim truth” behind the Wanda Beach murders, you have to ask a critical q...