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BREAKING: FBI Links Colonial Parkway Killer to 8 Victims | New Case Breakthrough

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BREAKING: FBI Links Colonial Parkway Killer to 8 Victims | New Case Breakthrough

3 369 просмотров · Трансляция закончилась 1 день назад
Cold Red Podcast
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3 369 просмотров · Трансляция закончилась 1 день назад
BREAKING NEWS in the Colonial Parkway Murders. The FBI has formally linked deceased suspect Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. to the 1988 disappearances of Keith Call and Cassandra Hailey, bringing the total number of victims connected to Wilmer to eight. Ray Carr and James R. Fitzgerald are joined once again by Bill Thomas and Kristin Dilley of Mind Over Murder to examine the latest breakthrough, what the FBI revealed to the Call and Hailey families, and what this development could mean for other unsolved cases connected to the Colonial Parkway investigation. In this episode: • The FBI's new findings in the Keith Call and Cassandra Hailey case • The 8 victims now linked to Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. • What evidence allowed investigators to formally connect Wilmer to Call and Hailey • Bill Thomas' perspective nearly four decades after the murder of his sister, Cathy Thomas • Fitz's behavioral analysis of Wilmer's geographic footprint and victim patterns • Ray's FBI perspective on closing cases without recovered remains or direct DNA evidence • The continuing investigation into the murders of Annamaria Phelps and Daniel Lauer • Why investigators are reviewing additional unsolved murders and disappearances for possible connections to Wilmer • The challenges of adding deceased serial offenders to DNA databases such as CODIS Could Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. be responsible for even more victims? Join the discussion and share your thoughts in the comments. SUBSCRIBE to Cold Red Podcast for more true crime investigations, breaking case developments, behavioral analysis, and firsthand insight from former FBI investigators. Visit ColdRedPodcast.com for more. #ColonialParkwayMurders #TrueCrime #Co