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Serial killer Christopher Wilder snatched 2 girls, ages 10 and 11, in Boynton Beach in 1983. The next year he killed 9 in a ...
Christopher Wilder of Boynton Beach abducted 12 women and killed 9 in 1984, luring them by posing as a fashion photographer ...
Christopher Wilder owned property in Loxahatchee and the remains of two women were found nearby. He's also suspected in the ...
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder believes this is the year his side can “make history” by finally ending their play-off ...
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Sunderland Echo on MSNChris Wilder issues early Sheffield United team news update ahead of Wembley clash with SunderlandChris Wilder has confirmed that he expects Femi Seriki and Ben Brereton Diaz back in his squad for the play-off final against ...
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Shields Gazette on MSNNewcastle United heroics to inspire Chris Wilder as Sunderland clash awaits in Championship play-off finalSheffield United will channel inspiration from Newcastle United as they head to Wembley to face Sunderland in the ...
Having got an almost fully-fit squad with just over a week of the season to go, Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder does ...
Christopher Wilder, the late race car driver and business owner, is suspected of multiple killings and disappearances in Florida in the 1970s and 80s. Remains found near Wilder's Loxahatchee ...
Sunderland or Coventry City, who trail 2-1 from the first leg, await in the final at Wembley Stadium after Chris Wilder's ...
Sheffield United re-establish "respect" after painful campaign but Chris Wilder eyes history to complete the job Chris Wilder ...
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Sunderland Echo on MSNChampionship play-off finalist Chris Wilder delivers 'history' vow ahead of Sunderland v CoventrySunderland will face Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final if they can claim a semi-final second leg win ...
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Speaking of Chris Wilder, he guided Sheffield United to the play-off final on Monday evening. The Blades beat Bristol City ...
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