WI WI - Amber Wilde, 19, pregnant, Green Bay, 23 Sept 1998
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TONIGHT AT 10: Target 2 Investigates Amber Wilde case at 20 years
This week marks a sad anniversary for family and friends of Amber Wilde. It's been 20 years since she was last seen alive.
Since that time, Target 2 Investigates has learned through unsealed documents the father of Amber's unborn child is considered a person of interest in what police consider to be a homicide.
Twenty years is a difficult milestone for Amber Wilde's family. They hoped to have answers by now.
What Happened to Amber? Part 1
What Happened to Amber? Part 2
What Happened to Amber? Part 3
Amber Wilde investigation: FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit reviewing case, offering help
This week marks a sad anniversary for family and friends of Amber Wilde. It's been 20 years since she was last seen alive.
Since that time, Target 2 Investigates has learned through unsealed documents the father of Amber's unborn child is considered a person of interest in what police consider to be a homicide.
Twenty years is a difficult milestone for Amber Wilde's family. They hoped to have answers by now.
What Happened to Amber? Part 1
What Happened to Amber? Part 2
What Happened to Amber? Part 3
Amber Wilde investigation: FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit reviewing case, offering help
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I believe this case can be solved and I believe LE knows the truth and is withholding the information. Families deserve closure.
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Curious as to why you think LE knows the truth? She is the person who deserves the most closure about this considering she was the one closest to Amber and wanted what is best for her.
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Amber Wilde went missing from Green Bay, WI on September 23rd 1998. She was 5 months pregnant at the time. More than a week later her car was found in a sports bar across from Lameau field. In it police found the keys, her cell phone, and her purse. The car also had 600 unaccounted miles on it. Amber has not been seen or heard from since the day of her disappearance. In 2016 police classified the case as a homicide, and even named a suspect, MS. The motive is believed to be her unwillingness to get an abortion. MS had a fiancé who he is now married to, he was very unhappy when Amber told her about the pregnancy. Does anyone have an other theories on this case? Or did anyone know Amber personally?
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Somebody Knows Something: Amber Wilde. Never before seen interviews and evidence
The local news here released this back in Feb. I think the focus on searching the GB area might have been a waste of time...the extra 600 miles on her vehicle could place her body anywhere essentially in the state.
The local news here released this back in Feb. I think the focus on searching the GB area might have been a waste of time...the extra 600 miles on her vehicle could place her body anywhere essentially in the state.
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Just wanted to share! Billy and Paul covered Ambers case on may 10, 2021. MISSING--Kristin Smart and Amber Wilde
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Amber Lynn Wilde, age 19, missing 23 Sept 1998
Wilde was a student at the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay at the time of her disappearance; she had transferred there three weeks before, having completed an associate's degree at a community college.
She last spoke to her family September 23, 1998, after she got into a minor car accident. She was not seriously injured, but she did hit her head on the windshield and had a headache afterwards. The other person involved in the crash called Wilde's apartment in the 2000 block of August Street that evening to work out damages.
Wilde had class at 1:00 p.m. the next day. Her father, who lived in Mayville, Wisconsin, called his daughter to wake her up for her class but received no answer. She also missed a scheduled eye doctor's appointment and other obligations, which is uncharacteristic of her. Her father drove to Green Bay and found Wilde's apartment locked. He then reported her missing.
More than a week after Wilde's disappearance, her car, a dark gray four-door 1988 Subaru GL with the license plate number X5725T, was discovered unlocked and abandoned in the parking lot of a sports bar in Green Bay, near Lambeau Field on the south side of Lombardi Access Road, near Ridge Road.
There was no sign of Wilde at the scene, but her purse and cellular phone were locked inside the trunk of the Subaru, which is where where she usually kept them, and the car keys were in the ignition. The driver's seat was pushed all the way back, indicating someone taller than Wilde was the last person to drive the vehicle.
Some authorities do not believe the car had been at that location for the whole week Wilde had been missing. It had been driven about 900 miles that could not be accounted for. Photos of it are posted with this case summary.
Wilde is a native of Campbellsport, Wisconsin and a graduate of Campbellsport High School, and her mother still lives in that area. She took some University of Wisconsin classes before she graduated high school in 1997, and with her accelerated schedule she was able to accumulate two years' worth of credits in one year at the community college. She had a full scholarship at school, was studying pre medicine and planned to become a pediatrician.
Wilde's family says it's uncharacteristic of her to leave without warning, and they also do not believe she would have committed suicide. She wasn't involved with drugs and alcohol and she had seemed optimistic about her future. Her aunt had offered to take care of her child once it was born, so Wilde could finish school.
Police suspect foul play in Wilde's disappearance and have done several unsuccessful searches for her body. In 2016, authorities named Matthew John Schneider, the father of her unborn child, as a suspect in her case. A photo of Schneider is posted with this case summary.
Wilde had told her aunt and godmother that Schneider, whom she met at a party in May 1998, had denied paternity. He was engaged to marry another woman at the time Wilde's baby was conceived and he didn't want his fiancee to find out about her pregnancy.
About a month before her disappearance, Wilde told Schneider's fiancee and his mother that she was pregnant with his child. According to entries in Wilde's diary, Schneider was furious after he found out she spoken to his fiancee, and he had pressured her to have an abortion, but she refused.
He later told police he barely knew her and that they had never had sex, but his phone records showed they had had about sixty phone conversations back and forth, and Wilde's family said they saw each other for approximately four months. Police stated Schneider showed no apparent concern for Wilde's welfare after her disappearance.
No one has been charged in Wilde's disappearance, but her case is being investigated as a homicide. One theory is that Schneider, a highway worker, buried her remains under Highway 29, which was under construction in 1998.
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- Missing Since 09/23/1998
- Missing From Green Bay, Wisconsin
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Female
- Race White
- Date of Birth 03/26/1979 (42)
- Age 19 years old
- Height and Weight 5'4 - 5'6, 135 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description Eight small gold hoop earrings in each ear.
- Medical Conditions Wilde was four months pregnant at the time of her disappearance; her baby was due in February 1999. She also sustained a slight head injury in a car accident on the day she was last seen, and may have had a concussion.
- Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Brown hair, brown eyes. Wilde has eight piercings in each ear. Her last name is pronounced "Wil-dah."
Wilde was a student at the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay at the time of her disappearance; she had transferred there three weeks before, having completed an associate's degree at a community college.
She last spoke to her family September 23, 1998, after she got into a minor car accident. She was not seriously injured, but she did hit her head on the windshield and had a headache afterwards. The other person involved in the crash called Wilde's apartment in the 2000 block of August Street that evening to work out damages.
Wilde had class at 1:00 p.m. the next day. Her father, who lived in Mayville, Wisconsin, called his daughter to wake her up for her class but received no answer. She also missed a scheduled eye doctor's appointment and other obligations, which is uncharacteristic of her. Her father drove to Green Bay and found Wilde's apartment locked. He then reported her missing.
More than a week after Wilde's disappearance, her car, a dark gray four-door 1988 Subaru GL with the license plate number X5725T, was discovered unlocked and abandoned in the parking lot of a sports bar in Green Bay, near Lambeau Field on the south side of Lombardi Access Road, near Ridge Road.
There was no sign of Wilde at the scene, but her purse and cellular phone were locked inside the trunk of the Subaru, which is where where she usually kept them, and the car keys were in the ignition. The driver's seat was pushed all the way back, indicating someone taller than Wilde was the last person to drive the vehicle.
Some authorities do not believe the car had been at that location for the whole week Wilde had been missing. It had been driven about 900 miles that could not be accounted for. Photos of it are posted with this case summary.
Wilde is a native of Campbellsport, Wisconsin and a graduate of Campbellsport High School, and her mother still lives in that area. She took some University of Wisconsin classes before she graduated high school in 1997, and with her accelerated schedule she was able to accumulate two years' worth of credits in one year at the community college. She had a full scholarship at school, was studying pre medicine and planned to become a pediatrician.
Wilde's family says it's uncharacteristic of her to leave without warning, and they also do not believe she would have committed suicide. She wasn't involved with drugs and alcohol and she had seemed optimistic about her future. Her aunt had offered to take care of her child once it was born, so Wilde could finish school.
Police suspect foul play in Wilde's disappearance and have done several unsuccessful searches for her body. In 2016, authorities named Matthew John Schneider, the father of her unborn child, as a suspect in her case. A photo of Schneider is posted with this case summary.
Wilde had told her aunt and godmother that Schneider, whom she met at a party in May 1998, had denied paternity. He was engaged to marry another woman at the time Wilde's baby was conceived and he didn't want his fiancee to find out about her pregnancy.
About a month before her disappearance, Wilde told Schneider's fiancee and his mother that she was pregnant with his child. According to entries in Wilde's diary, Schneider was furious after he found out she spoken to his fiancee, and he had pressured her to have an abortion, but she refused.
He later told police he barely knew her and that they had never had sex, but his phone records showed they had had about sixty phone conversations back and forth, and Wilde's family said they saw each other for approximately four months. Police stated Schneider showed no apparent concern for Wilde's welfare after her disappearance.
No one has been charged in Wilde's disappearance, but her case is being investigated as a homicide. One theory is that Schneider, a highway worker, buried her remains under Highway 29, which was under construction in 1998.
Investigating Agency
- Green Bay Police Department 920-448-3221
- The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
- The Fond Du Lac Reporter
- Channel 3000
- City of West Bend
- Wisconsin Advocates for the Families of Missing People
- Unsolved in the News
- The Green Bay Press-Gazette
- NBC 26
- Fox 6 Now
- WBAY 2
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- CrimeWatch Daily
- Amber Lynn Wilde – The Charley Project
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AMBER LYNN WILDE - GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN | Federal Bureau of Investigation
September 23, 1998 Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Sept. 23 marks 24 years since disappearance of Amber Wilde
Amber was last seen on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1998. She was 19-years-old at the time of her disappearance.
In 1998, Amber Wilde vanished. One minute she was in her college apartment, the next she was gone. Police were short on leads until they found her diary which revealed a tragic love affair that may have gone desperately wrong. What happened to Amber? Listen now, on the Unsolved Mysteries podcast. Unsolved Mysteries
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UP98425 added to NamUs yesterday. Female remains found 10/28/22 in Florence, WI. This is about 111 miles from Green Bay.
The gold hoop earring found at the remains’ location looks similar to the hoop earring Amber was wearing in the photo below.
The gold hoop earring found at the remains’ location looks similar to the hoop earring Amber was wearing in the photo below.
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