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“The FBI continues to have multiple open investigations that we’re looking at to see if Mr. Wilmer is connected to,” to include the other cases, said Brian Dugan, the Special Agent-in-Charge of the FBI’s Norfolk Field Office. “While he may or may not be connected to these cases, we’re still pursuing justice for these victims”
“A spokeswoman for the FBI Field Office in Norfolk confirmed on Friday that Wilmer had once been a suspect in the killings of Call and Hailey.”
“That acknowledgment came after Blaine Pardoe, who co-wrote “A Special Kind of Evil” — a book about the Colonial Parkway murders — told media outlets that the FBI once had Wilmer “on their radar” in the couple’s 1988 deaths.”
“Pardoe said he spent a day in 2016 interviewing Irvin B. Wells III — the former Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Norfolk Field Office — about the Colonial Parkway murders. Wells, who died in 2022, told the author that the FBI developed a profile of the killer as a local fisherman. The first couple’s slaying featured a fishing cord, a curved sharp knife and diesel fuel.
Wells told Pardoe that a few days after Call’s and Hailey’s disappearance, the FBI learned of a fisherman in a pickup who had approached at least one other couple along the Colonial Parkway.
The FBI did surveillance on the fisherman, and spotted him cleaning and spray painting his older model truck four days later, Pardoe said.”
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“A spokeswoman for the FBI Field Office in Norfolk confirmed on Friday that Wilmer had once been a suspect in the killings of Call and Hailey.”
“That acknowledgment came after Blaine Pardoe, who co-wrote “A Special Kind of Evil” — a book about the Colonial Parkway murders — told media outlets that the FBI once had Wilmer “on their radar” in the couple’s 1988 deaths.”
“Pardoe said he spent a day in 2016 interviewing Irvin B. Wells III — the former Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Norfolk Field Office — about the Colonial Parkway murders. Wells, who died in 2022, told the author that the FBI developed a profile of the killer as a local fisherman. The first couple’s slaying featured a fishing cord, a curved sharp knife and diesel fuel.
Wells told Pardoe that a few days after Call’s and Hailey’s disappearance, the FBI learned of a fisherman in a pickup who had approached at least one other couple along the Colonial Parkway.
The FBI did surveillance on the fisherman, and spotted him cleaning and spray painting his older model truck four days later, Pardoe said.”
Who was Alan Wade Wilmer Sr.? Man suspected in two ‘Colonial Parkway’ murders died alone in 2017
Virginia State Police identified Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. as a suspect in cold case homicides from the 1980s. Here’s what we know about Wilmer.
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