Opening statements began Thursday at the Fulton County Courthouse in the trial for the killing of Melissa Wolfenbarger, a ...

The sister of a Georgia woman found murdered and dismembered, testified Thursday that her father, known as the “Flynt River Killer,” had nothing to do with her murder. Christopher Wolfenbarger is ...

Melissa Wolfenbarger, a 21-year-old married mother-of-two, had been missing for four years before her remains were finally ...

Her case went unsolved and cold for more than 20 years before a break in the case led to the man who was allegedly behind her ...

Melissa Wolfenbarger’s remains were discovered in April and June of 1999, but weren't positively identified until March 2003.

Melissa Wolfenbarger’s remains were discovered in April and June of 1999, but weren't positively identified until March 2003.

Melissa Wolfenbarger had a complicated family background, with her father being a convicted serial killer and her mother ...

Melissa Wolfenbarger last spoke to her family in late 1998. It wasn't until 2003 that her remains were identified. For decades, the case was unsolved.

Melissa Wolfenbarger had last been in contact with her mother on Thanksgiving Day 1998, the outlet reported. Her mother, Norma Patton, reported her missing in January 2000, Smith said.

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Melissa Wolfenbarger disappeared in December 1998 from her family’s home in Atlanta. In April and June 1999, detectives found human remains in trash bags off Avon Ave.

Melissa Wolfenbarger’s family last heard from her on Thanksgiving Day in 1998 when the 21-year-old called her mother, Norma Patton, from her husband’s grandparents’ home.