Help Texas Find Johnny Leon Wilson, The Most Wanted Murderer In The State

Criminals in Texas believe that they can escape the law. Thankfully, Texans in the state always help us find these individuals. One individual wanted for murder last year, Matthew Edgar, was quickly captured following the discussion about him.

When one individual is removed from the list, another one is placed on the list. The crime of murder is once again at the center of the incident. The case that we're discussing began in 2018 now has it's alleged culprit now on the list.

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Johnny Leon Wilson And His Alleged Crimes

According to ABC 13, Johnny Leon Wilson was taken into custody in 2019. Law enforcement arrested him in Las Vegas following a warrant for a murder issued regarding the the death of his wife in 2018.

Charine Wilson, Johnny's wife, was last seen alive in November 2018. The last place she visited was her husband's apartment. Following the visit, law enforcement found video following investigation that allegedly showed Johnny moving what appeared to be a body to his car.

One month later, the remains of Charine were discovered in Richland, Texas. The warrant was issued shortly thereafter. However, the story continues following Johnny's arrest.

Johnny's Actions After Arrest

Following police finding Johnny, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety, he bonded out. He then took off the ankle monitor that was placed on him, and has not been seen since his disappearance. Another warrant was issued in February of 2023 for murder by Harris County.

As Always, There Are Ways You Can Help

If you have seen Johnny Leon Wilson, you are encouraged to call law enforcement as soon as possible. You can also submit tips to Texas Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-252-TIPS (8477), or submitting tips on their website, Facebook page, or app. Texas DPS also states that Wilson has connections to the states of Louisiana and Nevada.

Always remember to never approach members of the most wanted list to take them into custody, as they should be considered armed and dangerous.