Documentary explores whether a Swedish serial killer committed the Boca mall murders (2024)

"Under the Radar," a documentary about the quest to see whether serial killer Peter Mangs was responsible for seven slayings in South Florida, including five linked to Palm Beach County.

Nancy Bochicchio and her daughter, Joey Bochicchio-Hauser were murdered in their SUV and found in the Town Center mall parking lot on December 12, 2007.

A note that Joey Bochicchio wrote to her father Phillip Hauser months before she was killed at the Boca Town Center mall in December 2007.

The sketch of the suspect in the killings of Nancy Bochicchio, 47, her daughter Joey, 7, and another attack in 2007 at the Boca Town Center mall.

Randi Gorenberg between 2003-2005. Gorenberg, 52, was shot to death in a county park on March 23, 2007 soon after visiting the Boca Town Center mall.

Swedish serial killer Peter Mangs in court. He was convicted of two murders and seven attempted murders in Malmo, Sweden. He is serving a life sentence.

The woman who was abducted with her 2-year-old son from the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton in August 2007 goes before the area media with her attorney Skip Campbell in his Fort Lauderdale offices on March 4, 2008. She and her son were taken in her SUV from the mall to an ATM and brought back to the mall. The man who abducted her is thought to be the same suspect who killed Nancy Bochicchio and her daughter, Joey, in December 2007.

John Mork, a Swedish investigative reporter, traveled to South Florida to investigate whether 5 killings linked to Palm Beach County were committed by Swedish serial Peter Mangs.

John Mork (foreground), a Swedish investigative reporter, travels to South Florida to investigate whether serial killer Peter Mangs is responsible for any of seven murders, including five linked to Palm Beach County. With him is Jim Rathmann, an investigator and TV personality who grew up in Boca Raton.

"Under the Radar," a song Peter Mangs sent to John Mork, that Mangs said had clues to a double murder in Florida.

John Mork talks to Rudolph Mangs, Peter Mangs' father, who lives in Boca Raton. Peter Mangs lived with his father from 1996 and 1999. Peter Mangs reportedly adopted his racist views from his father, according to the documentary, "Under the Radar."

A photo showed Peter Mangs on the Jewfish Creek Bridge near where the body of Christine Kay of Lake Park was found in a mangrove near Gilbert's Resort in Key Largo.

John Mork and Jim Rathmann.

"Under the Radar," a documentary about the quest to see whether serial killer Peter Mangs was responsible for seven slayings in South Florida, including five linked to Palm Beach County.

Sketch of suspect in Boca Town Center August 2007 attack on a woman and her 2-year-old son and the killings of Nancy Bochicchio and her daughter Joey, 7. A Swedish investigative reporter has compared it with serial killer Peter Mangs.

The woman who was abducted with her 2-year-old son from the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton in August 2007 goes before the area media with her attorney Skip Campbell in his Fort Lauderdale offices on March 4, 2008. She and her son were taken in her SUV from the mall to an ATM and brought back to the mall. The man who abducted her is thought to be the same suspect who killed Nancy Bochicchio and her daughter, Joey, in December 2007. She agreed to the news conference on the condition she not be identified because she fears for hers and her son's lives.

On the five year anniversary of the murders of Nancy Bochicchio and her 7-year-old daughter Joey, Jo Ann Bruno pleaded for anyone with information about the killings of her sister and neice to come forward. She is holding photos of Joey during a press conference on Dec. 12, 2012, about the murders outside the Town Center mall in Boca Raton.

Randi Gorenberg, who was killed in March 2007 less than an hour after she visited the Boca Town Center mall.

Randi Gorenberg's mother, Idey Elias, and daughter, Sarie Gorenberg, plead for anyone with information about Gorenberg's murder to come forward. They met with the media during a press conference in March 2007 held by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

Randi Gorenberg and her brother Jerry Malitz between 2003 and 2005. Gorenberg, 52, was shot to death in a county park on March 23, 2007, less than an hour after she visited the Boca Town Center mall.

Nancy Bochicchio and her daughter Joey were found dead in an idling SUV at the Boca Town Center mall.