Unmasking the Zombie Hunter | Full Episode + Post Mortem



Bryan Miller seemed like a real-life comic book character as his persona of the “Zombie Hunter.” But was this man behind two murders that terrorized an Arizona community?

Watch “Unmasking the Zombie Hunter” and then catch up with Correspondent Peter Van Sant and Producer Paul La Rosa on “Post Mortem” as they discuss what actually went into how investigators recovered the smoking gun evidence from a Chili’s, and how Bryan’s defense team’s “dissociative amnesia” argument held up at trial.

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23 thoughts on “Unmasking the Zombie Hunter | Full Episode + Post Mortem”

  1. This goes with the saying, not every method could work on a child. My teacher and mother used to hit me when my grades were bad. It just made me wanna prove them otherwise.

    But then again, I think majority of most developed brains are those without trauma.

    It's sad he used his mother as an excuse nevertheless. The lack of empathy towards his single young mother..

    So important to teach empathy at young age..

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  2. So a mother goes to cops and tells them how her son writes about preserving heads, and a crime comes up involving a preserved head, and no one puts two and two together? Come on

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  3. wtf ??? why did it take 21 years for detectives to get this monster? they had the perps dna from both victims and Miller was on their 600 suspect list!! the use of dna evidence began in 1986… smh these detectives really dropped the ball!

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  4. 19:1019:18 What kind of damn parade is that?
    19:5020:00 It is strange how so many people feel attracted to weird characters. In most of the cases, there is something darker lurkind behind their antics. That is not the first case.
    39:3039:36 A round of applaude to Judge Suzanne Cohen. I hope the sentence will continue unchanged till the day Miller is dispatched.

    "I killed because my mother abused me" is sheer nonsense. The girls he killed had nothing to do with his being abused, and didn't have to pay for the miseries he suffered. The whole thing is summarised by one of the best comments in the thread Quote Could you imagine how many killers would be around if abuse made people into killers? And how many killers would be free if that was excusable as a defense? If anything, people that know what abuse does to a child resolve to never abuse their own children."

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