An Arizona man who dubbed himself “the Zombie Hunter” — and would drive around in a car spattered with fake blood — was sentenced to death this week for a pair of grisly 30-year-old murders, including ...

The convicted killer dubbed the “Zombie Hunter” was sentenced to death last week for the murders of two young women who disappeared in separate incidents while riding their bicycles along an Arizona ...

Bryan Patrick Miller did not testify at his recent murder trial for killing two young women in the early 1990's but, when a "48 Hours" producer contacted him by email, he was ready to talk about the ...

Bryan Patrick Miller, who has been dubbed the "Zombie Hunter," evaded police for more than 20 years Phoenix Police Department (2) A Phoenix man known as the “Zombie Hunter” was sentenced to death ...

This story previously aired on July 13, 2024. The murders of two young women, killed months apart while riding their bikes along a canal in Phoenix, Arizona, went unsolved for more than two decades ...

It took three decades, but the heinous, murderous acts of Bryan Patrick Miller – aka the Arizona “Zombie Hunter” -- have finally caught up with him. And they will cost him his life. An Arizona ...

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Thirty years after the infamous Phoenix “Canal Murders,” the man and comic-book character accused of the killings stands trial. But Bryan Patrick Miller’s trial is unlike most - ...

Bryan Patrick Miller violently murdered two young women in Phoenix in the early 1990s and went decades without being caught. By the time police caught up to him, he had a new persona and was hiding in ...

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - A court-appointed forensic psychologist testified that she believes Bryan Patrick Miller was legally sane at the time of the Phoenix Canal Murders. That contradicts the ...