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Ladybbird · 11-09-25, 17:23

On The Hunt For The Zombie Hunter Who killed Angela Brosso And Melanie Bernas - Bryan Patrick Miller

A detailed case overview of The REAL Zombie Hunter infamous Phoenix canal killings

Dateline Secrets Uncovered 11 SEP 2025

A development in forensic technology has helped many cold cases open again to serve justice to many victims, one of them being the infamous Phoenix Canal killings.

Sept. 21, 1993: Melanie Bernas goes missing

Nov. 8. 1992: Angela Brosso disappears

It took almost three decades to find the murderer behind the brutal murders of two women Angela Brasso and Melanie Bernas. The two murders happened back to back within a span of less than a year in a horrifying identical manner.

The perpetrator was revealed to be a man who went by the peculiar alias Zombie Hunter, and he was identified as Bryan Patrick Miller.

The city of Phoenix was left shocked all the way back in November of 1992 when a young Angela Brasso went missing and was later found dead. It was no simple murder as she was brutally stabbed, sexually assaulted, and decapitated.

Brasso had been on a bike ride that evening and while her body was recovered from a field, her head was found much later in the Arizona Canal.

The case remained unsolved and became even more frightening when less than a year later, in September of 1993, another girl, this time a high school student, went missing.

Melanie Bernas was also on a bike ride that day and was later discovered to be dead and floating in the same canal. Similar to Brasso, she was stabbed and sexually assaulted.

Despite the abundance of evidence, including reportedly thousands of pieces of it, the case went cold due to the limitations in technology and the absence of other promising leads. The only significant detail that was uncovered was that the killer behind both murders was the same person.

The case was then reopened again in 2015 when detective Clark Schwartzkopf decided to apply the then recently found genetic genealogy methods that could match DNA samples.

Initially, investigators did not consider Bryan Patrick Miller a suspect in the murder case, but later, he came under renewed scrutiny by the detective.

A resident of Phoenix, he was known to dress up as Zombie Hunter while attending numerous festivals, even going so far as to drive around in a mock police car in his costume

Nonetheless, it was only thanks to an undercover operation led by Schwartzkopf that they managed to obtain a DNA sample from Miller. Much to the investigators' astonishment, this sample matched the DNA found at the crime scene

Subsequently, following a trial, Miller was convicted on six counts of kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder, as confirmed by the Maricopa County Attorneys Office heinous crimes. He was sentenced to death

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,631 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	The REAL Zombie Hunter Who is a Woman SERIAL Killer On The Hunt For The Zombie Hunter Who killed Angela Brosso And Melanie Bernas - Bryan Patrick Miller A detailed case overview of The REAL Zombie Hunter infamous Phoenix canal killings Dateline Secrets Uncovered 11 SEP 2025 A development in forensic technology has helped many cold cases open again to serve justice to many victims, one of them being the infamous Phoenix Canal killings. Sept. 21, 1993: Melanie Bernas goes missing Nov. 8. 1992: Angela Brosso disappears It took almost three decades to find the murderer behind the brutal murders of two women Angela Brasso and Melanie Bernas. The two murders happened back to back within a span of less than a year in a horrifying identical manner. The perpetrator was revealed to be a man who went by the peculiar alias Zombie Hunter, and he was identified as Bryan Patrick Miller. The city of Phoenix was left shocked all the way back in November of 1992 when a young Angela Brasso went missing and was later found dead. It was no simple murder as she was brutally stabbed, sexually assaulted, and decapitated. Brasso had been on a bike ride that evening and while her body was recovered from a field, her head was found much later in the Arizona Canal. The case remained unsolved and became even more frightening when less than a year later, in September of 1993, another girl, this time a high school student, went missing. Melanie Bernas was also on a bike ride that day and was later discovered to be dead and floating in the same canal. Similar to Brasso, she was stabbed and sexually assaulted. Despite the abundance of evidence, including reportedly thousands of pieces of it, the case went cold due to the limitations in technology and the absence of other promising leads. The only significant detail that was uncovered was that the killer behind both murders was the same person. The case was then reopened again in 2015 when detective Clark Schwartzkopf decided to apply the then recently found genetic genealogy methods that could match DNA samples. Initially, investigators did not consider Bryan Patrick Miller a suspect in the murder case, but later, he came under renewed scrutiny by the detective. A resident of Phoenix, he was known to dress up as Zombie Hunter while attending numerous festivals, even going so far as to drive around in a mock police car in his costume Nonetheless, it was only thanks to an undercover operation led by Schwartzkopf that they managed to obtain a DNA sample from Miller. Much to the investigators' astonishment, this sample matched the DNA found at the crime scene Subsequently, following a trial, Miller was convicted on six counts of kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder, as confirmed by the Maricopa County Attorneys Office heinous crimes. He was sentenced to death

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