
This episode of 48 Hours covers a decades-old murder case in Phoenix, Arizona, involving the unsolved murders of two young women and the eventual identification of a suspect known as the "zombie hunter." The report features insights from True Crime reporter Brianna Whitney and detective Clark Schwarzkoff.
The episode details the murders of 21-year-old Angela Braso in November 1992 and 17-year-old Melanie Bernus ten months later. Both victims were attacked while riding their bicycles along a canal, and DNA evidence linked the two cases.
After years of investigation with over 600 persons of interest, authorities focused on Brian Patrick Miller, a local celebrity known for his zombie hunter persona. Detective Schwarzkoff discusses the initial skepticism about Miller's involvement, given his role as a father.
The breakthrough came when a genetic genealogist identified Miller through DNA evidence. The episode describes how investigators lured him to a restaurant to collect his DNA, which confirmed him as the suspect.
Peter Vanzant reports on the chilling details of Miller's alter ego and the community's shock at discovering the man behind the mask. The episode promises to reveal more about Miller's claims of having no memory of the crimes.
A decades-old murder case in Phoenix leads to suspect Brian Patrick Miller, known as the "zombie hunter," identified through genetic genealogy.

This episode stands out for the following:
It was like he was hiding in plain sight."48 Hours" investigates: "Unmasking the Zombie Hunter"
You have a little girl; you just couldn't possibly do that to another woman."48 Hours" investigates: "Unmasking the Zombie Hunter"