Bryan Patrick Miller was sentenced to death this year for a pair of horrific murders that shook Phoenix in the early 1990s. But prosecutors in Maricopa County declined to charge him in a third ...

Miller's reliance on his "Zombie Hunter" costume to feel socially connected was among dozens of examples of autism symptoms offered by Cunningham, drawn from interviews with Miller and the people ...

Miller began taking part in zombie walks in Phoenix and fashioned a homemade costume with a menacing mask ... out old police car with the words Zombie Hunter on the back. His lawyers presented ...

Miller got his nickname, the Zombie Hunter, from taking part in a zombie walk event in Phoenix. His handmade costumes a terrifying mask and a make-believe Gatling gun made him notorious ...

We know years later, Miller became his own fantastical character called “The Zombie Hunter” that involved a giant gun and costume, with a police car with blood dripping down the side ...

When he was in character, Miller wore a homemade costume with goggles and a menacing ... splashed it with fake blood and put the name Zombie Hunter on the back. He also often put a ghoulish ...

Miller, a steampunk enthusiast known for his elaborate “zombie hunter” costume, is also linked to three nonfatal stabbings that span more than a decade. In one of the cases, Miller was 15 when ...