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Invisible Choir

The Zombie Hunter (Part One)

Invisible Choir

Reach Freaks

True Crime

4.7 โ€ข 5K Ratings

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ 7 August 2023

โฑ๏ธ 55 minutes

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Summary

(Part 1 of 2) The 1990โ€™s was arguably one of the best decades ever. Creepy Crawlers and Barbieโ€™s Golden Dream Motorhomes were under every Christmas tree while โ€œRight Said Fredโ€ was letting the world know that he was far too sexy for his shirt. While these were some of the best years for many of us, for residents of Phoenix, AZ - it was all nightmares and dreamscapes. When two women were found brutally murdered a year apart from one another, the similarities between the crime scenes were too profound to ignore. 22-year-old Angela Brosso and 17 year-old Melanie Bernas were both riding along the Arizona Canal on their bicycles in 1992 and 1993. The residents of this city were sure things couldnโ€™t get any worse, until a 23 year old cold case wound up producing several more victims, all at the hands of one man who called himself, โ€œThe Zombie Hunter.โ€

Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.

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0:00.0

Reachts.

0:03.0

Reachrecks.

0:06.0

Invisible choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate for all

0:12.0

audiences.

0:13.3

Listener discretion is advised.

0:15.4

Once I saw it, I knew this has to be blood,

0:20.1

but I kept trying to reason with my mind as to like surely this is this is not what I'm thinking. In our research we've occasionally come across a case that is so out there.

0:41.9

Not only is the crime itself unbelievable, we almost can't believe that every

0:46.6

podcast under the sun hasn't covered it already. In this particular scenario, however, not many people have.

0:54.2

It doesn't happen all the time, but every so often we dig up an affidavit or case file that

0:58.9

reads like an actual horror movie script.

1:02.0

For now, let's leave it at that. I'm not going to waste much time

1:05.7

in the intro because quite frankly the details of this horrifying case speak for

1:10.6

themselves. I just want to quickly provide our listeners with a warning.

1:15.2

This one is disturbing and if you're triggered at all by depictions of torture,

1:20.5

dismemberment, sexual assault, or extreme acts of violence toward women specifically,

1:26.0

please be advised.

1:27.8

That being said, it's a fascinating case that only gets more bizarre the deeper we dive. Allow us to take you back for a moment all the way back 30 years ago the period from which the term millennial was born, the beloved 1990s.

1:57.4

For a lot of us, these were arguably the best years of our lives, and we didn't even know

2:01.7

it yet.

2:03.2

Back when the Smashing Pumpkins released Siamese Dream on compact disc.

2:08.5

A time when you actually had to walk into your local Sam Goody or other store to purchase

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