An Arizona judge sentenced the 50-year-old to death for the brutal sex slayings of Angela Brosso, 22, and Melanie Bernas, 17, in Phoenix in the 1990s.
According to cops, Brosso had recently moved to Phoenix when she was attacked, stabbed multiple times and beheaded in November 1992. Friends said she was on a pre-birthday jaunt on her recently tuned purple mountain bike.She had also been nearly cut in half at the waist the attack was so savage, a forensics expert said. There were too many stab wounds to count.
Melanie Barnes was supposed to be home sick from school. Instead she went for a bike ride in September 1993 along the canal and in a cruel twist of fate encountered the evil Miller.Article content
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