Missing on 9/11In 2001, Robert Fisher killed his family, blew up their suburban home, and vanished in a remote Arizona forest. Did he die — or escape?
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I'm John Walzac, host of the new podcast Missing in Arizona.
And I'm Robert Fisher, one of the most wanted men in the world.
We cloned his voice using AI. In two thousand and one.
Police say I killed my family tree dead bodies to.
Her children is slit the throat of all of the first moment, then the kids, and.
Rigged my house to explode in a quiet suburb this is the Beverly Hills of the valley, before escaping into the wilderness.
Leading police on a massive manhunt in rugged terrain.
There was sleeting hail and snow coming down. It was the biggest man hunt in Arizona history.
They found my wife's SUV within fifty feet.
It was a cave.
He could be buried under rock fall and cut of skeleton leaning up against the wall and my dog's blue All.
I could think of a sing the sniper me have some tree, but not me.
Police believe he is alive and hiding somewhere.
Can you disappear and change your name and work for cash?
Yeah you can.
Fisher is still very much a priority with the FBI. He's on the ten most wanted list for two years.
They won't you anything I've traveled the nation.
Oh my god, I shook his hand that night. It was me. I was the one.
The son's going down, and I'm standing in the entrance of a cave belt to crawl underground, tracking down clues.
They were thinking that I picked him up and took him somewhere.
You're one slippery rock away from tumbling down five hundred and six hundred feet.
Keep asking me this. I'm gonna call the police and have you removed.
Searching for Robert Fisher.
One of the most dangerous fugitives in the world.
I'm starting over kill her, kill my kids.
It's a very real possibility Bob's still around. He might even be in this town. Do you recognize my voice?
Join an exploding house to hunt family Annihilation today and a disappearing.
Forty two year old Robert Fisher is a fugitive. He is a phantom. He is a hunting figure in the history of Arizona.
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