Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Missing in Arizona, with Jon Walczak
Sep 18, 2024
In this insightful discussion, Jon Walczak, creator and host of the Missing series, delves into the chilling Scottsdale murders of 2001, where Robert Fisher vanished after his family's brutal deaths. He shares groundbreaking techniques he's employing to search for this elusive fugitive, exploring the complexities of cold cases and the significance of modern forensic science. The conversation also contrasts Fisher's plight with that of other fugitives, emphasizing societal perceptions and the psychological profiles of those who evade capture.
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The Robert Fisher Case
- Robert Fisher killed his family, blew up their house, and vanished in 2001.
- He abandoned his wife's SUV near caves and an Indian reservation in Arizona.
Easier Disappearances
- Disappearing was easier in 2001, pre-9/11 and social media.
- Fisher's escape exemplifies a "fugitive sweet spot" before digital tracking.
Evidence Against Fisher
- Despite lacking forensic proof, circumstantial evidence points to Fisher's guilt.
- His knowledge of the SUV's abandonment location is a key indicator.