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Retired Homicide Sergeant Troy Hillman shares his remarkable journey as a cold case detective, including the investigation that defined his career: the infamous Phoenix canal murders. He'll detail the case, two young women murdered along the canal in the early 1990s, and how his team took it up again in 2011, embarking on a three-and-a-half-year investigation that read like a thriller. Using a gifted criminal profiler and cutting-edge forensic DNA techniques, they tracked down a killer known as the "Zombie Hunter" who had been hiding in plain sight. Troy will also cover the arrest, the aftermath, and the ongoing search for related cases and why his passion for cold cases has never dimmed. Troy will be available after class for a book signing. Bring your copy of his book, Chasing Down the Zombie Hunter, or find it on Amazon before class.You can find Troy’s book on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/03uiRHFN

For ninety fast-paced minutes, this acclaimed actor-director-producer transforms into the legendary comedian, delivering a performance that CBS News called the work of “the legendary comedian, writer and star of vaudeville, film, radio and television.” Following the performance, Ferrante will hold a one-hour class on the creation and evolution of his celebrated one-person show which began as a senior thesis at USC, caught the attention of Arthur Marx (Groucho’s son), and has since taken him to stages in New York, London, and around the world. In London, he received a nomination for the Laurence Olivier Award. A Q&A session follows the class.