How a ‘geeky baker’ carried out a killing spree in the Alaskan wilderness 

Hansen’s Bakery in Anchorage, Alaska was a popular spot in the 1970s. Located in a strip mall at Ninth Avenue and Ingra Street, the bustling shop’s donuts and danishes drew customers near and far.

To those who visited, owner Robert Hansen seemed like a good-natured man. He was married to Darla, a deeply religious woman who tutored disabled children. Hansen went hunting on the weekends and worked hard.