His new work kept him in continual contact with Keystone City’s most famous Metahuman, The Flash, Wally West. Once again he turned to criminal profiling but this time he worked in the Department of Metahuman Hostilities. Hunter eventually recovered and life took him to Keystone City where he was able to get a job at the local precinct. Things took a turn for the worse when Ashley had Hunter released from the F.B.I. The shot caused great damage and Hunter was never able to run again. In addition, Hunter was also shot in the leg. As a result, Ashley’s father was shot and killed. While profiling a small-time criminal, he incorrectly calculated that because of the criminal’s past, he wouldn’t be able to handle a gun. It wouldn’t take long before tragedy once again struck Hunter’s life. Instead, many were misunderstood and because of their backgrounds, unstable.

As a result of his work, he created a theory that many criminals weren’t evil at heart. During this time, Hunter began to profile numerous criminals. Shortly after their marriage, both Hunter and Ashley were assigned to her father in the F.B.I.’s profiler division.

Because his own father betrayed everything that he knew, he took to her father as kind of a surrogate. His love for Ashley was further reinforced by his love for her father. Together the two took up an interest in running and joined the F.B.I. While at University, Hunter met his fo future wife, Ashley. He sought to understand how the criminal mind functioned so that he could prevent events like this from occurring again. This prompted Hunter to study psychology at George Main University. Infuriated, he returned to their home and murdered her. Hunter’s mother was left without a choice and instead of helping her husband flee, she gave him up.

To his shock, he returned only to find that his house had been overrun with police officers and that his father was a serial killer wanted for the murder of five young girls. Shortly before leaving for college, Hunter Zolomon returned home for one last visit. The origin of Zoom is pretty straightforward.

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