The Zombie of Zorro — Ronnie G. Anderson

Jason Wade was a momma's boy; only momma took the quick way out of her drug addiction by killing herself. When the years mounted up and Jason hit his thirties his sleeping pills conspired against him and the lonely man joined his mother in death; only she was nowhere around and he was rather stuck in his old home. It was not that Jason could not go anywhere, he could easily go wherever he wished to, he just did not want to go anywhere. He was home and when a pretty young nurse bought his old house Jason felt that he was no longer alone. He stuck around staying invisible and fell in love with the single woman in his old house. When it was evident that she needed some cash, Jason felt that he could easily provide for her in that way. He relieved a drug dealer of his ill gotten gain and put three hundred dollar bills in one of her bras in her dresser drawer in secret. When she later discovered the money she could come to no other conclusion than the fact that she became a sleepwalking prostitute during the night. The fact that Jason kept putting more money in her bras led to to that ultimate conclusion. That was just the beginning of Jason Wade's life after death with the women that he fell in love with. While providing for his women who lived in his old house he busted one drug gang after another and left his mark in his passing. The "Z" for "The Zombie" became a dreaded subject to the crooks that suffered under his unnatural touch. When Jason attacked the Mexican drug lords the same mark was understood as being from "The Zombie of Zorro" who even being dead was still fighting crime as though he were still alive All in all, Jason Wade was a much better dead man than he was as one living. The women who loved him in return all agreed.