The Oxygen True Crime documentary The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift, premiering tomorrow, revisits the shocking murders of the employees of the Hooters restaurant chain. Showrunner Kevin Brennecke and his team carried out detailed research and interviewed journalists, victims' families, and former Hooters employees to reveal these overlooked tragedies.The article covers the story of only two victims, but there are other victims as well. The documentary reveals about a 23-year-old Florida woman named Alissa Blanton, who was shot and murdered by Roger Troy in the Orlando parking lot. The true crime also reveals the murder of another 21-year-old girl, Prisma Contreras, who was first kidnapped, s*xually assaulted, and finally killed by Gregory Hover.Continue reading more about The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift. The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift exposes the shocking murder of Alissa Blanton View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAlissa Blanton was shot and murdered in the parking lot near her workplace at an AT&T call centre in Orange County. The police revealed that the killer of Alissa was a 61-year-old man named Roger Troy.The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift reports that Alissa had earlier tried to get a protection order against a man who had allegedly followed her from the time when she worked as a waitress at Hooters. Her petition also included two emails that Roger sent in December 2008.In those emails, he berated Alissa over details he noticed on her Facebook page. He also wrote about the recession and claimed that he knew the sale price and other information about the home her father had purchased. However, Brevard County Circuit Court Judge Dean Moxley denied her request even though she submitted 70 pages of harassing emails sent by Roger.Reporter Kate Taylor appears in The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift. In her career, she has covered numerous stories about Hooters, but every murder seemed new to her, as if they had been overlooked before. Alissa's case stood out as an exception for her because the case sparked national debate. The attention came mainly from the fact that her request for an injunction was denied.Prisma Contreras's murder was revealed in The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift revisits the shocking death of another woman named Prisma Contreras, the former employee of Hooters Casino Hotel in Las Vegas. She was kidnapped, s*xually assaulted, and then killed by a man named Gregory Hover. The man first killed Prisma and then dumped her body in Boulder City. Jury forewoman Judy Burrell said,"We felt that justice needed to be served and that this penalty was the only justice that would have been suitable for the crimes."According to Boulder City Review, a police investigation revealed that the victim was r*ped, strangled, and stabbed to death after being kidnapped from the Hooters Casino parking lot.The documentary also revealed that on January 24, 2010, Gregory went to the Las Vegas home of Julio and Roberta Romero to deliver legal papers and returned in the early morning of January 25 to rob the couple.During the robbery, he shot Julio in the head and forced Roberta into a closet, where he shot her in the face. Gregory was convicted on 31 charges, including two counts of first-degree murder.Follow Soap Central for more updates on The Hooters Murders: Deadly Shift.