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(Thanks Pommy, just seeing this)SEP 26, 2019
Colorado Cold Case (Beth Miller, Denise Davenport, Jonelle Matthews, Vicki Carpenter
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(Thanks Pommy, just seeing this)SEP 26, 2019
Colorado Cold Case (Beth Miller, Denise Davenport, Jonelle Matthews, Vicki Carpenter
From the article:Today Clear Creek County District Attorney Mark Hurlbert filed a petition seeking a grand jury investigation into the 1983 disappearance of a 14-year-old believed kidnapped while jogging near Idaho Springs.
"Our investigation is kind of stalled at this point and this seems to be the best route to take," Hurlbert said "Whether there's an indictment or not I think we should find the truth in this case." Beth Miller disappeared on Aug. 16, 1983. While her body was never found, she was declared legally dead 11 years later.
Grand jury sought in 1983 mystery – The Denver Post
Sounds like the sister suspects somebody. I hope the truth comes out during the grand jury proceedings.
Updating Charley Project link:http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/m/miller_elizabeth.html
So I guess the evidence was not linked to the case? I wonder what results the tests did show?
Noting:The victim's sister, Lynn Granger, welcomed the possibility of a grand jury.
"It is so long overdue," she said. "I'm so relieved, it's hard to put what I'm feeling into words."
Granger, a former sheriff's deputy in Clear Creek, has worked with state investigators for more than 10 years. She said she is certain there will be an indictment.
Granger said the lead suspect confessed to witnessing and taking part in the murder to two different police departments in the mid-1980s.
The suspect, who Granger would not name, recanted her statement, Granger said. There are two other suspects who the grand jury would investigate, Granger said.
Sister pushes 1983 case – The Denver Post
Noting:Apodaca was a former cop...
Insiders believe the case hinges on Edward Apodaca, a politically connected former cop who was slain in 1990, and his girlfriend, Viola Moya, who twice confessed being involved with Miller's disappearance to investigators but later recanted.
’83 Miller case to be reopened – The Denver Post
Beth Miller, a high school student on summer break, went out for a morning jog on a bright August morning more than 15 years ago and never returned home.
The 14-year-old left her home in Idaho Springs, Colorado, around 10 a.m. on August 16, 1983. When she wasn't back that afternoon, her family called police.
Miller normally jogged in a nearby park. Investigators say she may have been seen last talking with a man who was behind the wheel of a red pickup truck with a white camper top and out-of-state license plates.
Immediately after Miller's disappearance, many red pickups were stopped but none could be linked to Miller's disappearance.
Miller was not carrying any cash or personal belongings. Family and friends say she always left a note for her parents if she planned to be gone long.
More at link..
Colorado teen never returned from morning jog - CNN.com
Bump for beth. Nothing on the DNA test at all?
Can anyone cpnfirm whether they were able to extract mitochondrial DNA from the bone fragments?
Colorado teen never returned from morning jog - CNN.comYeah, what is going on with the DNA. IS Viola in jail? Did Edward patrol the area where Beth lived?