NamUs: Skeletal remains, Barbara Miller case might be linked
Skeletal remains found in Clarion County in 1990 may be linked to the disappearance of Barbara Miller, according to officials at a national missing persons database.
Amy Dobbs, regional director of National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, or NamUs, said she saw coverage of the Barbara Miller cold case, entered Miller's information into the NamUs system and it came back with a four out of five star match to a potential missing person.
"It does not mean it is Barbara Miller," Dobbs said while co-hosting a NamUs event in Wilkes-Barre on Thursday. "It means that when I entered the limited information we had a potential match."
Dobbs said Barbara Miller's DNA was submitted for testing and the results are pending. Dobbs and Sunbury Police Chief Tim Miller would not say when DNA results are expected
On July 22, 1990, two children in a remote area of Monroe Township, about three miles south of Interstate 80 near Reidsburg, discovered the remains, according to authorities. An autopsy showed that "Penny Doe" had suffered blunt force trauma to the right side of her skull and her right leg was broken, according to police.