Summary Of Mrs. Miller's Contradiction

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Mr. Miller claimed that his wife, Mrs. Miller, had gotten drunk and fallen off the back porch of their house on March 31st. He claimed that his wife had fallen at 5:35pm during the Ohio vs Michigan basketball game, after he had finished cutting and raking the grass. He knew this because he heard a scream and looked down at his Rolex watch right away. He remembers her laying face down in the grass and he knew right away that she was dead. From there he didn’t call anyone right away, but at 6:10 pm he called Officer Muldoon and claimed that she had just fallen. After reading through Mr. Miller’s and Mrs. Cleaver’s, a neighbor, stories and comparing them to the evidence from the crime scene I believe Mr. Miller had killed, Mrs. Miller, his wife. Mr. Miller’s story contradicts its self and what the evidence has to say. The first contradiction, Mr. Miller claimed that he just finished cutting and raking his grass, but the detectives point out how long and uncut his grass is. The rake that Mr. Miller had supposed used to rake his yard was covered head to toe in dust. Mr. Miller couldn’t have cut and raked his yard if the grass was long and the rake was covered in dust. Mr. Miller’s second contradiction in his story is that he makes such to point out that his wife was drunk. Then he …show more content…

Miller could have died, but I believe that Mr. Miller killed her after she found the letter. I believe Mrs. Miller went to check the mail and after seeing the letter she ripped it up out of anger. Mrs. Miller had gone to confront her husband about the letter, when he saw the letter her went off on her. They then got into a heated argument in the front yard which quickly turned physical. Mr. Miller had beat his wife until she was no longer moving. After realizing what he had done, Mr. Miller dragged his wife over their stone driveway by her wrist to the backyard. Mr. Miller then set up the scene to make it look like she had gotten drunk and fallen off the back

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