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Michael
John Miller
1953 - 1994 |
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| Michael John Miller,
FBI |
| by JD Nutt, IG Web-Editor |
| A Friend in Need,
A Friend Indeed. |
| Report last updated on Nov.
6th,
2011 -
Oklahoma City, OK. |
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| I had learned of Mike's death on
the History Channel of all things. He was my friend. We worked a
case together that eventually brought down and removed the corrupt
Oklahoma State Insurance Commissioner
Gerald Grimes (1979 - 1995) from office, along with the underlings that worked
beneath Grimes. |
| Mike was transferred to the
east coast from Oklahoma City to Washington DC where he met his
demise. I will miss him. He was a fun guy to be around. A turd named
Bennie Lee Lawson killed Mike. Ironically, Mike was at the wrong place at
the wrong time. |
| The following is
how it is reported that Michael John Miller was killed. |
Special
Agent Miller was shot and killed after a gunman entered the Metropolitan
Police Headquarters and rode the elevator up to the third floor and then
entered the "Cold Case Squad" room. As he entered, Sergeant
Henry Joseph Daly, of the Metropolitan Police Department, confronted him
to ask if he needed anything. The suspect then pulled out an automatic
weapon and shot Sergeant Daly at point-blank range, killing him instantly.
He then opened fire on the three FBI agents in the room, as they returned
fire. Special Agent Miller and Special Agent Martha Dixon Martinez were
killed inside of the room and the third agent was shot and seriously
wounded. Agent Martinez was able to shoot the suspect but did not kill
him.
After being wounded, the suspect shot and killed himself.
The suspect had previously been a suspect in a triple homicide. After
being questioned several times by Detectives, he was cleared, but members
of the suspects gang labeled him a snitch. In order to redeem himself in
the eyes of his fellow gang members, he decided to kill a police officer.
A further investigation revealed that the suspect entered the "Cold
Case Squad" office by mistake and was looking for the "Homicide
Squad" office.
After an extensive investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives, the gun that was used by the suspect was traced
back to a man in Kentucky who was illegally selling guns to convicted
criminals. That man was eventually sentenced to 15 years in federal
prison. Special Agent Martinez had been with the agency for seven years.
Agent Miller had been with the agency for ten years. |
| Report Source(s): |
| http://www.odmp.org/officer/743-special-agent-michael-john-miller |
| http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/history/hallhonor/miller |
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