EquuSearch Founder Receives Note Allegedly From Daughter's Killer

Letter Sent 5 Months After Death Of Murder Suspect

POSTED: Thursday, December 22, 2005

Letter To Tim Miller Allegedly From Daughter's Killer

HOUSTON -- Someone sent a chilling note to a Houston-are man who runs an organization that helps find missing people, KPRC Local 2 reported Wednesday.

Tim Miller founded Texas EquuSearch after his daughter, Laura, and three other missing girls were found murdered in League City in 1984.

The note Miller received, which was made up of words cut from newspapers and magazines, claimed to be from the last person to see Laura Miller alive.

Authorities and Miller said the letter could be a trick.

The letter was sent five months after the death of one of the murder suspects.

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