Blunderbuss Firozabad
Made of Pumpkin pie
Above
Jason Michael Miller, 41,
And below,
Kiera Foley, 34 and her black and brown long-haired Chihuahua, Bubbles.
On Wednesday, February 16th, the trial dates were put off in the 2021 case against a man accused of killing a woman in Eureka.
"[Jason Michael] Miller, 41, is charged with killing the 32-year-old [Kiera] Foley on or about April 15, 2021.
According to one witness, Foley and Miller had been in a sexual relationship, but he began to suspect she was about to rob him. His solution, allegedly, was to shoot her, chop up her body and bury it.
The body has never been found."
Miller told 3 (THREE! ) people the details of his crime. Even went over to where one lived and knocked on her door. Because drowning dogs and murder is cool.
" He confessed to his girlfriend Rose Cooper, and he also told Phyllicia Korn, a fellow tenant at Laguna Inn. Korn said Miller offered to show her the body, and she declined."
"Miller told her Foley lied to him a lot and he believed she was going to rob him.
Miller allegedly forced Foley into the motel room bathtub and “mentally tortured her,” Cooper said. One minute he would tell her she could go home, the next minute he’d say he was going to kill her. Cooper couldn’t recall whether Miller said the torture went on for four hours or four days.
“And then he walked in and shot her.”
“He said he bled her out and cut the body in pieces and that he killed her dog in the toilet — drowned it.”"
" For four days Miller kept going back to the burial site and digging, Cooper recalled. When he talked about that “he was laughing. He scared the shit out of me.”
Cooper also said that after Miller was arrested in June, she found a notebook in which he had written “No corpse, no crime.”
Under cross-examination by defense attorney Andrea Sullivan, Cooper said both she and Miller were using “heroin, speed and alcohol.” She stayed with Miller because he treated her so well, Cooper said. She had been working as a prostitute, and “he told all my tricks that I wouldn’t be out there anymore. Like I said, he was real good to me.”
She said Foley also was a prostitute. When Sullivan asked whether Foley ever went missing, Cooper said yes. Foley would disappear for months on end. Once she joined a carnival crew and was gone for six months.
Cooper said Gonzales helped cut up Foley’s body, and she kept the body in her car while Miller was digging the grave.
“She was driving around town with Kiera’s body,” Cooper said. “Driving around, doing errands, going to the store.”
She also acknowledged she has several mental disorders. Cooper testified Gonzales is one of two women in Eureka called “Crazy Crystal.”
“Believe it or not, there’s more than one out there,” Cooper said."
Oh, we all believe it.
" Crystal Gonzales, said she was in Miller’s motel room when he showed her Foley’s body in the bathtub. Gonzales said a small dog was on Foley’s body, shivering, when Miller picked up the dog and drowned it in the toilet."
She denied helping with the body, saying Miller told her he didn’t have to worry because “the mafia” or “the cartel” would take care of everything."
Ahh, the mafia and cartel will be cleaning up for him? What about the CIA? If they're not involved I don't believe you, because they are ALWAYS involved...
"As for Gonzales, her testimony was difficult to take seriously. She had a hard time staying awake and admitted she took a half-dose of methadone. Earlier in the day she was sleeping and softly snoring, with the bailiff threatening to kick her out of the courtroom."
Giving testimony in a murder trial is SO boring.
Eureka homicide case could see resolution, trial date put off
Jason Miller, who is accused of killing 32-year-old Kiera Foley and her dog, was supposed to see his trial begin next week, but the dates were put out to allow the prosecution and defense to work out a possible settlement.
www.times-standard.com
