Kathleen Miller, via Facebook.
By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
The husband of a forensic FBI photographer from Alabama is a person of interest in the drowning death of his wife.
Authorities found 60-year-old Kathleen Miller, of Huntsville, Ala., in a shallow creek in the Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina on Oct. 7.
Gregory Miller called 911 and calmly reported his wife, who had no health issues, had fallen in the creek.
“I tried to call for help. I need help,” the husband said in a 911 call obtained by WAAY-TV. “My wife has fallen in the water, and I couldn’t get her out. … I wish I could be of more help.”
The couple were camping at the park when Gregory Miller said his wife disappeared after saying she wanted to check out Santeetlah Creek. Her husband said he later discovered her body face down in the creek.
Several law enforcement agencies are investigating the case.
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