This is The Sound of Crime's third episode on The Texas Killing Fields and the second interview with Tim Miller. In this episode, we focus on the ineptitude of law enforcement in the 30 or so murders that took place in the I-45 corridor between Houston and Galveston. Laura Miller, Tim's 16-year-old daughter was one of those victims and the local police dismissed her as a runaway. That was the standard response to missing teenagers back in the 80s. Tim has been diligent in pursuing his daughter's killer and has not had a lot of help from local law enforcement. Today he is closer than he's ever been so stay tuned.

The Texas Killing Fields refers to an area between Houston and Galveston along I-45 where, over a 30 year period 30+ women were murdered One particular 25 acre plot where 4 of those womens' bodies were dumped is the one plot that generated the Texas Killing Fields name. One of those that was found on this plot of land is Laura Miler, a 16 year old who went missing September 1984. Her body was found 2 years later, Her father, Tim Miller found that he didn't get the cooperation from the local law enforcement that he thought he should. They labeled her as a runaway and didn't take her disappearance as serious.
The frustration that Tim encountered eventually got him to found a search organization called Texas Equusearch which has helped thousands of parents find their missing children. Tim's organization has been involved in some of the most high profile cases in the world - Natalee Holloway and Caylee Anthony.
In this episode of The Sound of Crime, Tim Miller details the story of his daughter's murder, the less-than enthusiastic investigation by local law enforcement and the 35 year history leading up to the status of the investigation and who TIm thinks killed his daughter.

The Texas Killing Fields is an area between Houston and Galveston that has garnered attention because almost 30 murders of young girls and women have occurred Most of these are still unsolved. The murders began in the 70's and continued until the early 2000's.
Nick Powell is an investigative reporter for the Houston Chronicle that has concentrated on 4 murders that were all found on one 25 acre plot near the Calder Oil Fields near League City.
In 2019 both unidentified Jane Doe and Janet Doe have both been identified because DNA was not available back in the late 80's when these bodies were found.
Nick and the 3 co-hosts of The Sound of Crime discuss the possible killers and the most up-to-date information on many of the cases.

W and Blake discuss all the conspricies and one in particular, the Jame Files confession in 2003. His story covers 5 hours of interviews where he details the entire process, day of assassination and surrounding events, including his connection with Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby.

W Tucker, Chelsi Hobbs and Blake Gibbs review some of the unknown facts and fiction of the JFK assassination.

Mark Oakes is one of the leadng experts on the JFK assassination. For over 35 years he has been researching and actively consulting on the theories surrounding the JFK assassination. Mark has interviewed hundreds of people who were eye witnesses, authorities involved, people who have met or filmed the event. He brought recordings of some of those interviews revealing information not known to the general public.

Marshal Evans is a well-known expert on the JFK assassination which is now over 55 years ago.
Marshal's book, JFK The Reckoning, details many of the elements of the assassination that debunk The Warren Commission which essentially was a whitewash that concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman who was solely responsible for the assassination of John F Kennedy.
There is so much information about the assassination and so many conspiracy theories that surround the event in Dallas on November 22, 1963 that we may never know exactly what happened.

W, Blake and Chelsi discuss the 1980 Wyle Ax murder, the gruesome murder of a suburban housewife who's husband had been cheating on her with the ax murderer. The scene is Wylie Texas, a new suburb of Dallas. The most scandalous part of the story is that Candy Montgomery, the alleged murder got off without one day in jail by convincing a jury that