Sharee Miller: Sharee Miller gets new trial
By Therese Lisieux on October 25th, 2008Sharee Miller, of Michigan, was convicted of killing her husband in 1999. Sharee Miller allegedly influenced Jerry L. Cassaday to kill her husband, Bruce Miller. When Jerry L. Cassaday discovered that Sharee Miller had lied to him, he committed suicide but not before he wrote a note to name Sharee Miller’s role in Bruce Miller’s death.
Sharee Miller, 2000.
Current photo of Sharee Miller.
Sharee Miller was tried and convicted to life in prison. A new judge, Judge Victoria A. Roberts, said in a 23-page opinion that Genesee Circuit Judge Judith A. Fullerton erred in allowing the admission of a suicide note written by Jerry L. Cassaday. The note was tainted evidence. Jerry L Cassaday was dead and could not be cross-examined. The note could not be shown to the jurors as evidence. This means that Sharee Miller will get a new trial.
New fourth husband for Sharee Miller; story.
Sharee Miller gets a new trial. This news first came out in Aug. 29 2008 here.
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November 10th, 2009 at 4:20 pm
It is about time. I casnot believe that any judge would have let the suicide note as evidence. Maybe the defense should have put the suicde note on the stand and began asking it question to get the point across