Tim Miller’s Interview with OCSO

Tim Miller’s Interview with OCSO

Posted on April 1st, 2010 by Valhall

On December 11, 2009 OCSO traveled to TES headquarters in Dickison, Texas. They were there to collect paperwork on volunteers who had been involved in searches on Suburban Drive, and to interview
Tim Miller about the TES work done in Orlando in 2008 to find Caylee Anthony.

Tim Miller states he received a phone call from Cindy Anthony to come down to Orlando and help. Tim states they flew down to Orlando and went to the Anthony home to meet with Cindy and Casey. Cindy had to
take a phone call and Tim visited with George’s friend from Ohio. The friend stated George wasn’t doing well and Tim acknowledged the situation had to be stressful on George. Tim Miller states the friend then responded, “…well he knows the answer’s in the bedroom and he pointed to ah, Casey’s bedroom. And his words were, “But the f***ing bitch won’t talk.”

Tim recalls that George eventually arrived home from work. Tim states he spent quite a bit of time that evening with the Anthonys. But after his visit with George’s friend he began to realize that there was more to the story than just a missing toddler. Eventually Jose Baez shows up and Tim states Baez thanked him for coming to try to find Caylee, but then asks Tim to “please not talk to his client [about] anything about that case.” Baez instructed Tim that if he had any questions to ask, or he wanted to speak with Casey to make sure he contacted Baez and Baez was present during any conservations with his client. Tim was asked if he had ever been called in by a family before to assist in finding a missing person and then subsequently asked to not speak to the last person who saw the missing individual alive…his answer was “This is the first time ever.”

Tim Miller described Casey as “not very friendly” to the TES individuals who were in the home that first night. He also describes that from the first night of being in the Anthony home, the family did not act or provide helpful information like the families he has assisted in the past. That first night he recalls Cindy going on a diatribe about how Sheriff Beary had vowed to arrest Casey for Caylee’s murder and that the whole thing was a big political conspiracy and the authorities weren’t helping her find her granddaughter.

In a subsequent visit to the Anthony home Tim told Cindy that while they were going to assist in looking for a live Caylee, they were also going to begin a ground search in case something different had happened.
Tim states Cindy “certainly got a different attitude at that time”.

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