Clifford Miller admitted to the meth-fueled murders of Ashley Key and Britny Haarup in July of 2012 -- and he's been given two consecutive life prison terms. He was spared the death penalty for his crimes, because the family of the slain girls didn't want to deal with "the emotional turmoil" of a trial. As I stated in this Gather News post, I feel that true justice hasn't been served because of this, but it is what it is and I understand exactly what the family of the two murdered women mean by their reasoning.Since Clifford Miller is serving two consecutive life sentences, he's going to be very lonely. So I've decided that I'm going to write letters to him as part of my series of letters to murderers. I will begin seeking his address details soon, so hopefully in the near future I'll have some letters to share with my readers.
I want to ask Mr. Clifford how he feels now after the murders of the two girls, now that he's undoubtedly been clean off cyrstal meth for several months (unless he's found a way to use on the inside). I'd like to know if he feels any kind of remorse, and get into his thought processes.
