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Anthony had been fighting for his freedom pretty much since the day we got together in Oct 2021. He was facing a 42 year sentence for firearm and ammo charges that belonged to someone else. And to top things off I was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer last July.
We got clean though before we got married and lived the first 10 months of our marriage completely sober. We were finally building a life together. Life started getting harder because it seemed like every time when we were moving forward something would knock us back 10 steps back. Only 2 obstacles kept us from being able to spend the rest of our lives together.
My physical health was declining and unfortunately we couldn't afford to pay his way out of his innocence and the person who the firearm really belongs to was obviously a coward and couldn't come forward and admit that they were his and he do the prison sentence away from his family. He knew that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with me, taking care of me and I knew I couldn't breathe without him. We decided to do whatever we had to do to be together.
So on September 21st, 2023 Anthony and I packed our car up with everything we owned, besides the appliances and furniture, only $900 to our name and left Norton Virginia behind us and to travel the world, to see places we'd never seen and one day end up in a safe, quite piece of paradise to live the rest of our lives together. We knew it was going to get hard at times but he nor I had no idea what was going to happen 3 months later. Anthony and I both struggled with addiction and our addictions began creeping up on us and unfortunately we lost him to his addiction.
If he could have been able to afford proper representation he might still be here today.. So in honor of my husband, Anthony Miller, I am helping the Innocence Project raise the money they need to free the wrongfully convicted, and to prevent innocent people from being wrongfully incarcerated by our court system Contribute
We got clean though before we got married and lived the first 10 months of our marriage completely sober. We were finally building a life together. Life started getting harder because it seemed like every time when we were moving forward something would knock us back 10 steps back. Only 2 obstacles kept us from being able to spend the rest of our lives together.
My physical health was declining and unfortunately we couldn't afford to pay his way out of his innocence and the person who the firearm really belongs to was obviously a coward and couldn't come forward and admit that they were his and he do the prison sentence away from his family. He knew that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with me, taking care of me and I knew I couldn't breathe without him. We decided to do whatever we had to do to be together.
So on September 21st, 2023 Anthony and I packed our car up with everything we owned, besides the appliances and furniture, only $900 to our name and left Norton Virginia behind us and to travel the world, to see places we'd never seen and one day end up in a safe, quite piece of paradise to live the rest of our lives together. We knew it was going to get hard at times but he nor I had no idea what was going to happen 3 months later. Anthony and I both struggled with addiction and our addictions began creeping up on us and unfortunately we lost him to his addiction.
If he could have been able to afford proper representation he might still be here today.. So in honor of my husband, Anthony Miller, I am helping the Innocence Project raise the money they need to free the wrongfully convicted, and to prevent innocent people from being wrongfully incarcerated by our court system Contribute
Funds are being collected and disbursed by Kimberly Miller, HardRock's wife.
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