LISTEN: 911 calls made by #MicaMiller shed light on alleged incidents involving her husband

@@NancyGrace I have thoughts on this.
I sent it to RobbieHarvey but told him:

think I might have an idea of what stands out on the call that I do not hear people talk about on this call. In the beginning she says she is at a National Park, then asks for if she is traced and she shared her location. Then Mica says after (keys you can hear typing) in Fair Bluff…which actuallv is not where Lumber River State Park (she was discovered in) is as far as I have seen when looking into it immediately after, the dispatch says “I DON’T think you’re in Robertson County…but …the area where Mica’s was found is actually part of Robertson County ir that area of that park. What else stands out to me is when she said “She called 9-1-1 so that her family knows where to find her” but she is calling dispatch to say this when law enforcement would be responding ta find her rather than reaching out to her family which stands out to me. @RobbieHarvey. I greatly appreciate your channel and I would love your thoughts on this. 1 have followed this story from the very beginning and a lot stands out to me from that day.

@RobbieHarvey, bevond this I looked into it more. MICA was trying to turn location on and it says that if she was in the boat loading area for If someone opens a map app (like Apple Maps or Google Maps), looks at a weather app, or drops a pin while standing at the Princess Ann boat loading area, their device might explicitly label their location as “Fair Bluff. NC.” I now wonder how far the boat loading area is from where she was found because it is harder to aet back to the area where she was found I believe she would have had to of walked through some knee deep water and harder terrain to get back there which is not really seen easily or visible from a trail and is much often accessed by boat. Also, the area where her bodv was found has very spotty cell service due to towers and this call area drops often and it sounded like she had reception but the most interesting part to me is when she was typing and responded Fair Bluff because where she was standing at that time if she dropped her location or pin it likely would have not told her Fair Bluff. ,but it appears it would if at the boat loading area.

Further looking into this because I can’t sleep tonight anyway, check this out.
When 1 looked into that distance this is the response I got
The river distance from the Princess Ann Access area of Lumber River State Park down to the boat landing/loading area in Fair Bluff is approximately 10.5 to 11.8 miles by water (taking about 5 hours to paddle)

So if she happened to be at the boat loading area, which is where she would have possibly likely been at this park for her phone to pull up on her end, that she is in “Fair Bluff” as she said on the call. and that is the easiest way to get back to this secluded area she was found in which is that far from where she was found. If she had never been there before where she was found is not an area someone new I would think would likely be able to wonder off and find, but I feel would find it bv boat. But if she took a boat then??? @@RobbieHarvey

@NancyGrace @RobbieHarvey This might all be nothing but these are what stands out to me on the call.

Robbie has done such an excellent job covering this from the very beginning!! Thank you.