Oklahoma Father Identified As Decapitated Man Found Behind Albuquerque, New Mexico, Walmart

[Judi Lynn]

Source: International Business Times

Oklahoma Father Identified As Decapitated Man Found Behind Alquerque, New Mexico, Walmart

By John Walsh @jrwalsh7 On 12/21/16 AT 2:28 PM


Police in Albuquerque, New Mexico, announced the identity of the decapitated man found behind a Walmart in the northeastern part of the city Monday as Clifford Miller, 42, of McAlester, Oklahoma.

A security guard discovered Clifford’s body after midnight Saturday. He was naked and with his genitals had been removed, USA Today reported Tuesday.

Fred Duran, a representative from Albuquerque law enforcement, said Miller traveled to New Mexico two months ago in hopes of finding employment in Albuquerque.

Local police are still trying to determine what happened to Miller in the days leading up to his grisly death, including the motive. An autopsy on the body is pending. It was not immediately clear whether Miller was decapitated before or after he died.




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[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. This is awful news, esp. for his family.

May he rest in peace, and may they find the perpetrator of this horrendous murder.

[Warpy]

2. He had a couple of busts 20 years ago for drugs

one of which was for growing cannabis. Well, who the hell didn't in their 20s? The rest of us just never got caught and we grew out of it. He seems incredibly clean so either he was very smart or his life went down the tubes very quickly when he got here. My guess is the latter. This is an especially tough place to be if you don't have any resources in the form of family or money.

[BigDemVoter123]

3. They apparently knew who he was before.

They were saying he was 42-years-old when they first found him. How did they know that?

[duffyduff]

4. Fingerprint identification. NT

[yagotme]

5. This.

If he had prior arrests, and fingerprints went into the database, easy peasy.

[duffyduff]

6. I read an earlier report that had said this about fingerprinting.

N/T