About Thomas C "Doc" Miller

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Thomas C “Doc” Miller was the only person charged with a crime in the JonBenet Ramsey case who refused a plea bargain, went to trial, and was found not guilty after the jury deliberated for only 20 minutes. Charged with a felony, Commercial Bribery, for his part in finding a copy of the ransom note and identifying Patsy Ramsey as the author, the decision was a stinging rebuke of a criminal justice system that ignored the heinous murder of JonBenét Ramsey. The Globe tabloid magazine initially hired Miller to assist in locating the three page ransom note. Miller had also worked as a private investigator and handwriting expert before entering law. With his inside knowledge of the JonBenét Ramsey murder investigation, the author now presents the public an explanation why no one was ever tried and found guilty of JonBenét’s murder, and why no one will ever face charges. Miller retired from a criminal defense practice in 2018 and now operates a bed-and-breakfast with his wife, Judith Phillips, in Denver, Colorado.

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLLEGE OF LAW; Denver, Colorado  1989 - 1992

 Juris Doctorate

BREAD LOAF SCHOOL OF ENGLISH; Middlebury College, Middlebury  1982 - 1985

 Vermont, and Lincoln College, Oxford, United Kingdom

 M. A. in English

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER; Denver, Colorado  1982 - 1985

 Studies in Greek, Latin and Philosophy

 B. A. in Classical Languages

GODDARD COLLEGE; Plainfield, Vermont  1977 - 1978

 Graduate work in writing

METRO STATE COLLEGE; Denver, Colorado  1970 - 1976

 Undergraduate Degrees in History and Journalism, 1974

 Colorado State Teaching Certificate, History, 128179, 1975

 Coursework in Literature and Writing, 1975 - 1976