Report: 16-Year-Old LGBTQ+ Mikayla Miller Was Killed by Group
A statement allegedly from Miller’s mother claims police threatened to expose her daughter’s “sexuality” if she went to the media.
The death of a teen has drawn scrutiny of local authorities, and calls for justice in Boston.
Investigators in Massachusetts said they do not consider the death of Mikayla Miller, a16-year-old Hopkinton girl, as suspicious, but a statement allegedly from her mother claimed she was murdered by a group and then tied to a tree. Millbury State Police have been tightlipped about the death of Miller other than to say it was still under investigation. But the LGBTQ+ activist group Violence in Boston Inc. have called for a rally to demand answers and tweeted a statement allegedly from Miller’s mother which claimed her daughter was murdered, that police have shown little interest in investigating, and that police threatened to out her late daughter if she went to the media.
Updated: 11:37 AM EST Feb 22, 2021 One person is dead and another is injured following a rollover crash that happened on Route 146 Sunday afternoon, according to the Massachusetts State Police.Troopers from the Millbury State Police Barracks responded at about 3:25 p.m. to the single-vehicle crash in Uxbridge.State police say the vehicle rolled over into a marshy area off the right side of Route 146 north between exits 3 and 4, and that it was partially submerged in the water.The driver, Robert Bilodeau III, 31, of Bellingham, who is not believed to have been wearing a seat belt, was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene. The passenger, a 35-year-old Millville man, received serious injuries. The crash remains under investigation by Massachusetts State Police.