Over two decades has passed since the unsolved murder of Carol Miller, and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is reaching out to the public once again. Miller, at the tender age of 22, left for an evening walk from her home in Canyon Gate on February 1, 2003, but she never returned. It was a mere two days later when the grim discovery of her body was made, obscured beneath refuse in a desolate swath of desert, five miles from her last known location.
Strangled, with several pieces of her jewelry missing, the details of the crime paint an unsettling picture—one that continues to haunt those close to her. In an urgent appeal for new leads, LVMPD’s Facebook post specifically calls on anyone who worked as a security officer or staff member at the Canyon Gate Country Club during the early months of 2003. The department urges anyone with information to come forward in the ongoing pursuit of long-elusive justice for Carol and her family.
Detective Jarrod Grimmett, who can be reached at 702-287-2581, and the Metro Homicide department at 702-828-3521, are the specified contacts for tips. The LVMPD has also provided a link for those interested to learn more about Carol's story and potentially contribute to a greater understanding of the case. With each new piece of information, the department hopes to draw closer to a resolution that has evaded them for far too long.
Despite the time that has passed, the LVMPD continues its efforts to gather information. "Every tip matters. Help us get justice for Carol and her family," the department stated in a recent post. The case remains open as investigators work to uncover new leads.
