Robinson and her husband, Dave, had traveled to the park from Canada twice over the last 18 months to hike the area multiple times with a team of Joshua Tree Search and Rescue members, searching for her brother.© 2023 Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. "Perhaps we would have found Paul eventually, but it would have taken a lot longer without their help," Robinson said.
Robinson had told The Desert Sun last week that without the images from a drone – flown over the area in November by the Utah-based nonprofit organization, Western States Aerial Search – it's hard to know how much longer the remains may have gone undiscovered. I’m so grateful.”ĭetails regarding a memorial and celebration of Miller’s life will be announced at a later time. “It blows me away that strangers have kept us in their thoughts and prayers. “I have been amazed by the amount of people touched by his story,” she said. “One man who lives three to four hours away has gone a number of times searching for Paul,” she said. There have also been people in Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms who have kept searching, she said. She said she is grateful for the outpouring of support from people all over the world sending thoughts and prayers through social media during the past 18 months. “I hated to think he was suffering, and we couldn’t find him,” she said.
It appeared he had made the hike to Fortynine Palms Oasis and was coming back out the wrong way, Stephanie Miller said.Įarly in the search for Miller, teams had gotten close enough to where the remains were found that he would have heard and responded when they called out his name, she said, adding there is comfort knowing he didn’t suffer long. “He was found in a shaded area and still had water and food,” she said. Speculation is that whatever happened that caused his death happened quickly, she said – possibly a heart attack or heat stroke. She was expecting to talk to an official from the coroner’s office Tuesday evening who could provide more details but said it’s possible they will never fully know what happened to her husband. Then, when you hear (he’s been found) it doesn’t make it any easier,” Stephanie Miller, said Tuesday in a phone interview. They will hike the trail and be escorted by officials to where his remains were found. His wife and son, Stephanie and Dryden Miller, along with some close friends plan to be in Twentynine Palms next week. We've waited a long time for this," Robinson said Tuesday morning in a text message. Since it was announced that remains had been found, along with some personal belongings, the Miller family has braced for the likelihood the remains would be those of Paul Miller. There was no personal identification found with the remains, which appeared to have been there for some time, officials said, adding there were no initial indicators of foul play. 20, park law enforcement rangers hiked to the area where they found skeletal remains, determined to be human, and personal belongings. The discovery came through photographs from a drone flyover of the area in November, officials said. 19, human remains had been found near the trail. 21, Joshua Tree National Park authorities reported that, on Dec.
Paul Miller, 51, went missing on July 13, 2018, when vacationing with his wife, Stephanie Miller, and told her he was going out for one more hike at the park – on the popular Fortynine Palms Oasis trail – before they begin their journey back to Guelph, Ontario. Miller's sister, Dawne Robinson, told The Desert Sun the family received confirmation from the San Bernardino County Coroner's Office on Tuesday morning. Watch Video: Family of missing Canadian hiker continues search 4 months inĭental records have confirmed that the human remains found inside Joshua Tree National Park just before Christmas are those of Paul Miller, a Canadian who went missing in July 2018.
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