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Published: 2004-03-01 02:43:00
Updated: 2004-03-01 02:43:00

TONIGHT AT 11: Could New Information Help Crack Old Case?


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Ann Miller has a new hairstyle, a new house and a new husband. But something old still is hanging over her head, the unsolved murder of her first husband, Eric Miller.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill AIDS researcher died from arsenic poisoning in December 2000. The case remains open -- still active.

Raleigh police have not named Ann Miller a suspect. But the focus of their investigation and the public's attention has been on her.

Investigators believe Ann Miller was having an affair with co-worker Derril Willard at the time her husband died. Willard committed suicide after police questioned him and searched his home.

Before Willard died, he talked to defense attorney Rick Gammon. The state wants Gammon to reveal what Willard told him, and the North Carolina Supreme Court is expected to rule on that question soon.

For the rest of this story, watch Monday's WRAL News at 11 p.m.

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