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MAY 8, 2024
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... "They're saying we can't speak on Jamison's behalf. It has to be his exact words related to the murder," said Miller.
The murder and its brutality is something Johnathan Miller says Jamison has yet to comprehend, that his understanding of why Harmony is gone is much different. "Is she in heaven, is she safe, what happened to her glasses," Miller said.
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Miller says, "The fact the New Hampshire court wants Jamison to speak or write a statement about his sister's brutal murder only continues to victimize and traumatize him."
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Miller says he just learned a judge will rule prior to the sentencing about whether he or his husband will be able to speak and he knows what he wants to convey. "It's important that Adam, that monster, hears what he's done to Jamison and the void that he has left in his heart," Miller said.
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Father says Harmony Montgomery's brother is being silenced at sentencing
The adoptive father of Harmony Montgomery's seven-year-old brother says his son Jamison is being silenced as a judge limits victim impact statements at the sentencing of Adam Montgomery.
www.cbsnews.com
... "They're saying we can't speak on Jamison's behalf. It has to be his exact words related to the murder," said Miller.
The murder and its brutality is something Johnathan Miller says Jamison has yet to comprehend, that his understanding of why Harmony is gone is much different. "Is she in heaven, is she safe, what happened to her glasses," Miller said.
[...]
Miller says, "The fact the New Hampshire court wants Jamison to speak or write a statement about his sister's brutal murder only continues to victimize and traumatize him."
[...]
Miller says he just learned a judge will rule prior to the sentencing about whether he or his husband will be able to speak and he knows what he wants to convey. "It's important that Adam, that monster, hears what he's done to Jamison and the void that he has left in his heart," Miller said.
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