On September 18, 1978, Scott Miller was summoned to his home to find his wife Sandy brutally murdered. The murder weapon was sitting in the kitchen sink, completely ignored and undocumented. The crime scene was open to the public. And the coroner had already begun making decisions that weren't his to make. Scott was 23 years old. And from that moment, the authority figures initiated a cover up. The Buried Truth is the story of 47 years of silence, corruption, and one man's refusal to be buried alongside his daughter's mother. It reveals names. It lays out evidence. It exposes a conspiracy that reached from a cheating step brother to a crooked coroner, a complicit DA, and a police force that looked the other way. Scott was exonerated by a grand jury in 2000. But exoneration is not justice. Sandy's killers are still free. Her autopsy has been sealed until 2053. This is his testimony. And he's done being silent.
