State of Washington v. Terrence Miller – Case Documents

Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Snohomish County, WA | Feb 2019 - Oct 2020

These case documents pertain to the 1972 Washington murder-sexual offense case, State of Washington v. Terrence Millerand collectively outline the evidentiary disputes central to the case, the parties’ competing positions on the admissibility and reliability of historical forensic evidence, and the investigative basis for the long-delayed chargesThe materials include: (1) the prosecution’s response to multiple evidentiary issues raised by the defense; (2) the defense’s trial brief and motions in limine; (3) the defense’s motion to exclude evidence; and (4) the prosecution’s charging affidavit.

Defense Trial Brief and Motions in Limine (State of Washington v. Terrence Miller)

Defense’s trial brief and motions in limine in a Washington murder-sexual offense case that occurred in 1972. This trial brief raises several evidentiary issues noting the defense’s objections to certain evidence anticipated for trial...

Defendant’s Motion to Exclude Evidence (State of Washington v. Terrence Miller)

Defense’s motion to exclude evidence in a Washington murder-sexual offense case that occurred in 1972. Defense’s basis for this motion includes arguments of a deficient chain of custody and deficient testimonial foundation which included a lack of witnesses...

Affidavit of Probable Cause (State of Washington v. Terrence Miller)

Prosecution’s charging affidavit detailing a Washington murder-sexual offense case that occurred in 1972. This affidavit includes details of the investigation such as the Forensic Genetic Genealogy process used in this case, the suspect’s criminal history, and charges brought against the suspect 47-years after the incident occurred...