Thursday March 28th, 2024 5:34AM

Georgia Supreme Court: 80-year-old man's murder conviction upheld

By Ken Stanford Contributing Editor

An 80-year-old northeast Georgia man, convicted of killing his adult daughter, has had his murder conviction upheld by the Georgia Supreme Court.

Frank Raymond Miller of Union County was convicted of shooting and killing Colleen Miller Grant, 59, and shooting and wounding his 19-year-old great-grandson, Sawyer Dockery.  The incident occurred in 2013 at a house on Miller Cove Road near Blairsville. 

An aggravated assault conviction was also upheld.  However, the high court reversed Miller's convictions for two counts of false imprisonment, citing insufficient evidence.

Read the full text of the court's ruling and more about the case by clicking here

 

 

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