Justice For Tonea Nicole Miller
Questions continue to surround the death of 27-year-old Tonea Nicole Miller, who traveled from Detroit to Miami for Juneteenth celebrations and was later found deceased near Gwen Cherry Park. Family members and supporters are calling for greater public awareness and transparency surrounding the case.
Tonea Nicole Miller, 27, traveled from Detroit to Miami to celebrate Juneteenth.
According to reports, Miller was found hanging in Gwen Cherry Park in Miami-Dade County on June 18th. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office has publicly stated that the death has been ruled a suicide.
However, family members and supporters continue to seek additional information and are encouraging the public to remain informed about the case.
Supporters say they would like to see increased public awareness and media coverage surrounding Tonea's story.
How You Can Help
To date, there has been no mainstream media coverage of this case, and very few details have been released to the public.
If you believe this case deserves more transparency, here is what you can do.
1. Contact the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office. Non-emergency: 305-SHERIFF (305-743-7433). Public Affairs Office: 305-471-3518 or publicaffairs@mdso.com.
2. Request records under Florida's public records law by emailing recordsrequest@mdso.com. Be specific with the date (June 18th), the location (Gwen Cherry Park) and her full name (TonEa Nicole Miller) to help them locate the records. Fees may apply for records review and processing.
3. Contact local news outlets and politely ask them to look into the case and why there has been no coverage.
Information in this story is based on publicly available reports and statements available at the time of publication. The story will be updated as additional verified information becomes available.