George F. Miller

George Miller, In whom consciously chose to stand beside and defend a person who attempted to murder someone whose actions were in defense of children. The documented injuries alone make clear that I could have died from what took place. I remain deeply grateful that no child lost their life in th...is situation. I stand in honor regarding the actions I brought forth, because protecting innocent children is something I will never be ashamed of. What is deeply revealing is that even with full awareness of the severity of what occurred - including my documented disabilities and diagnoses of autism and intellectual disability - George Miller shows no conscience, accountability, or moral reflection concerning any of it. This truth speaks for itself more than anything else possibly could. George Miller, Consciously made the conscious decision to support and defend an individual whose actions resulted in severe and documented bodily injury against me while I was acting in defense of children. The extent of these injuries is significant enough that my life could have been lost as a result of the assault. I remain grateful that no child was killed or seriously harmed during the incident. He is also fully aware that the individual communicating with him by phone is one of the Honorable/Heroic victims providers directly connected to the injuries, disabilities, and ongoing care. This includes documented diagnoses of autism and intellectual disability, as well as the lasting consequences tied to the personal injury itself. I reside in Downtown Boston, Massachusetts, and I continue to stand firmly and honorably in the actions I took to protect innocent children. What remains deeply concerning is that, despite knowing the seriousness of the violence involved and the permanent impact it caused, George Miller chooses to defend the individual responsible rather than demonstrate accountability, conscience, or moral clarity regarding what occurred. This decision reflects upon the character and judgment of George Miller, not mine.