Dash Cam Shows Matt Miller Crossing Double Line Before June 17 Crash as Missouri Probes $51,000 GoFundMe
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 15
Dash Cam Shows Matt Miller Crossing Double Line Before June 17 Crash as Missouri Probes $51,000 GoFundMe
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 15
Summary
Newly obtained dash-cam footage shows Matt Miller's Ford Bronco crossing a double-yellow line on a Jasper County road around 3:50 p.m. on June 17 and colliding with an oncoming truck.
The crash left the ESPN NFL Draft analyst with multiple fractures, broken ribs and the eventual amputation of his left arm; he said recent surgeries also saved his left leg.
The footage lands as Miller remains on leave from ESPN and under scrutiny over fantasy football leagues he allegedly ran, with fans accusing him of delayed or missing payouts and unfulfilled charity claims.
Missouri's attorney general began soliciting complaints on July 2, and attention has also focused on a GoFundMe that rose from a $10,000 goal to $55,000 before pausing at $51,000 after the probe opened.
Miller has not addressed the allegations publicly from his hospital recovery, and the new video is likely to intensify questions around the crash and fundraising campaign.