*Originally released in 2019. Re-released on 1/1/2020*
This is Episode Two, Part 2, of The Bride To Be Who Never Was, the story of the much loved 27 year old school teacher Cynthia Jane Miller of Beckley, West Virginia, and the one night the devil in the flesh came calling and saw to it that she would never celebrate another birthday nor her wedding the following day. Thirty eight years have now passed and Cynthia's killer still walks amongst us living a life Cynthia was denied. He or she has never been brought to justice. On August 26, 1981, Cynthia was happily and excitedly completing last minute tasks for her wedding the following day to police officer Gary O'Neal when she was brutally gunned down in the living room of her very own home. Who would want to harm and kill this beloved, respected, God-loving, and talented young woman? This episode of the two part story examines those in Cynthia's life who have left us with many unanswered questions and suspicious actions and behavior on the day Cynthia was murdered and the days, weeks, and months following this horrific crime.

Hosted, Written, and Produced by Sharon McHenry Power
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SOURCES:
~Beckley West Virginia Police Department - statements and reports of Detective Sergeant Morgan Bragg, the late original Chief Investigator & Chief of Police in 1989 Billy J.Cole, Retired original Investigator and Chief of Detectives Frank Pack, Chief of Police in 1981 now retired Thomas Durrett, Retired Captain Paul Blume, Detective Lieutenant David’s Allard, Captain Jeffrey Shumate
~Raleigh Register Herald staff writers and wire
~Jessica Farrish, Reporter for Raleigh Register-Herald
-David Lieber, Reporter for Register-Herald
~Raleigh County Post
~Bluefield Daily Telegraph
~WVVA Television
~Diana Miller Jones - Cynthia's sister
~Jim Samples - Cynthia's relative
~West Virginia Metro News
~Crime Stoppers of West Virginia
~Washington Post
~Newspaper Archives
~Grave Finder
~Google & Google Maps
MUSIC:
"Just As I Am" from the Band of Hope and Joy, 250 Hymns. Public Domain.
"Delicate Situation" from Lynne Music. Evaluation use permission.