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Lynchburg, VA – Friends of Lisa Miller say they don’t know where she and her seven-year-old daughter are, but they say they support her decision to leave.
A Vermont court ordered Miller’s ex-partner Janet Jenkins custody of their daughter in May, and now it’s been six months since Miller’s friends say they’ve had any contact with her.
The case has drawn national attention and has strong ties to Lynchburg. Liberty Counsel is working on filing an appeal to the latest court order, which included handing over Isabella.
Her friends say they understand why she decided to go into hiding. Miller’s friends here may have had the last known contact with mother and daughter.
It was January 1 when Linda Wall said she knew for sure her friend Miller and her seven-year-old daughter Isabella had gone into hiding.
“Unbeknowing to any of us… she was doing something behind the scene,” Wall said.
Wall has known the mother and daughter since 2004. She had been getting involved as a conservative Christian activist and a self described “former homosexual.” Click here to continue reading this story.
It was January 1 when Linda Wall said she knew for sure her friend Miller and her seven-year-old daughter Isabella had gone into hiding.
“Unbeknowing to any of us… she was doing something behind the scene,” Wall said.
Wall has known the mother and daughter since 2004. She had been getting involved as a conservative Christian activist and a self described “former homosexual.” Click here to continue reading this story.
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