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Tim Miller is famous for his ability to locate missing children. Tim spent every day for the last 40 years trying to find out what happened to his own daughter. Join Ali Conti, a journalist and recently licensed private investigator on her journey to Texas as she shadows Tim on his search for answers in the infamous Texas Killing Fields case. Ali follows Tim as he puts together evidence on a man named Clyde Hedrick, a convicted killer just released from prison.
However, during the course of the investigation, Ali starts to think that Tim isn't the hero he made out to be. Tim keeps pushing Ali to go meet with Clyde on his behalf and it becomes increasingly clear that he will do anything to get what he wants, including putting Ali herself in danger. What started out as an excavation of the past turns into a present tense thriller. One in which Ali begins to fear for her life, you guys.
From Cast Media, this thrilling five part series is out now. I'm about to play you a clip of the first episode, but before you listen, be sure to follow, rate and review vigilante. However, you get your podcasts. I woke up.
I had five crystals. And I said, you know, I've been killed that motherfucker to eight. Okay, what y'all tell me? You're never going to have a son of a bitch or a dress.
You're not going to do it. Fuck you, Austin. I lost it. I was going to kill him.
Yeah. You know, a lot of people know about that story. This is the first time I've ever shared. That's Tim Miller.
It's toward the end of 2021 and we're driving around Texas together. Not in the part that has cowboy hats or cacti. We're a little south of Houston. Picture a lot of oil refineries, model homes, and chain restaurants.
Almost every road there is under construction. It's actually really difficult to navigate. Check out for a donut. Donut.
Donut, anybody? Tim's story about driving around with five pistols, threatening to kill someone, jolts me. It goes against everything I know about him. You see, Tim's story is supposed to be inspirational.
He's a real-life superhero. Texas Equis-Search founder Tim Miller. Tim Miller with Texas Equis-Search-Sect. Is that a civilization that has helped search for the missing all over the country.
And now the Texas Equis-Search. When kids go missing, he's the one who scours the woods to find them. He's a local legend. Though he could give any big city police detective a run for their money.
Tim's known as the guy who can find anyone. And he basically lives up to their reputation. A missing teenager's body found by Equis-Search volunteers. In fact, the only person he's never been able to find is the person who murdered his own daughter.
Laura Miller went missing in League City in 1984, and her remains were found nearly two years later. Her tragic death inspired her father, Tim Miller, to help families facing the agony that he knew. But Tim is a theory about what happened to Laura. He thinks she was the victim of a serial killer.
And at one point, Tim had apparently tried to go to the alleged killer's house. An exact revenge. And I was like, you know, I don't let no motherfucker control me. Still, I'm letting him control me.
Thank God I was not drinking a death train. If I had been drinking, now I would have done something really stupid. So I proved myself, you know what? You don't have to be fucking drinking, it'll go crazy and it'll just shift.
But Tim didn't commit murder that day. He put his detective skills to work instead. And now, after nearly four decades, he thinks he has the evidence he needs to put the supposed serial killer away for good. This is Vigilante, an original podcast from Cast Media.
The first episode in our five part series is called Welcome to Tim World. I'm Ali Conti. It's Tuesday, May 17th, five days before the show is supposed to launch, and I just jumped into the studio to add a quick addendum. Because Tim has just called me with some completely unexpected news.
Hey, listen, what's up? Anything I tell you, I don't want you fucking sharing that shit. It's a big thing that they're developing right now, and I mean big things. And I can just tell you this, I've solved my daughter's murder.