Willard Miller. (KCRG TV photo)
A judge has approved a request from one of the teens accused of killing a Fairfield teacher to have the state pay for an expert witness when he goes to trial.
Willard Miller’s attorneys asked for the expert witness and also filed a motion asking to suppress evidence from a search warrant of his home. KCRG TV reports the request for the witness was granted — and a hearing on the request to suppress the evidence is set for March 29th.
Miller is charged with first-degree murder along with classmate Jeremy Goodale in the death of their Spanish teacher Nohema Graber. Graber’s body in a park by the high school in November of 2021.
Miller’s trial is scheduled for April 21st. Goodale’s trial is set for May 15th.