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An American woman who went on the run for six years rather than face jail over a fatal DUI has been linked to a second death - after allegedly treating a backpacker with an 'African potion' at a backstreet Thai clinic. Kelly Lynn Miller, 36 - a former Alabama stripper and prostitute - was handed a five-year sentence for mowing down truck driver Donald Goodwin, 56, in 2004. Miller was released on $50,000 appeal bond in 2009 but fled to Thailand, where she changed her name to Bea, switched from blonde to brunette and threw away her U.S. passport. Brazen: Kelly Lynn Miller, a 36-year-old fugitive, was pictured topping up her lip gloss at a press conference after being hauled in front of the media following her six-year flight from justice in Thailand. Victim: Brodie Smith went to Thailand with his girlfreind Kara Spark to attempt to kick drugs. He died after taking ibogaine at a 'clinic' run by Victor Cracknell and Mike Picone, his mother and girlfriend said. The fugitive, who gave birth to a baby boy while on the run, was finally captured this week and faces being deported to the U.S. to serve her original five-year jail term. However Daily Mail Online can reveal she is also linked to another fatality involving a man who died after undergoing an experimental drug treatment at an unregistered Thai clinic. Australian Brodie Smith, 33, checked into the Ibogaine Thailand retreat on Koh Phangan island to try to kick his methamphetamine addiction. Miller – a former nanny with no formal medical training - is said to have worked there as an assistant to two American expats. Victim: Miller killed Donald Goodwin, left, when she drunkenly smashed into his tractor-trailer in Alabama in 2004. Miller is pictured right in a mugshot from the time, when she was 26. Former life: Pictured is the gentlemen's club in Birmingham, Alabama, where Miller allegedly worked before fleeing to Thailand. All three have been accused of administering Smith with ibogaine, a dangerous herbal hallucinogen derived from an African tree. The substance is used in tribal rituals in Gabon and neighboring states where many believe it can be successfully used to cure drug addiction. However, the World Health Assembly warns that its psychoactive properties are highly dangerous, and users say it sends them into a dream-like psychedelic state. Mr Smith's girlfriend Kara Spark, 26, says he stopped breathing shortly after taking his second dose along with another drug - thought to be Valium - during the $5,000 treatment last October. The clinic has denied giving Mr Smith ibogaine, saying the backpacker from Mandurah, Western Australia, injected himself with an overdose of ‘illegal narcotics’. Thailand's Ministry of Health took no action over the death - but Mr Smith's mother Diane Tucker has called on the Australian government to push for a proper inquiry. She has also identified Miller as Bea - the glamorous female assistant to the retreat's principal operators, Mike Picone and Victor Cracknell, both from Buffalo, New York. Mr Cracknell is believed to be the father of Miller’s baby boy, who was born two months ago on the island of Samui. He told Thai authorities he had no idea she was a fugitive, according to the Phuketwan newspaper. Miller was finally snared on the remote island of Koh Lanta, off the coast of Thailand’s Krabi province, following a tip from the U.S. Embassy. Drug clinic boss: Victor Cracknell was one of the two business partners running the Ibogaine 'clinic' where Brodie Smith died. Smith's mother says Kelly Lynn Miller was the woman at the clinic who called herself 'Bea' Paradise lost: Miller was on the remote island of Koh Lanta when she was arrested by tourist police in Thailand on Tuesday. Above, a view of the island. Difference: This home in Helena, Alabama, is where Miller lived when the fatal 2004 crash took place. Thai media reported that at around 9am Tuesday local time, an officer with the Tourist Police approached her in the parking lot of a Koh Lanta guesthouse and asked to see her passport. When she was unable to produce the document, the officer arrested her. The pretty fugitive was paraded in front of the press but appeared unconcerned by the media attention, casually reapplying lip-gloss as the cameras rolled. Thai authorities suspect Miller's relatives in the US had been wiring money to help her make ends meet. But Miller's mother Penney, 70, told Daily Mail Online she ‘laughed’ when she read about the accusations, adding: 'There's no money here to send her.' Unmoved: Miller looked nonchalant, and rested her head in her hands as she stood flanked by police officers at a news conference in Phuket, Thailand. 'All my dreams now become impossible': Kara Spark, from Mandurah Western Australia, was with her boyfriend Brodie Smith when he tried to 'cure' his drug addiction with ibogaine in Thailand, she said. She went on: 'I only knew she was in Thailand because the U.S. Marshals told me. Other than that all I know is what I hear on the TV. 'She called me a few months back to say "Mom, I’m pregnant," that was the first time I'd heard from her since she left. 'Had I had a chance to speak to her sooner, of course I would have told her to come back and turn herself in. 'At least I know she's finally coming home.’ Another island: Ko Phangan island was where the unregistered clinic operated by Cracknell and Picone, both from Buffalo, NY, was operating when Brodie Smith died. A third woman there, Bea, has been identified by the dead man's mother as Miller, who was on the run from Alabama. Miller struck and killed Donald Goodwin while driving drunk on Interstate 459 near her home in Hoover, just south of Birmingham, in September 2004. The Florida truck driver had pulled over in the emergency lane and was checking his tires when Miller hit his vehicle and careened into him. Miller was due to go on trial in January 2007 on a charge of vehicular homicide but pleaded guilty. Mission: Dianne Tucker, the dead man's mother, is campaigning for a murder probe into her son's death. She identified Miller as 'Bea', the woman at the 'clinic' when he died. She was set to report to prison but fled Alabama after making a $50,000 appeal bond and was officially declared a fugitive in 2010. Probation papers describe her as a former nanny who left her $10-an-hour job to become a ‘self-employed entertainer’ making $4,000 a month. But Daily Mail Online can reveal that the busty divorcee led a seedy double-life as an exotic dancer and prostitute. A law enforcement source said: 'Kelly Miller is a very pretty girl from a good, upper-middle class family. ‘She's not stupid. She's entrepreneurial; she’s a survivor. She is a very good business person with an ability to manipulate men. ‘This business in Thailand fits exactly with the sort of person she is. She was never going to go over there to become a barrister or a newspaper reporter. ‘There’s no doubt she was working here as a prostitute. She probably carried on doing what she was good at in Thailand.’ Miller separated from her ex-husband Brett Street before her fatal DUI crash. Mr Street committed suicide in 2007 but his father Chris, 67, insisted his death had nothing to do with Miller and described her as a ‘pretty, sweet girl’. Former neighbors in the quiet Hoover street where she lived before vanishing overnight remember her less fondly. They told Daily Mail Online they suspected she used her three-bedroom, $350,000 home as a set for porn films. Business: Mike Picone, of Buffalo, NY, was the other business partner in the Ibogaine Thailand Clinic where Brodie Smith went for treatment before he died. Boast: What Cracknell posted on Facebook about what happened at the clinic. One said: 'This isn't the sort of neighborhood where you expect to see a Mercedes Benz or a limo but they would be parked outside her house all weekend. 'I don't know for sure if they were doing porn but people would turn up in all sorts of costumes. 'We would see all women coming and going in cheerleader outfits. The girls were all cute and there were a lot of blondes. 'The men would wear leather trousers and there was even one we saw wearing military fatigues - it was all very entertaining. According to her housemate she was obsessed with facial surgeries. 'She had certainly had her breasts done. They were very big - we called her Jugs.' Quasi-scientific: Victor Cracknell posted these pictures on Facebook of his 'clinic'. It did not have a permanent location but operated from hotel rooms. The mother of an Australasian who died after attending the clinic says Kelly Lynn Miller was involved with it and Cracknell was the father of her baby. Bill Veitch, the chief deputy district attorney who originally prosecuted Miller said she would likely have only served half of her five-year jail sentence for killing Mr Goodwin had she gone straight to prison. With good behaviour he predicts Miller will now serve the full five years - thought probably not any more. ‘If she had stayed here she would have likely been out in less than three years,' he told Daily Mail Online. ‘Now she's got a two-month-old child, honestly I think her capture is a blessing for that child that can now grow up here and a normal life. ‘It really hurt Donald Goodwin’s family when she ran. They are just profoundly grateful to the U.S. Marshals for tracking her down.’ Root: Ibogaine is made from this root, of a plant found on the banks of a river in Nigeria. It is illegal in the United States and Australia and regarded as a severe health risk for its hallucinogenic effects.
Kelly Lynn Miller, 36, was arrested on a remote island in Thailand this week after vanishing from Alabama, where she was supposed to be in jail.
Miller went on run after being sentenced to five years for death of trucker Donald Goodwin.
She has two-month old child she gave birth to while on the run and father has been named as Victor Cracknell.
Cracknell and his business partner Mike Picone, both from Buffalo, NY, run unregulated clinic which claims to help drug addicts beat habit.
Australian Brodie Smith went to the clinic and was given ibogaine, an African hallucinogenic drug, which killed him.
His mother has identified Miller as 'Bea', the woman at the clinic where her son died after using the drug, which is illegal in the US.
Law enforcement sources in US tell Daily Mail Online Miller had been a prostitute and neighbors say they believe porn was filmed at her home.
Skriv höjdpunkter för den här artikeln: En amerikansk kvinna som varit på flykt i sex år i stället för att hamna i fängelse för en dödlig rattfylla har kopplats till en andra död - efter att ha behandlat en backpacker med en "afrikansk trolldryck" på en backstreet thailändsk klinik. Kelly Lynn Miller, 36 - en före detta Alabama-strippa och prostituerad - fick ett femårigt straff för slåtterned lastbilschauffören Donald Goodwin, 56, 2004. Miller släpptes på $50,000 appeal bond 2009 men flydde till Thailand, där hon bytte namn till Bea, bytte från blond till brunett och kastade bort sitt amerikanska pass. Brazen: Kelly Lynn Miller, en 36-årig rymling, föreställdes toppa upp sin läppglans på en presskonferens efter att ha halas framför media efter hennes sexåriga flykt från rättvisan i Thailand. Offer: Brodie Smith åkte till Thailand med sin tjejfreind Kara Spark för att försöka sparka droger. Han avled efter att ha tagit ibogaine på en 'klinik' som drevs av Victor Cracknell och Mike Picone, sa hans mor och flickvän. Flyktingen, som födde en pojke under flykten, blev till slut tillfångatagen denna vecka och ansikten som deporterades till USA för att avtjäna sin ursprungliga femåriga fängelseperiod. Men Daily Mail Online kan avslöja att hon också är kopplad till en annan dödsfall som involverar en man som dog efter att ha genomgått en experimentell drogbehandling på en oregistrerad thailändsk klinik. Australiska Brodie Smith, 33 år, checkade in på Ibogaine Thailand reträtt på Koh Phangan ön för att försöka sparka sitt metamfetaminberoende. Miller – en före detta barnflicka utan formell läkarutbildning – sägs ha arbetat där som assistent till två amerikanska expater. Offer: Miller dödade Donald Goodwin, stack, när hon berusade slog in i hans traktor-trailer i Alabama 2004. Miller är avbildad precis i ett förbrytarfoto från tiden, då hon var 26. Tidigare liv: Bildad är herrarnas klubb i Birmingham, Alabama, där Miller påstås ha arbetat innan han flydde till Thailand. Alla tre har anklagats för att administrera Smith med ibogaine, en farlig örthallucinogen som härstammar från ett afrikanskt träd. Ämnet används i stamritualer i Gabon och grannstater där många tror att det framgångsrikt kan användas för att bota drogmissbruk. Världshälsoförsamlingen varnar dock för att dess psykoaktiva egenskaper är mycket farliga, och användare säger att den skickar dem in i ett drömliknande psykedeliskt tillstånd. Mr Smiths flickvän Kara Spark, 26 år, säger att han slutade andas kort efter att ha tagit sin andra dos tillsammans med en annan drog - tros vara Valium - under $ 5 000 behandlingen i oktober förra året. Kliniken har förnekat att ge Smith ibogaine, säger backpackern från Mandurah i Western Australia, injicerat sig själv med en överdos av ”olaglig narkotika”. Thailands hälsoministerium vidtog inga åtgärder över dödsfallet - men Mr Smiths mor Diane Tucker har uppmanat Australiens regering att driva på för en ordentlig utredning. Hon har också identifierat Miller som Bea - den glamorösa kvinnliga assistenten till reträttens huvudoperatörer, Mike Picone och Victor Cracknell, båda från Buffalo, New York. Mr Cracknell tros vara far till Millers lille pojke, som föddes för två månader sedan på ön Samui. Han berättade för thailändska myndigheter att han inte hade någon aning om att hon var på rymmen, enligt tidningen Phuketwan. Miller blev slutligen fångad på den avlägsna ön Koh Lanta, utanför kusten i Thailands Krabiprovinsen, efter ett tips från USA:s ambassad. Victor Cracknell var en av de två affärspartners som drev Ibogaine-kliniken där Brodie Smith dog. Smiths mamma säger att Kelly Lynn Miller var kvinnan på kliniken som kallade sig 'Bea' Paradise lost: Miller befann sig på den avlägsna ön Koh Lanta när hon greps av turistpolis i Thailand på tisdag. Ovanför, en vy över ön. Skillnad: Detta hem i Helena, Alabama, var där Miller bodde när den ödesdigra kraschen 2004 ägde rum. Thailändsk media rapporterade att vid cirka 09:00 tisdag lokal tid, en officer med turistpolisen närmade sig henne på parkeringen i en Koh Lanta pensionat och bad att få se hennes pass. När hon inte kunde visa upp dokumentet, arresterade officeren henne. Den ganska rymlingen paraderades framför pressen men verkade obekymrad av medias uppmärksamhet, nonchalant applicerande läppglans när kamerorna rullade. Thailändska myndigheter misstänker att Millers släktingar i USA hade haft pengar för att hjälpa henne att klara sig. Men Millers mamma Penney, 70 år, berättade för Daily Mail Online att hon 'skrattade' när hon läste om anklagelserna och tillade: 'Det finns inga pengar här för att skicka henne.' Oberörd: Miller såg nonchalant ut, och vilade huvudet i händerna på henne när hon stod flankerad av poliser på en nyhetskonferens i Phuket i Thailand. "Alla mina drömmar blir nu omöjliga": Kara Spark, från Mandurah Western Australia, var med sin pojkvän Brodie Smith när han försökte "bota" sitt drogmissbruk med ibogaine i Thailand, sade hon. Hon fortsatte: "Jag visste bara att hon var i Thailand eftersom USA. Marshals berättade det. Förutom det vet jag bara vad jag hör på TV. 'Hon ringde mig för några månader sedan för att säga "Mamma, jag är gravid," Det var första gången jag hade hört från henne sedan hon åkte. Om jag hade haft en chans att prata med henne tidigare, så hade jag sagt åt henne att komma tillbaka och överlämna sig. "Jag vet åtminstone att hon äntligen kommer hem." En annan ö: Ko Phangan ön var där den oregistrerade kliniken drivs av Cracknell och Picone, båda från Buffalo, NY, var i drift när Brodie Smith dog. En tredje kvinna där, Bea, har identifierats av den dödes mor som Miller, som var på flykt från Alabama. Miller slog till och dödade Donald Goodwin medan han körde berusad på Interstate 459 nära hennes hem i Hoover, strax söder om Birmingham, i september 2004. Floridas lastbilschaufför hade stannat i nödkörfältet och höll på att kontrollera hans däck när Miller körde på hans fordon och körde in i honom. Miller skulle ha åtalats för bilmord i januari 2007 men erkänt sig skyldig. Uppdrag: Dianne Tucker, den dödes mor, kämpar för en mordsond in i sonens död. Hon identifierade Miller som 'Bea', kvinnan vid 'kliniken' när han dog. Hon skulle inställa sig i fängelse men flydde från Alabama efter att ha gjort ett överklagande på $50.000 och förklarades officiellt som flykting 2010. Provianttidningar beskriver henne som en före detta barnflicka som lämnade sitt jobb på 10 dollar i timmen för att bli en ”egenföretagare” som tjänar 4 000 dollar i månaden. Men Daily Mail Online kan avslöja att den bystiga skilsmässan ledde ett sjabbigt dubbelliv som exotisk dansare och prostituerad. En källa till brottsbekämpning sade: "Kelly Miller är en mycket vacker flicka från en bra, övre medelklass familj. — Hon är inte dum. Hon är entreprenörsmässig; hon är en överlevare. Hon är en mycket god affärsmänniska med förmåga att manipulera män. – Den här verksamheten i Thailand passar exakt in på den typ av person hon är. Hon skulle aldrig gå dit för att bli advokat eller tidningsreporter. – Det är ingen tvekan om att hon arbetade här som prostituerad. Hon fortsatte förmodligen att göra vad hon var bra på i Thailand.’ Miller separerade från sin ex-make Brett Street innan hennes dödliga rattfylleri krasch. Mr Street begick självmord 2007 men hans far Chris, 67, insisterade på att hans död inte hade något med Miller att göra och beskrev henne som en ”söt, söt flicka”. Tidigare grannar på den lugna Hoovergatan där hon bodde innan hon försvann över natten minns henne mindre förtjust. De sa till Daily Mail Online att de misstänkte att hon använde sitt trerummare, $350.000 hem som en uppsättning för porrfilmer. Företag: Mike Picone, från Buffalo, NY, var den andra affärspartnern i Ibogaine Thailand Clinic där Brodie Smith gick för behandling innan han dog. Boast: Vad Cracknell skrev på Facebook om vad som hände på kliniken. En sade: 'Det här är inte den sortens kvarter där man förväntar sig att se en Mercedes Benz eller en limousine men de skulle vara parkerade utanför hennes hus hela helgen. "Jag vet inte säkert om de gjorde porr men folk skulle dyka upp i alla möjliga kostymer. "Vi skulle se alla kvinnor komma och gå i cheerleader kläder. Flickorna var söta och det var många blondiner. "Mannarna skulle bära läderbyxor och det fanns även en vi såg bära militär trötthet - det var mycket underhållande. Enligt sin huskamrat var hon besatt av ansiktsoperationer. 'Hon hade verkligen fått sina bröst gjorda. De var mycket stora - vi kallade henne Jugs.' Kvasivetenskapligt: Victor Cracknell lade ut dessa bilder på Facebook av sin "klinik". Den hade inget permanent läge utan drevs från hotellrum. Modern till en australasian som dog efter att ha gått på kliniken säger att Kelly Lynn Miller var inblandad i den och Cracknell var far till hennes barn. Bill Veitch, chefsåklagaren som ursprungligen åtalade Miller sa att hon troligen bara skulle ha avtjänat hälften av sitt femåriga fängelsestraff för att ha dödat Mr Goodwin om hon hade hamnat i fängelse direkt. Med gott uppförande förutspår han att Miller nu kommer att avtjäna hela fem år - tänkt nog inte längre. — Om hon hade stannat här, skulle hon sannolikt ha varit ute på mindre än tre år, sade han till Daily Mail Online. – Nu har hon ett två månader gammalt barn, ärligt talat tycker jag att hennes tillfångatagande är en välsignelse för det barnet som nu kan växa upp här och ett normalt liv. – Det sårade verkligen Donald Goodwins familj när hon sprang. De är bara djupt tacksamma mot USA. Marskalkar för att spåra henne.’ Rot: Ibogaine är gjord av denna rot, av en växt som finns på stranden av en flod i Nigeria. Det är olagligt i USA och Australien och betraktas som en allvarlig hälsorisk för dess hallucinogena effekter.
Write highlights for this article: An American woman who has been on the run for six years instead of going to prison for a deadly drunk driver has been linked to a second death - after treating a backpacker with an "African potion" at a backstreet Thai clinic. Kelly Lynn Miller, 36 - a former Alabama stripper and prostitute - received a five-year sentence for mowing truck driver Donald Goodwin, 56, 2004. Miller was released at $50,000 appeal bond in 2009 but fled to Thailand, where she changed her name to Bea, switched from blonde to brunette and threw away her American passport. Brazen: Kelly Lynn Miller, a 36-year-old fugitive, was envisioned to top his lip gloss at a press conference after being hauled in front of the media after her six-year escape from justice in Thailand. Victim: Brodie Smith went to Thailand with his girl-freind Kara Spark to try to kick drugs. He died after taking ibogaine at a 'clinic' run by Victor Cracknell and Mike Picone, his mother and girlfriend said. The refugee, who gave birth to a boy during the flight, was finally captured this week and faces deported to the United States to serve their original five-year prison term. But Daily Mail Online may reveal that she is also linked to another death involving a man who died after undergoing an experimental drug treatment at an unregistered Thai clinic. Australian Brodie Smith, aged 33, checked into Ibogaine Thailand retreat on Koh Phangan island to try to kick his methamphetamine addiction. Miller – a former nanny without formal medical training – is said to have worked there as an assistant to two American expats. Sacrifice: Miller killed Donald Goodwin, left, when she drunk smashed into his tractor-trailer in Alabama in 2004. Miller is depicted right in a mug shot from the time when she was 26. Previous lives: Formed is the men's club in Birmingham, Alabama, where Miller allegedly worked before fleeing to Thailand. All three have been accused of administering Smith with ibogaine, a dangerous herb hallucinogen derived from an African tree. The substance is used in tribal rituals in Gabon and neighboring states where many believe it can be successfully used to cure drug abuse. However, the World Health Assembly warns that its psychoactive properties are very dangerous, and users say it sends them into a dream-like psychedelic state. Mr. Smith's girlfriend Kara Spark, 26, says he stopped breathing shortly after taking his second dose along with another drug - believed to be Valium - during the $5,000 treatment last October. The clinic has denied giving Smith ibogaine, says the backpacker from Mandurah, Western Australia, injected himself with an overdose of ‘illegal drugs'. Thailand's Ministry of Health took no action over the death - but Mr. Smith's mother Diane Tucker has called on the Australian government to push for a proper investigation. She has also identified Miller as Bea - the glamorous female assistant to the main operators of the retreat, Mike Picone and Victor Cracknell, both from Buffalo, New York. Mr. Cracknell is believed to be the father of Miller's little boy, who was born two months ago on the island of Samui. He told Thai authorities that he had no idea she was on the run, according to Phuketwan newspaper. Miller was finally caught on the remote island of Koh Lanta, off the coast of Thailand's Krabi province, following a tip from the U.S. Embassy. Victor Cracknell was one of the two business partners who ran the Ibogaine clinic where Brodie Smith died. Smith's mother says Kelly Lynn Miller was the woman at the clinic who called herself 'Bea' Paradise lost: Miller was on the remote island of Koh Lanta when she was arrested by tourist police in Thailand on Tuesday. Above, a view of the island. Difference: This home in Helena, Alabama, was where Miller lived when the fatal 2004 crash took place. Thai media reported that at about 9:00 a.m. Tuesday local time, an officer with the tourist police approached her in the parking lot of a Koh Lanta boarding house and asked to see her passport. When she could not present the document, the officer arrested her. The rather runaway was paraded in front of the press but seemed unconcerned by media attention, casually applying lip gloss as the cameras rolled. Thai authorities suspect that Miller's relatives in the United States had had money to help her make it. But Miller's mother Penney, aged 70, told the Daily Mail Online that she was 'laughing' when she read about the allegations and added, 'There's no money here to send her.' Unconcerned: Miller looked casually, resting her head in her hands as she stood flanked by police officers at a news conference in Phuket, Thailand. "All my dreams now become impossible": Kara Spark, from Mandurah Western Australia, was with his boyfriend Brodie Smith when he tried to "cure" his drug addiction with ibogaine in Thailand, she said. She continued, "I just knew she was in Thailand because the United States. Marshals told me. Besides that, all I know is what I hear on TV. 'She called me a few months ago to say 'Mommy, I'm pregnant,' That was the first time I'd heard from her since she left. If I had a chance to talk to her earlier, I would have told her to come back and turn herself in. "At least I know she's finally coming home." Another island: Ko Phangan island was where the unregistered clinic operated by Cracknell and Picone, both from Buffalo, NY, was operational when Brodie Smith died. A third woman there, Bea, has been identified by the mother of the dead as Miller, who was on the run from Alabama. Miller struck and killed Donald Goodwin while driving drunk at Interstate 459 near her home in Hoover, just south of Birmingham, in September 2004. Florida truck driver had stopped in the emergency lane and was checking his tires when Miller hit his vehicle and hit him. Miller would have been charged with car murder in January 2007 but pleaded guilty. Mission: Dianne Tucker, the mother of the dead, is fighting for a murder probe into the death of her son. She identified Miller as 'Bea', the woman at the 'clinic' when he died. She would report to prison but fled Alabama after making an appeal of $50,000 and was officially declared a refugee in 2010. Proviant magazines describe her as a former nanny who left her job at $10 an hour to become a “self-employed person” earning $4,000 a month. But Daily Mail Online may reveal that the busty divorce led a shabby double life as an exotic dancer and prostitute. A source of law enforcement said: "Kelly Miller is a very beautiful girl from a good, upper middle-class family. — She's not stupid. She is entrepreneurial; she is a survivor. She is a very good business person with the ability to manipulate men. “This business in Thailand fits exactly the type of person she is. She would never go there to become a lawyer or a newspaper reporter. “There is no doubt that she worked here as a prostitute. She probably continued to do what she was good at in Thailand.’ Miller separated from her ex-husband Brett Street before her fatal drunk driving crash. Mr. Street committed suicide in 2007 but his father Chris, 67, insisted that his death had nothing to do with Miller and described her as a ‘sweet, pretty girl'. Former neighbors on the quiet Hoover Street where she lived before disappearing overnight remember her less delighted. They told Daily Mail Online that they suspected she was using her three-bedroomer, $350,000 home as a set for porn videos. Company: Mike Picone, of Buffalo, NY, was the second business partner in the Ibogaine Thailand Clinic where Brodie Smith went for treatment before he died. Boast: What Cracknell wrote on Facebook about what happened at the clinic. One said, 'This is not the kind of neighborhood where you expect to see a Mercedes Benz or a limousine but they would be parked outside her house all weekend. "I don't know for sure if they did porn but people would show up in all kinds of costumes. "We would see all the women come and go in cheerleader clothes. The girls were cute and there were a lot of blondes. "The men would wear leather pants and there was even one we saw wearing military fatigue - it was very entertaining. According to her housemate, she was obsessed with facial surgery. 'She had really got her breasts done. They were very large - we called her Jugs.' Quasi science: Victor Cracknell posted these pictures on Facebook of his "clinic". It had no permanent location but was operated from hotel rooms. The mother of an australasian who died after attending the clinic says Kelly Lynn Miller was involved in it and Cracknell was the father of her child. Bill Veitch, the chief prosecutor who originally charged Miller said she would probably have only served half of her five-year prison sentence for killing Mr. Goodwin had she gone straight to jail. With good manners, he predicts that Miller will now serve the full five years - thought probably no longer. — If she had stayed here, she would likely have been out in less than three years, he told the Daily Mail Online. “Now she has a two-month-old child, honestly I think her capture is a blessing to that child who can now grow up here and a normal life. “It really hurt Donald Goodwin’s family when she ran. They're just deeply grateful to the United States. Marshals to track her.’ Root: Ibogaine is made of this root, of a plant found on the banks of a river in Nigeria. It is illegal in the United States and Australia and is considered a serious health risk to its hallucinogenic effects.
Kelly Lynn Miller, 36, greps på en avlägsen ö i Thailand den här veckan efter att ha försvunnit från Alabama, där hon skulle ha suttit i fängelse. Miller gick på flykt efter att ha dömts till fem år för lastbilschauffören Donald Goodwins död. Hon har två månader gammalt barn som hon födde medan hon var på flykt och far har fått namnet Victor Cracknell. Cracknell och hans affärspartner Mike Picone, båda från Buffalo, NY, driver oreglerad klinik som påstår sig hjälpa narkomaner att slå vana. Australiska Brodie Smith gick till kliniken och fick ibogaine, en afrikansk hallucinogen drog, som dödade honom. Hans mor har identifierat Miller som 'Bea', kvinnan på kliniken där hennes son dog efter att ha använt drogen, vilket är olagligt i USA. Polisen källor i USA berättar Daily Mail Online Miller hade varit en prostituerad och grannar säger att de tror porr filmades i hennes hem.
Kelly Lynn Miller, 36, was arrested on a remote island in Thailand this week after disappearing from Alabama, where she would have been in prison. Miller went on the run after being sentenced to five years for the death of truck driver Donald Goodwin. She has two months old child that she gave birth while on the run and father has been named Victor Cracknell. Cracknell and his business partner Mike Picone, both from Buffalo, NY, run unregulated clinics claiming to help drug addicts make habit. Australian Brodie Smith went to the clinic and received ibogaine, an African hallucinogen drug, which killed him. His mother has identified Miller as 'Bea', the woman at the clinic where her son died after using the drug, which is illegal in the United States. Police sources in the United States tell Daily Mail Online Miller had been a prostitute and neighbors say they think porn was filmed in her home.