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    Evelyn Miller, 5yrs, Abducted & Murdered in 2005, Mother's Boyfriend, Casey Frederikson To Stand Trial After Cold Case Developments





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    Witness in (Evelyn Miller murder) case arrested [5-yr-old Iowa girl murdered] Mason City Globe-Gazette ^ | Friday, June 30, 2006 12:10 AM CDT | BOB LINK, Of The Globe Gazette

    Posted on Fri Jun 30 2006 23:19:59 GMT+1000 (EST) by newgeezer

    Witness in Miller case arrested By BOB LINK, Of The Globe Gazette

    CHARLES CITY ? Danny Slick, one of two men who admitted to being the last people to see Evelyn Miller alive, faces a federal indictment for making false statements to a federal agent.

    The statements in question focus on the whereabouts of his roommate during the time after they stopped at the Floyd apartment from which Miller, 5, disappeared.

    An indictment released Thursday by the U.S. attorney?s office states that Slick, 27, was interviewed by investigators on July 3, 2005, two days after the Floyd County girl was reported missing.

    The indictment charged Slick with two counts of making a false statement to an FBI agent.

    According to documents filed in U.S. District Court in Cedar Rapids, Slick made his initial appearance Thursday afternoon. During an eight-minute hearing, he pleaded not guilty to both counts. U.S. Magistrate Paul A. Zoss released Slick on personal recognizance.

    According to the indictment, Slick said that on the night Miller disappeared, he and a friend identified in the document as ?R.P.? left the girl?s home and returned to their Charles City residence at 2:30 a.m.

    Slick said that ?R.P.? then left their residence, returned 10 or 15 minutes later and that both stayed there the rest of the night.

    Slick and Randy Patrie have admitted visiting Miller?s apartment at about 2 a.m. on July 1 to visit Casey Frederiksen, the live-in boyfriend of Miller?s mother, Noel Miller. Frederiksen, who pleaded guilty this year to child porn charges, has said he was asleep at home when Miller disappeared.

    The document said FBI agents watched the interview on closed-circuit television, and spoke with Slick outside the courthouse and told him they thought he was being untruthful.

    When asked by the FBI if he had any additional information about Miller?s disappearance, Slick said he had twice seen an unknown large ?Mexican? sitting outside Miller?s apartment building.

    However, the indictment said that Slick did not think the ?Mexican? had anything to do with Miller?s disappearance, and that he mentioned it as a way to explain why he appeared untruthful during his initial interview.

    After state law enforcement officers interviewed ?R.P.,? the FBI decided to interview Slick a second time.

    According to the indictment, Slick admitted he had lied about the whereabouts of ?R.P.? during his first interview.

    During his second interview, Slick told investigators that he been untruthful in his first interview and that ?R.P.? had dropped him off and gone to buy drugs at ?Porky?s? house, and that he did not know who ?Porky? was or where he lived, the indictment said.

    He told authorities that he didn?t see ?R.P.? until hours after he left their residence.

    No suspects have been named in Miller?s death.

    According to Floyd County Attorney Marilyn Dettmer, Slick was picked up by federal authorities at the Floyd County Jail Thursday morning. Slick was transported by authorities to Cedar Rapids, where he made his initial appearance in front of Zoss.

    ?Although Danny Slick?s federal indictment is directly related to Evelyn Miller murder investigation, it is a distinctively separate case,? said Dettmer in a press release issued Thursday.

    Dettmer said state, local and federal authorities have partnered in the Miller case and often been frustrated by untruths and efforts to conceal relevant information.

    ?We feel the investigation has turned an important corner today by Slick?s arrest,? Dettmer said.

    Other subjects associated with the investigation, who have not been truthful, may also be looking at federal charges.

    If convicted, Slick faces a possible maximum sentence of five years in prison on each count, a $250,000 fine and probation.

    According to court documents, Slick?s trial is scheduled for Sept. 5 before Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Bennett.
    Suspicion angers men who say they just tried to help [find murdered 5-year-old Iowa girl] Mason City Globe Gazette ^ | Saturday, July 9, 2005 | Bob Link

    Posted on Tue Jul 12 2005 23:39:00 GMT+1000 (EST) by newgeezer

    CHARLES CITY ? Two men who acknowledge they were among the last to see Evelyn Miller alive say they have done nothing wrong and are frustrated by law enforcement.

    Randy Patrie and Dan Slick said Friday that they went to police in an effort to cooperate.

    "They tell us that we're not suspects," Patrie said. "Yet they asked us some real sick and pathetic questions. They're talking like Dan and I are guilty, like they're just waiting for the evidence. I'm sick of this."

    Patrie and Slick share an apartment in Charles City. Authorities executed a search warrant there on Monday, three days after the little girl vanished early July 1 from her mother's apartment south of Floyd.

    The body of the 5-year-old was pulled from the Cedar River near Charles City Wednesday evening.

    "We had nothing to do with it," said Patrie. "We have done nothing but cooperated. Any time they (authorities) wanted to talk, we've talked."

    Patrie said he "doesn't really know" the family. He said he met Noel Miller, Evelyn's mother, about 12 to 15 times, and Casey Frederiksen, Miller's fiance, four or five times.

    Slick said his 2-year-old daughter lives in the same apartment building and played with Evelyn Miller.

    The two men said they had been out and had four or five beers Thursday, June 30.

    "We picked up a 12-pack in Floyd around 2 (a.m.)," Patrie said. "We were taking the back road home and noticed the television was on, so we stopped to see Casey (Frederiksen). It was about 2:30."

    They said Evelyn Miller answered the door and Slick had a conversation with her.

    "Dan knocked and she answered the door," Patrie said. "She opened it right away. We asked if Casey was up, or if he was asleep. She said he was sleeping."

    Patrie said they thought Frederiksen might have been sleeping in the living room, but were told by Evelyn that he was in bed.

    "So Dan said, ?OK, honey, we're going to leave then.'

    "When we left, that little girl was safe," Patrie said.

    The men estimated their time at the apartment at between two and three minutes.

    They said that when they left the rural apartment, they returned to their Charles City home.

    Later that morning, Patrie said, his mother told him that a little girl was missing.

    "When we heard that, we went to the police," he said. "If we hadn't, they might not even known we were there."

    The two said they have undergone hours of questioning.

    "They asked me if I was still wearing the same pants from that night," Patrie said. "I told them they were the same pants and I took them off and gave them my pants. I've taken a DNA test and given them my sandals."

    They said authorities took some items, including a shirt, when they executed a search warrant on Monday at their apartment.

    On Friday, just after 2:15 p.m., Patrie said, his 1986 Honda Accord was seized and would be searched for a third time.

    "They even had a cadaver dog go through the car," he said.

    Patrie admitted that he has had trouble with the law, but said he has served his time.

    "The last time, I was convicted on a burglary charge," he said. "I got caught red-handed. I was sentenced to five years in prison and served 11 months."

    Patrie said he received his discharge papers from the Department of Corrections on July 1, the same day Evelyn Miller disappeared.

    Slick said little during Friday's interview on the outside steps of the apartment. But he said he shared Patrie's frustration.

    "I'd like to know the value of ruining someone's life," Slick said. "What are they going to do when we're cleared?

    "I'm unemployed right now," he said. "Where am I going to get a job now?"

    Patrie said he has no idea what happened to Evelyn Miller.

    "They asked us who we thought took her," Patrie said. "I ain't got no clue who did it."
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    Frederiksen Says Two Men Played Role In Girl's Death

    Magistrate Releases Slick After He Agreed To Meet Conditions

    POSTED: 6:20 pm CDT June 29, 2006 UPDATED: 7:32 pm CDT June 29, 2006

    DES MOINES, Iowa -- Federal agents charged a Charles City man with lying about information in the death investigation of a 5-year-old girl. It's an arrest connected to the Evelyn Miller case, but it is not a murder arrest.

    Evelyn disappeared from her apartment a year ago on Saturday. Her body was discovered five days later in the Cedar River. One of two men who may have been the last to see Evelyn was indicted for lying to the FBI.

    Danny Slick is accused of trying to throw off FBI agents in search of Evelyn's killer. Slick and Randy Patrie told the Mason City Globe Gazette in the past that just before Evelyn vanished during the dark of night, the two men stopped by her apartment to see Casey Frederiksen, Evelyn's mother's ex-fiance. All three men said that Frederiksen was sleeping at the time.

    According to the indictment, Slick first told the FBI that after seeing Evelyn, he and Patrie drove to the house they rented in Charles City and stayed there for the night.

    Slick changed his story after investigators doubted him, saying Patrie did not stay home and left for several hours right around the time Evelyn disappeared, the indictment states.

    In an exclusive interview with NewsChannel 8 before Slick's arrest, Frederiksen was adamant he did not kill Evelyn and said he treated her like his own daughter. Frederiksen is in jail awaiting sentencing on child pornography charges.

    Frederiksen said that he suspects that Slick and Patrie, the ones that last saw Evelyn, showed up, took her and did something.

    "I don't even know exactly what happened," he said.

    After FBI agents arrested Slick in Charles City, they took him to Cedar Rapids, where he faced a federal magistrate.

    The federal magistrate released him, after Slick agreed to meet certain conditions
    [QUOTE]Miller Says She Believes Two Men Were Tied To Girl's Death

    County Attorney Says Last Year Was Frustrating

    POSTED: 5:46 pm CDT June 29, 2006 UPDATED: 7:23 pm CDT June 29, 2006

    CHARLES CITY, Iowa -- The mother of a 5-year-old girl who disappeared and was killed nearly one year ago said the latest charges are a positive development in the case.

    Evelyn Miller, 5, disappeared July 1, 2005, and her body was found five days later in the Cedar River.

    Federal agents and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation have arrested Danny Dean Slick, 27, of Charles City on charges of knowingly and willingly submitting false statements to a federal agency.

    The new information does not tie anyone to Miller's death, but Evelyn's family has a sense of relief and excitement.

    Noel Miller, Evelyn's mother, told NewsChannel 8 that she was on her way to work Thursday morning when a friend came over to tell her about Slick's arrest.

    Evelyn's mother's former fiance, Casey Frederiksen, said on the night of June 30, Evelyn went to sleep at her parents' Floyd apartment.

    Several hours later, in the early-morning hours of July 1, former roommates Slick and Donald Patrie, 33, who lived at a Charles City rental home, said they saw Evelyn alive about 2:30 a.m. when they stopped by Frederiksen's apartment.

    Frederiksen said he never woke up.

    Frederiksen is in jail awaiting sentencing on child pornography charges.

    Miller said she had always believed that Patrie and Slick were in some way involved in Miller's death. She said that Thursday's arrest makes her more confident in that belief.

    "I think that Dan covered up for Randy. I just know that Randy was involved. Dan lied to authorities about where Randy went afterward to cover up for Randy," Miller said.

    Floyd County Attorney Marilyn Dettmer said that there may be similar arrests may be coming in the next few weeks or a month from now and that will eventually lead them to the person who killed Evelyn.

    "What we're dealing with here is out of the ordinary from what I'm used to and, I think, from what the investigators are used to as well," Dettmer said.

    Dettmer said that the new development is a step in the right direction and takes investigators one step closer to charging someone in Evelyn's death. She said it has been extremely frustrating year and an extremely slow process in trying to get people to be truthful and assist with the investigation.

    "To finally be able to say something that informs the public as to why we have been working on this for a year feels good," Dettmer said.[/QUOTE

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    Adults in Evelyn Miller's life criticized

    A Des Moines lawyer with ties to Evelyn Miller's family said the lifestyle of the girl's mother and boyfriend may have contributed to the 5-year-old's disappearance and death.

    Brandi Hoffman said Evelyn's mother, Noel Miller, and Casey Frederiksen, Miller's live-in boyfriend, led a chaotic life with little stability with "people who wind up in prison or who just got out of prison."

    Hoffman is Frederiksen's sister.

    She criticized Miller and Frederiksen for saying investigators haven't been doing a good job on the case.

    "It's easy for Casey and Noel, who in general have had a problem with authority and who have a long history with the police, to question what they're doing," Hoffman said. "I think (investigators) are doing a great job, even though there are some things they can't tell us to protect the integrity of the investigation."

    Miller and Frederiksen have criticized authorities, complaining they've been told nothing about Evelyn's death.

    Records show Charles City police and Floyd County sheriff's deputies have had dozens of contacts with the couple over the last four years. Several calls were for domestic violence. The couple also phoned in disturbances that involved friends and relatives and reported they'd been the victim of thefts. Frederiksen pleaded guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia in 2001, records show.

    "But I don't think any of those officers worked any less hard on solving Evelyn's case because of their past history with Casey and Noel," Hoffman said.

    Miller returned home from her overnight job July 1 to find the door of her Floyd apartment unlocked, Evelyn missing, and Frederiksen and her two other children, 2-year-old Gabriel and 1-year-old Damian, asleep.

    Two men who were among the last to see Evelyn alive - friends who stopped by at 2 a.m. to see Frederiksen - have repeatedly stated they left the child unhurt.

    Hoffman agrees with Miller that the killer is probably someone who knew the apartment and knew Evelyn.

    Hoffman said she doesn't doubt both Miller and Frederiksen loved Evelyn. "Evelyn grew up with Casey in the house," she said. "He's really always been her custodial father. She was the apple of his eye. He loved her so much, and I think this whole thing's killing him."

    When law enforcement officers notified the family July 6 that searchers had found Evelyn's body in the Cedar River, Hoffman said, "I think that was the hardest moment of my entire life, watching my brother go through that. He blamed himself. Anybody would blame himself, because he was home with her."

    Hoffman said she hopes Miller and Frederiksen choose to improve their parenting skills so that they can regain custody of Gabriel and Damian, who have been in foster care since July 12.

    "We're not picking on them," she said. "We're trying to keep the other two kids safe."



    Police search home of slain girl's mother

    CHARLES CITY, IA -Originally published in The Gazette Sept. 3, 2005.

    Investigators in the Evelyn Miller case executed a search warrant Friday at the home of the slain girl's mother.

    Agents from the FBI and the state Division of Criminal Investigation were assisted by the Floyd County Sheriff's Office and the Charles City Police Department in the search of the apartment shared by Noel Miller and her fiance, Casey Frederiksen, Floyd County Attorney Marilyn Dettmer said in a press release.

    Investigators executed the warrant about 1 p.m. and left the Charles City residence about 90 minutes later, the Charles City Press reported. They had at least 15 brown paper evidence bags and a computer that were loaded into the back of a sheriff's pickup. A video recorder also was taken.

    Five-year-old Evelyn Miller went missing from her mother's previous residence in Floyd on July 1. Her body was found six days later in the Cedar River, about two miles from her home. Her death has been ruled a homicide, but details about how and when she was killed have not been released. No arrests have been made.

    Noel Miller has said her daughter was discovered missing when Miller returned home from working overnight at the Nora Springs Care Center and found the apartment door open. Frederiksen and the couple's sons were asleep. Miller and Frederiksen were joined by their attorney, Richard Stochl, as authorities executed the search warrant Friday, the newspaper reported. Miller went back into the house briefly before officers left.

    "Thanks for cleaning up after yourselves," she yelled to investigators as she and family applauded their departure.

    Dettmer said the warrant was part of the "the very active and ongoing" investigation. She said no further details would be released at this time.


    Girl's mother: Stop the accusations

    CHARLES CITY, IA -Originally published in The Gazette Sept. 17, 2005.

    Evelyn Miller's mother and her fiance say they just want to grieve in peace and don't deserve the accusations.

    "We'll be sitting here and older people will drive by and yell, 'murderer,' and stuff like that," Noel Miller told KCRG-TV9 on Thursday.

    "People used to be so sympathetic. They used to walk up and hug you and give you reassurance. Now, it's like they're ripping your heart out and stomping on it," Miller said.

    Miller's 5-year-old daughter disappeared July 1 from the apartment in Floyd where she lived with her mother, her mother's fiance, Casey Frederiksen, and two young brothers.

    Her body was found July 6 in the Cedar River, about two miles from her home. Her death has been ruled a homicide, but details about how and when she was killed have not been released. No arrests have been made.

    On Wednesday, investigators with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Floyd County sheriff's office spent more than three hours at the apartment complex.

    Miller and Frederiksen moved to a house in Charles City after Evelyn's funeral. The couple said investigators are pointing fingers in the wrong direction. "They're just trying to get the tension off them and make you look worse so the town hates us even more," Miller said.

    Miller and Frederiksen said they're unhappy with the investigation and believe the community is ganging up on them.

    "I'd never do anything to Evelyn, so I don't know why they're doing this to us. It's hard enough we can't even grieve yet because they're not giving us time to," Frederiksen said.

    Frederiksen said he feels investigators are unfairly targeting him. Police examined his computer hard drive.

    "For the past four years, we had a digital camera. So, it was all of our memories and pictures of our boys and our daughter," he said.

    Miller and Frederiksen say they plan to move to nearby New Hampton in the coming weeks.

    "Give us your sympathy, and, you know, be nice to us. We don't deserve to (have) ... people being cruel to us," Miller said.


    Miller fiance cuts wrist

    CHARLES CITY, IA -Originally published in The Gazette Sept. 23, 2005.

    Noel Miller, whose 5-year-old daughter Evelyn was murdered in July, said last night that her fiance, Casey Frederiksen, cut his own wrist with a knife Wednesday out of frustration with pressure from law enforcement officers and their failure to find Evelyn's killer.

    "When he is hurting, he hurts himself," Miller said.

    Frederiksen had been reading a newspaper article in which Evelyn's father, Andy Christie of Waterloo, had been critical of her and Frederiksen's parenting, just before he cut his wrist, Miller said.

    She said it took six stitches to close the cut. Frederiksen is recovering in a Mason City hospital and should be released by Monday, Miller said.

    Evelyn disappeared July 1 from the apartment in rural Floyd where she lived with her mother, Frederiksen and two young brothers. Her body was found July 6 in the Cedar River, about two miles from her home. Details about how and when she was killed have not been released. No arrests have been made. Miller and her fiance subsequently moved to Charles City, where Miller said her neighbors on E Street have treated her and Frederiksen with suspicion and hostility.

    "They stand outside and watch us all the time," she said.

    Miller said she and Frederiksen will move if and when they regain custody of their two young sons, who were removed from their home by the Department of Human Services.

    That won't be too soon for neighbor Teresa Krueze, 35, who said living next door to Miller and Frederiksen is "crazy, scary and intense. You never know what's going to happen next."

    Since the couple moved in two months ago, Krueze said, she fears for the safety of her sons, ages 4 and 10.

    "My children don't walk out the door without me," she said. Blair Bridges, who lives with Krueze, said he put up a fence to protect the two boys and his dog from Miller and Frederiksen.

    Lance Miemi, 25, said his new neighbor's behavior prompted him to install a security light on his garage.

    Miemi said he heard screaming and bickering at the Miller and Frederiksen home about 7 p.m. Wednesday. After police and medics arrived, Miemi said he saw a police officer throw a knife into the front yard. Then, he said, he saw Frederiksen run out the back door. "Two cops took him down and handcuffed him," he said.

    Frederiksen, with a bandage on his wrist, then was put on a stretcher and taken to a hospital, Miemi said.

    He said he has often heard Miller and Frederiksen engaged in loud arguments. "She swears at us and flips us off," he said.

    Miemi said his neighbor's alleged erratic behavior worries him. "I'm way scared for my children's safety," he said.

    Tabitha Miemi, 23, said she gets up once or twice a night to make sure the doors are locked.

    "We don't let our kids out to play much because of the whole thing," Tabitha Miemi said.
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    Inquiry leads to child porn charge

    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA -Originally published in The Gazette Oct. 1, 2005.

    Casey Frederiksen, whose fiance's 5-year-old daughter, Evelyn Miller, was murdered in July, pleaded not guilty Friday to a federal child pornography charge.

    Frederiksen, 26, of Charles City, was arrested about 10 p.m. Thursday in New Hampton and transported to the Linn County Jail.

    In a courtroom packed with U.S. District Court personnel and reporters, but none of his family and friends, Frederiksen made a brief initial appearance wearing shackles and chains. U.S. Magistrate Paul Zoss appointed the federal defender's office to represent him.

    Frederiksen was charged with possession of child pornography for having images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct on a computer hard drive manufactured outside Iowa.

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Bob Teig said additional details could not be released, including how old the minors shown are and what activity is depicted. Child pornography is evaluated case by case and no hard and fast guidelines exist for filing federal versus state charges, but prosecuting the cases is a high federal priority, Teig said.

    Floyd County Attorney Marilyn Dettmer said in a statement released Friday that the investigation into Evelyn's death continues to be a high priority. "Even though the cases are separate, it is obvious that the facts of each have an impact on the other," Dettmer said.

    No one has been charged in Evelyn's murder.

    Frederiksen, who is engaged to Evelyn's mother, Noel Miller, was home baby-sitting Evelyn and her two younger brothers on July 1 when Evelyn disappeared from their rural Floyd County apartment. (Miller and Frederiksen have since moved to Charles City.) Evelyn's body was found five days later along the Cedar River about two miles north of Charles City.

    During the investigation into Evelyn's disappearance and death, Frederiksen's computer hard drive was turned over to investigators. Two weeks ago, Frederiksen told KCRG-TV9 reporter Mark Geary that there wasn't any "kiddie porn" on the computer, just four years' worth of digital family pictures.

    Last week, Frederiksen was taken to the hospital after he cut his wrists at his Charles City home.

    Noel Miller said the following day that Frederiksen cut his wrists out of frustration with police and their failure to find her daughter's killer. Though absent from the courtroom Friday, Frederiksen's family but offered support. Sandy Kuykendall, Frederiksen's mother, told KCRG-TV9: "He's my son and I still love him. If he did ... if he did anything wrong, I am backing him because mothers don't give up on their son."

    Brandi Hoffman, Frederiksen's sister, issued a written statement on behalf of his family. It said:

    "Our family is saddened by this turn of events. However, we do urge the public to remember that an indictment is simply an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing. Casey is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

    "We also urge the public to keep in mind that this is an indictment for possession of child pornography and not an indictment for homicide. We remind everyone that Casey passed a polygraph examination on July 2 and was cleared by authorities. We have no reason to believe that Casey is responsible for Evelyn's death or that Evelyn was the subject of the pornography in question ...

    "We remain confident that investigators will solve Evelyn's homicide and that Casey will not be charged with that crime."

    Frederiksen is scheduled to be in court Monday for a bail hearing.

    If convicted on the federal child pornography charge, Frederiksen could face up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
    1,000 images of porn found

    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA -Originally published in The Gazette Oct. 4, 2005.

    Casey Frederiksen, whose fiance's 5-year-old daughter, Evelyn Miller, was murdered in July, is accused of hiding his computer hard drive with more than 1,000 images of child pornography in a box of garbage bags and giving it to a neighbor during the investigation into Evelyn's disappearance and death.

    Frederiksen, 26, of Charles City, was ordered to stay in jail pending a December trial date on a federal child pornography charge because of the number and types of images he is accused of possessing and because Frederiksen had admitted that he had molested a girl at age 13.

    Before U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge John Jarvey entered the courtroom Monday afternoon, Frederiksen chatted with Evelyn's mother, Noel Miller, who pleaded with Assistant U.S. Attorney Sean Berry to release Frederiksen and called out in the courtroom, "Let him go, Sean," then later, "Let him go." But Berry asked the magistrate to detain Frederiksen. The evidence that Frederiksen is guilty of possessing child pornography is strong, Berry said, calling him "a danger to children."

    In 1992, Frederiksen admitted to Charles City police that he had repeatedly molested a girl, Berry said, but didn't say how old the girl was or what her relationship was to Frederiksen.

    Federal public defender Jane Kelly asked the magistrate to consider Frederiksen's young age then and "look at the way he has lived his adult life and take that more seriously." Berry said a woman with whom Frederiksen lived saw him watching a clip of naked teens and found at least one image of child pornography on the computer. She moved out, then moved back in after Frederiksen assured her that the pictures resulted from a computer virus and he had gotten rid of them.

    Miller has lived with Frederiksen at least four years.

    No evidence of a computer virus was found on the hard drive after the neighbor turned it over to investigators in August, Berry said. The hard drive, which Frederiksen said was his, had more movies depicting sexual abuse of minors than Berry has seen in any other case, he said. Included were stills of prepubescent minors having intercourse with adults, which a federal appeals court categorizes as "sadistic and violent," Berry said.

    After investigators obtained the computer hard drive, Frederiksen cut his left forearm. Frederiksen has been seeing a psychologist, who said he was not a risk to society, Kelly said. He has complied with Iowa Department of Human Services' rules since the two sons he has with Miller were placed in foster care after Evelyn's death in July, Kelly said.

    This is not a situation where Frederiksen is dodging his mental health issues, Kelly said. "He has them and he's trying to address them," she said.

    Kelly pointed out that Frederiksen's mother, sister and father were in the courtroom, in addition to Miller. Frederiksen's father, Dennis King, offered to let his son live with him in Charles City upon his release.

    As Frederiksen walked down a hallway outside the courtroom in shackles after Jarvey ordered him back to jail, Miller called out, "I love you."

    Frederiksen's child pornography trial date has been set for Dec. 5. He is being held in the Linn County Jail.

    No one had been charged in Evelyn's death.

    Last week Floyd County Attorney Marilyn Dettmer said the murder and child pornography cases are separate, but the facts of each affect the other.

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    Frederiksen's federal trial delayed until Jan. 3

    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA - Originally published in The Gazette Nov. 10, 2005. Casey Frederiksen's federal trial on child pornography charges has been delayed for about a month until Jan. 3.

    Frederiksen, 26, of Charles City, was indicted in September on one charge of possession of child pornography. He is accused of having more than 1,000 images of child pornography on a computer hard drive that he gave to a neighbor for safekeeping the day his fiance's daughter, 5-year-old Evelyn Miller, was reported missing from their rural Floyd County home.

    The neighbor then turned the hard drive over to investigators.

    A trial date had been set for Dec. 5, but last week, Frederiksen filed a motion to continue the trial, noting that the prosecutor expected to file new charges against him this month. A status hearing was reset from Wednesday to Dec. 7.

    Frederiksen is being held in the Linn County Jail.

    Evelyn was reported missing by her mother, Noel Miller, the morning of July 1 and found dead in the Cedar River on July 6 about two miles from home. No one has been charged in her disappearance or death.[/QUOTE

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    Frederiksen faces 13 new porn charges

    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA - Originally published in The Gazette Nov. 18, 2005.

    Casey Frederiksen faces 13 new federal child pornography charges.

    Frederiksen, 26, of Charles City, was already accused of having more than 1,000 images of child pornography on a computer hard drive that he gave to a neighbor for safekeeping the day his fiancee's daughter, 5-year-old Evelyn Miller, was reported missing from their Floyd County home. The neighbor gave the hard drive to police.

    Evelyn was reported missing by her mother, Noel Miller, on July 1. Her body was found in the Cedar River on July 6. No one has been charged in her death.

    Federal prosecutors on Thursday charged Frederiksen with one additional count of possession of child pornography and 12 counts of receiving child pornography, KCRG-TV9 reported. The new charges stem from incidents that occurred between 2003 and 2005, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. The charges were filed after new witnesses appeared before a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday.

    Frederiksen was indicted in September on one count of possession of child pornography.

    His trial is scheduled for Jan. 3. He is being held in the Linn County Jail.

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    Noel Miller Loses Kids For Good

    CHARLES CITY, Iowa (AP) The mother of a 5-year-old girl who was abducted and killed in 2005 has lost her appeal to regain custody of her two young sons.

    Noel Miller lost parental rights in February after a ruling from the Floyd County District Court. The Iowa Court of Appeals last week affirmed the decision to permanently cut Miller's legal ties to the children.

    The boys, born in 2003 and 2004, have been in foster care since their sister Evelyn disappeared July 1, 2005, from their Floyd County apartment and was found dead several days later along the banks of the Cedar River. No arrests have been made in her death.

    Miller was working at an overnight job the night the girl disappeared, and she came home to find the front door partially open and her boyfriend Casey Frederiksen and their two sons asleep.

    Miller and Frederiksen have endured several problems since her daughter's death. Last December, Miller was hospitalized for mental health problems and the next month was charged with going armed with a knife. In August, Frederiksen was sentenced to 14 years in prison on child porn charges.

    Frederiksen has voluntarily signed away his rights to his sons.

    The Court of Appeals said the lower court's ruling to keep the children away from Miller was based on ``clear and convincing evidence. ... They would be at risk of harm'' if returned to Miller's care.

    In the first ruling issued in January, Floyd County Associate Juvenile Judge Gerald Magee found that Miller's boys had been removed from their parents' custody for longer than six months, and that she had not maintained significant and meaningful contact and had made no reasonable efforts to resume care of the children. The boys are now eligible for adoption.
    yhttp://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pb...0362/1001/NEWS

    Man in porn case faces sentencing next month JENNIFER JACOBS REGISTER STAFF WRITER

    Casey Frederiksen, who was a stepfather figure to 5-year-old Evelyn Miller before she was murdered last summer, will learn in three weeks what his prison sentence will be for downloading hundreds of images of young children engaged in sex acts with adults and other children.

    A sentencing hearing for Frederiksen, 27, was set for Aug. 10 in U.S. District Court in Cedar Rapids.

    Frederiksen pleaded guilty in February to three felony child pornography counts, admitting that he downloaded more than 600 photographs and video clips off the Internet that featured sex with children who were 12 and younger.

    Law enforcement officials investigating Evelyn's death discovered the images on a computer from Frederiksen's apartment in the north-central Iowa

    Judge Linda Reade made it clear at the February hearing that the plea agreement left Frederiksen's prison sentence up to her. The judge said she would take into account the man's past, including an alleged 1992 sexual assault on a minor when he was 13.

    Frederiksen will spend at least five years in prison, and possibly 40 or more. When he gets out of prison - he would be 66 years old if he serves 40 years -he will be under supervised release. He must give a DNA sample and register as a sex offender.

    In February, Frederiksen told the judge that he has had behavior problems since childhood, and that he had entered the psychiatric wing of a hospital

    "I intentionally downloaded to the hard drive," the man had told Reade when asked about the pornography.

    Frederiksen was the only adult home with Evelyn, his fiancee's daughter whom he had helped raise since infancy, when she went missing July 1, 2005. Two men said they saw Evelyn alive at 2 a.m. when they stopped by to see Frederiksen. They said that Evelyn answered the door and told them Frederiksen was asleep.

    Evelyn's mother, Noel Miller, returned home about 6 a.m. from her overnight job and found the door to the apartment unlocked, her daughter missing, and Frederiksen and their two children, Gabriel, 2, and Damian, 1, asleep.

    After a massive search, Evelyn's body was found July 6 in the Cedar River about two miles from the apartment.

    Last month, Danny Dean Slick, 27, of Charles City, one of the two men who said they had stopped by the morning Evelyn was discovered missing, was indicted on charges of making false statements to investigators.

    Relatives hope that Slick's arrest will force witnesses to tell the truth about what happened that night and that Evelyn's killer will be arrested soon.

    This site has a huge archive of articles on Evelyn's case -

    http://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/evelyn-miller/

    This is the current stuff -

    http://www.dps.state.ia.us/commis/pi...senArrest2.htm

    Casey Frederiksen Charged with Murder & Sexual Abuse of Five Year Old Evelyn Miller

    Charles City, IOWA --- Today, agents with the Division of Criminal Investigation and the Floyd County Sheriff?s Office charged 33 year old Casey Fredericksen in the 2005 death of five-year-old Evelyn Miller. Frederiksen is charged with Murder in the First Degree and Sexual Abuse in the First Degree. Both charges are Class ?A? felonies.

    On July 1, 2005, Noel Miller, Evelyn?s mother, reported to the Floyd County Sheriff?s Office that her daughter was missing. Noel indicated she had returned to the Quarry Road Apartments at approximately 6:19 a.m. after working a night shift, and noticed Evelyn was not in the apartment. Noel?s boyfriend, Casey Frederiksen, had been left home to care for Evelyn and the couple?s two other children. At the time, Frederiksen told law enforcement he last saw Evelyn at approximately 2:00 a.m.



    With the help of many volunteers, law enforcement conducted an extensive search for Evelyn until Wednesday, July 6, 2005. On that day at approximately 7:40 p.m., two kayakers discovered Evelyn?s body in the Cedar River between Charles City and Floyd. Details surrounding the condition of Evelyn?s body were never disclosed to the victim?s family or the public.

    Over the course of several years, investigators continued to receive information and evidence suggesting Frederiksen was involved in the murder of Evelyn Miller. According to the complaints and the affidavit filed in Floyd County District Court, Frederiksen changed his story regarding what he had done during the day that Evelyn had disappeared, disclosed information about the condition of Evelyn?s body that was not publicly known, and made statements

    Evelyn Miller, 5 yrs.

    implicating himself to fellow inmates.

    Complaints & Affidavit

    Frederiksen is currently incarcerated at the United States Penitentiary (USP) in Marion, Illinois, serving up to 14 years on federal child pornography and 10 years on drug charges. His current projected release date is November 5, 2026. He will remain at USP Marion until he is transported to face trial in Floyd County.

    For additional questions, please contact DCI Assistant Director Chari Paulson at 515-971-4733.

    It should be noted a criminal charge is merely an accusation and all suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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    Story Created: Jan 5, 2013 at 7:18 AM CDT (Story Updated: Jan 5, 2013 at 7:18 AM CDT )

    CHARLES CITY, Iowa (AP) - An Oct. 28 trial date has been scheduled for a man charged in the death of 5-year-old Evelyn Miller.

    The Globe Gazette in Mason City reports the trial date was set this week for 33-year-old Casey Frederiksen. He's charged with first-degree murder and first-degree sexual abuse in the Floyd girl's death in July 2005.

    Her body was found in the Cedar River, several days after she went missing.

    Frederiksen was serving time in federal prison on child pornography charges when he was charged last September. Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of Miller's mother.

    A judge will rule later on whether to move the trial to another county because of extensive publicity in Floyd County.

    Frederiksen remains in the Bremer County Jail
    .

    http://m.kcci.com/news/Judge-agrees-...z/-/index.html

    MASON CITY, Iowa -A judge has agreed to move the trial out of Charles City for a man charged with killing a 5-year-old northern Iowa girl in 2005.

    District Judge Gregg Rosenbladt on Wednesday granted a motion by Casey Frederiksen's defense to change the venue for his first-degree murder trial in the death of Evelyn Miller, of Floyd.

    KIMT-TV reports that Frederiksen's attorney argued that pretrial publicity in the area was making it difficult for his client to receive a fair trial. The ruling means the trial, scheduled to begin Oct. 28, will take place about 90 miles away in Webster City.

    Frederiksen was charged in the 7-year-old case last September, when he was already serving time in federal prison on child pornography charges.

    Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of the girl's mother
    .



    FLOYD, Iowa --- Casey Frederiksen's trial has been continued until at least May 6, 2014.

    Frederiksen, 34, is charged with first-degree murder and first-degree sexual abuse in the death of 5-year-old Evelyn Miller of Floyd.

    A trial was scheduled to begin Oct. 28 in Hamilton County District Court in Webster City, but Judge Gregg Rosenbladt granted a continuance to give attorneys additional time to prepare.

    The court granted a change of venue, moving the trial out of Floyd County because of extensive publicity surrounding the case.

    Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of Evelyn's mother, Noel Miller. Authorities charged him in late September in connection with the girl's death in July 2005. He is being held in the Bremer County Jail in Waverly on $2 million bond.

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    Court records shed new light on disappearance, slaying


    FLOYD, Iowa --- Casey Frederiksen admitted to helping carrying Evelyn Miller?s dead body to the river, where she was later found, according to court records.

    He also told fellow inmates that he had sexually abused the girl since she was small, and called her a ?little bitch.?

    After seven years of mystery surrounding the disappearance and death of the 5-year-old girl, officials announced plans Thursday to charge Frederiksen, boyfriend of the girl?s mother, for murder and sexual abuse.

    Authorities kept the fact that Evelyn Miller had died of sharp injuries to the neck and evidence that she had been sexually abused a secret during the investigation, but newly released court records in the case shed new light on how the girl died and show how authorities pieced together the case.

    As the investigation continued, Frederiksen changed his story about what happened in the early morning hours of July 1, 2005, once pointing the finger at an acquaintance, and at other time disclosing information that only someone involved in the slaying would know, according to the criminal complaint and affidavit signed by DCI Agent Chris Callaway.

    He once told a prisoner at the Bremer County Jail ?What would you say if I told you that I had done it,? court records state. When he was told authorities were adding drug charges to his child porn charges in 2009, he told the inmate ?get away with murder and still do life.?

    Frederiksen also admitted to enjoy watching men have sex with small children and saying he was aroused while changing Evelyn?s diapers, although he told police he never acted on those urges, court records state.

    According to court records, Frederiksen told investigators he went to bed around midnight the night of the disappearance. He said he woke around 2 a.m. to feed Miller?s younger sons around 2 a.m. and then went back to sleep.

    Police later received information that Randy Patrie and Danny Slick were at Frederiksen?s apartment at about 2:30 a.m. and saw Evelyn alive.

    Frederiksen told detectives he didn?t use drugs and said his computer wasn?t working, but when he was told they were going to search his apartment, he head butted a wall and split his forehead open and then screamed at police.

    On July 2, 2005, while the search for the girl was in full swing, Frederiksen and a friend drove to Des Moines and then Waterloo, but he was reluctant to talk about the trip with authorities and later changed his story about what he did, court records state.

    Evelyn?s body was found July 7, 2005. An autopsy determined Evelyn died of ?sharp force injuries, including wounds to the neck,? and there was evidence of a sexual assault.

    The investigation included the use of K-9 teams that indicated they picked up scents along the Cedar River that was the most likely place where the body entered the water. Later, specially-trained FBI dogs indicated Frederiksen?s scent was in the area, but Patrie?s scent wasn?t.

    The location was about a 1.5 miles straight line from the apartment building and would take about an hour and 25 minutes to walk.

    In August 2005, after Frederiksen and Miller moved out, a neighbor turned over a computer hard drive that Frederiksen had given her on the morning of the disappearance. It contained hundreds of images of sexual assaults involving infants and children.

    Another witness told police that Frederiksen borrowed a screwdriver sometime between 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. on the day of the disappearance.

    On Sept. 3, 2005, Patrie told police that Frederiksen had approached him outside a bar with a knife and accused him of killing Evelyn, records state.

    Later that month, on Sept. 21, Frederiksen attempted to kill himself with a knife. While he was being driven to the hospital, he said if he could take it back if he would: that he would be dead and Evelyn would be alive, records state.

    After Frederiksen?s arrest on child porn charges in the spring of 2006, a fellow inmate at the Linn County Jail overheard him say ?I?m sorry, Evelyn.? He told the inmate that Evelyn had told her stepmother that she had been sexually abused.

    He also told the inmate about confronting Patrie, telling the inmate he asked Patrie why he stabbed the girl in the neck.

    ?The nature of the injuries to Evelyn Miller had not been released to the general public by law enforcement,? court records note.

    On another occasion, while Frederiksen was housed at the Bremer County Jail in Waverly in August 2006, he told another inmate he didn?t kill Evelyn but helped carry her body to the river.

    While in federal prison in November 2006, he told yet another inmate he had been sexually abusing Evelyn ever since she was a little girl and that it continued until her disappearance.

    Then in February 2007, he told police Patrie took Eveyln at knife point and never brought her back. He claimed he then pretended to sleep until Noel Miller returned home. He later recanted this story, court records state.

    A month later, Frederiksen told police he stayed up the entire night of the disappearance watching porn on his computer about 15 feet from Evelyn.

    In the fall of 2007, he continued to talk to fellow inmates about the case, telling one of them that he had been abusing the girl and that he would get life in prison if he told authorities what he really knew.

    He told the other that Evelyn was found clothed, a detail that police said hadn?t been released

    Casey Frederikson & Noel Miller after Evelyn's murder in 2005


    In 2005


    Boofuckenhoo frm jail 2006 - prick

    From jail, Casey Frederiksen couldn't hold back tears as he remembered the night Evelyn Miller disappeared.

    Charges Filed in Evelyn Miller Murder Case: ?Justice


    "She should be out there on the couch and Noel said, 'No, she's not.' Got up in a frantic and started searching the apartments, and asking everybody if they'd seen her, and went around outside screaming her name," Frederiksen said.

    Frederiksen said he was asleep the night of July 1st, 2005, when Evelyn disappeared. He had tucked in his two sons and Evelyn was sleeping on the couch. He didn't realize anything was wrong until his former fiance, Noel Miller, came home from her night shift job and asked where her daughter was.

    Five-year-old Evelyn lived with her mother, two step-brothers, and mother's fiance, Frederiksen, in their Floyd County apartment. "She was like my daughter. I was with Noel when she was still pregnant with her. I basically raised her since she was a baby, all the way up. I was working more so Noel had more time with her," Frederiksen said.

    Casey is in jail awaiting a judge's sentence for child pornography. He pleaded guilty in February to possessing child porn on a home computer. Police found the pictures when they were conducting the murder investigation.


    He was very emotional when talking about Evelyn, and said he wishes he could use grief counseling, but it's not available in jail.

    He said, "I miss her so much. I miss our whole family. I'd like to see her memorials and stuff. That's probably one of the first things I'll do when I get out."
    Email Beth Malicki at Beth.Malicki@kcrg.com

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    I hope he gets gaped every day in prison. Sodomites unite on this asshole. A five year old? WTF kind of monster do you have to be??

    I can't even, with this guy. Someone put this piece of shit out of his misery already. There's no cure for what he has.
    Don't like what I have to say? I respect that. Go fuck yourself.

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    http://whotv.com/2014/03/25/trial-de...r-murder-case/

    The trial for an Iowa man who allegedly raped and murdered a little girl has been delayed.

    Casey Frederiksen’s trial has been moved from May 6th to September 15th.



    Frederiksen is charged with first degree murder and first degree sexual abuse in the death of five-year-old Evelyn Miller in 2005. Prosecutors charged Frederiksen with the crime in the fall of 2012.

    Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of Evelyn’s mother Noel, and the child was left in his care the last night she was seen alive. Her body was found along the bank of the Cedar River, not far from where she lived in Floyd, five days after she disappeared.

    The trial has been moved from Floyd County to Hamilton County because of pre-trial publicity.

    Frederiksen was convicted of possessing child pornography in 2006. The porn was discovered during the investigation into Evelyn Miller’s murder.

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    WEBSTER CITY, Iowa ?Testimony continues Thursday in the trial for a man accused of killing his former girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter.

    Casey Fredriksen, 35, is charged with sex abuse and murder in the death of of 5-year-old Evelyn Miller. Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of Evelyn's mother at the time of the child's death in 2005.

    THURSDAY MORNING TESTIMONY

    Video: FBI special agent testifies in Frederiksen trial

    Randy Van Gent, a retired FBI special agent, took the stand Thursday morning. Van Gent interviewed Frederiksen in 2005.

    http://www.kcci.com/news/12-jurors-s...inkId=12714425

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    GUILTY of 1st degree murder and sexual abuse.

    WEBSTER CITY, Iowa ?Jurors announced a verdict in the trial for a man accused of killing his former girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter.

    Jurors found Casey Frederiksen guilty of first-degree murder and first-degree sexual abuse of Evelyn Miller.

    A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for May 11.

    Frederiksen and his attorney did not comment after the verdict was read.

    View Live Wire coverage updates

    Casey Fredriksen, 35, is charged with sex abuse and murder in the death of 5-year-old Evelyn Miller. Frederiksen was the live-in boyfriend of Evelyn's mother at the time of Evelyn's death in 2005.

    JURY DELIBERATES INTO EARLY EVENING

    Jurors requested information from the judge Tuesday afternoon, asking if they would be required to return in the morning if they reached a verdict Tuesday night.

    The judge told jurors they could continue to deliberate past 4:30 if they requested to do so, or could adjourn for the evening and continue deliberations Wednesday morning.

    Jurors decided to press on for now.

    Jurors also asked for a copy of jury instructions.

    DEFENSE HINGES ON LACK OF EVIDENCE

    Video: Closing arguments

    Defense Attorney Aaron Hawbaker told jurors the state did not present much new information, other than Frederiksen?s child porn conviction. He said the only physical evidence the state has is that Miller is dead.

    He said the key to the case is justice for Evelyn Miller, and justice is not vengeance.

    Hawbaker said a child pornography conviction does not prove Frederiksen killed Miller, and reminded jurors that throughout all of his admissions, Frederiksen never confessed to killing Miller.

    "Justice for Evelyn Miller is not convicting the wrong man. Justice for Evelyn is holding the state to their proof, saying ?No, there is not guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.? They do not have sufficient evidence," said Hawbaker.

    PROSECUTOR: MOTIVE TIES SEXUAL ABUSE AND MURDER TOGETHER

    In closing arguments, Prosecutor Scott Brown told jurors there should be no doubt Evelyn Miller was murdered, and Casey Frederiksen did it. He said Frederiksen was the only adult around Miller for nine hours the night she went missing. He said Frederiksen would have had about three hours to murder her and put her body in the river.

    Brown said Evelyn?s father was going to pick her up the next day, and that he would notice Miller?s sexual injuries. He said Frederiksen?s admission to being sexually attracted to Miller ties him directly to her death.

    ?The innocence of Evelyn Miller, her innocence has been shattered by the acts of the defendant in this case, Casey Frederiksen. The presumption of innocence that the defendant has coming into this case has also been shattered by the evidence in this case," said Brown.

    Brown told jurors not to overlook the obvious, and to ?Find the truth and do justice.?

    CLOSING ARGUMENTS

    Jury instructions were delayed Tuesday morning, when a juror reported sick. The prosecution and defense conferred with the judge in his chambers, before the juror decided to tough it out for the day.

    The judge told jurors to consider charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter, and second-degree sexual abuse.

    DEFENSE WITNESSES

    Video: Defense rests after three witnesses

    The defense called just three witnesses.

    Chris Callaway took the witness stand Monday morning. He became a DCI case agent in 2008.

    Jurors looked at photos taken from a surveillance video from a Git-N-Go store. Jurors looked at clothing from Randy Patrie, one of the suspects in the case.

    Callaway said it was a 10-year investigation and they conducted hundreds of interviews in the case. Callaway said he interviewed Randy Patrie about four times. He was always cooperative and willing to meet with him.

    Steve Gemaehlich, Randy Patrie's neighbor, was also called to the witness.

    Gemaehlich said he noticed a burn barrel at Patrie's in use on July 2, 2005. Evelyn went missing July 1. The barrel was in plain view.

    ASKS FOR ACQUITTAL

    Frederiksen?s attorney started proceedings by asking the judge for an acquittal, due to a lack of physical evidence.

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