A body is found dumped onto I-64 east In the summer of 1992, the life of a young man was tragically cut short in Norfolk, Virginia. Burnice Antonio Miller, a 24-year-old Black or African American male, was the victim of a brutal homicide. On July 18th of that year, his body was discovered abandoned on a stretch of Interstate 64, between the Tidewater Drive and Granby Street exits.
The circumstances of his death were violent; an investigation by the Virginia State Police revealed that Miller had been shot twice in the head.
The manner in which he was left on the busy interstate suggested a callous disregard for the victim. The discovery initiated a homicide investigation, a case that has remained active for decades.
Despite the passage of time, information regarding the events leading up to Miller's death remains elusive in the public record. There have been no publicly announced arrests in connection with the murder, nor have any suspects been officially named. The case stands as a cold case, a lingering mystery for law enforcement and a source of unresolved grief for the family and friends of Burnice Antonio Miller. The Virginia State Police continue to list the case as an active investigation, holding out hope that new information may one day lead to a breakthrough and provide answers and justice for a life taken too soon.
