Sharee Miller’s chilling first interview after she seduced ex-cop online to kill her husband in deadly love triangle
SHAREE Miller admitted she wanted “control of everything” in online relationships after she seduced an ex-cop to kill her husband.
The 50-year-old convicted killer is set to reveal all in a chilling ABC 20/20 interview which will air today.
She was arrested in February 2000 after her husband Bruce was gunned down just months before in November 1999.
Miller was accused of plotting to kill Bruce as part of a love triangle.
She maintained her innocence for 16 years before admitting her guilt in a letter that was penned behind bars.
In the ABC 20/20 preview clip, journalist Juju Chang says Miller wants to “come clean” about what transpired.
Miller claims: “I still have a really hard time looking in the mirror knowing what I did.”
She admitted that she started contacting ex-homicide cop Jerry Cassaday online before marrying Bruce.
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Her internet lover reportedly killed Bruce.
He was found dead at his auto parts business near Flint, Michigan with a gunshot wound in the back of his neck.
Cassaday later committed suicide after she ended the relationship.
In a letter that was unearthed, it implicated Sharee.
An excerpt said: “I drove there and killed him. Sharee was involved and set it up, I have all the proof and I am sending it to the police, she will get whats coming.”
Miller chillingly admits in the ABC clip that she used sex as a “weapon” against men.
She told Chang: “That’s how I got what I wanted. It wasn’t just Bruce or Jerry. It was any man.
“It was what he could see you could get a man to do. It was like a video game and each man and each relationship was another level to me and each level was harder.
‘LIKE A VIDEO GAME’
“It was seeing how much I could get away with, how much I could make somebody believe.”
Sharee first met Bruce while working at his yard and their nuptials were held in Las Vegas in 1999, ABC reported.
But, during their marriage, she would talk to other men in online chat rooms.
She said: “Bruce worked at the shop and he had his business. So he was gone a lot.”
It was in an online chat room where she met Cassaday. At the time, he worked at a casino in Reno, Nevada.
They chatted online before Sharee traveled to meet Cassaday and she started to fall for him.
During her conversations with Cassaday, she alleged that her husband Bruce was “abusive” and wildly claimed that he was part of the mafia.
She claimed that she was pregnant with Jerry’s child and she shared pictures of her stomach and positive pregnancy tests.
CHILLING CLAIMS
Sharee said: “I just pushed my belly out.”
She claimed that husband Bruce found out about the “pregnancy”, alleging that he beat her resulting in the loss of her child.
And, she claimed she received an email from Bruce that apparently ordered her to get an abortion.
Sharee and Cassaday hatched a plan to kill Bruce.
Bruce was shot dead and Cassaday wasn’t considered a suspect at the time as the case went cold.
Cassaday and Sharee’s relationship broke down and he was found dead on February 11, 2000.
Relatives unearthed a briefcase as they searched his home and discovered evidence that helped implicate Sharee.
She was charged with second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
In 2008, Sharee won an appeal and was released from jail, but was back behind bars in 2012 and ordered to serve her original sentence.
In 2016, she penned a letter to Genesee Circuit Judge Judith A Fullerton, cited by the Flint Journal.
She said: “Judge Fullerton, I did it. Almost the prosecutor said I did.
“I knew [the murder] was going to happen and I allowed it.”
She sensationally admitted that she allowed a man to kill another man “based on lies and manipulation”.
Sharee revealed: “It was so much easier lying about it to myself.
“It’s so much easier to look at yourself when you don’t have to look at yourself with the truth.”
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