[digger48]

The facebook comments on the original WRTV article were being slammed by an apparent Native American Activist from Purdue, accusing Mr. Miller of all sorts of felonies.

http://www.wthr.com/story/25144019/2014/04/02/fbi-raiding-rush-county-home-looking-for-artifacts.

Mr. Miller appears to be a straight-up guy who obviously wasn’t trying to flaut the law, since he was allowing groups to tour his home.

[nascarnation]

Well if you’re an FBI agent, would you want to be taking down illegal guns and drugs in the ‘hood, or roughing up a 91 yr old guy in the boondocks?

[Paladin2]

"Authorities said Miller has been fully cooperative so far and he is not considered a criminal suspect. "

These days, he's in real legal trouble.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc

[marktwain]

As was noted earlier, their are numerous treaties and laws that are rather vague and which make it nearly impossible to live without breaking them.

It is anarcho-tyranny.

There are thousands of laws on the books that should be simply repealed.

[Vinylly]

His problem was that he allowed groups to enter his home to view his artifacts. He should never display valuable collections. It just only allows jealous people to seek revenge that he's got something they don't have.