The author correctly characterizes the search and seizure event as a “raid” but the reality is that Don Miller, by that time aged 90, and many others in the archeological and anthropological communities don't see what Miller had done as particularly problematic. While the action taken by the FBI was in enforcement of federal cultural resource law, much of Miller’s collection had been amassed before the existence of ARPA (1979) and NAGPRA (1990). Miller, who died in March 2015, fully cooperated with the search and seizure and was never formally charged. A few months prior to his passing, the Indiana Archeological Society honored him with their Lifetime Achievement Award for the advancement of amateur archaeology.