Doc Miller

Doc Miller was a citizen of Australia who disappeared during The Vanishing. He was witnessed disappearing along with several other notable Australians, including Kyburz, on the beach of Turtle Bay. The only reference to him is a newspaper clipping from There's Something in the Sea.
==Transcript==
::::::::::::::::::Feb. '67
THE SECRET OF TURTLE BAY
Caims resident claims to holdkey to a decades-old mystery
1947-'67 - why then - why now????
CAIRNS - It was twenty years ago today. A group of area residents with almost nothing in common gathered on the beach of Turtle Bay - a secluded area unknown even to many locals. In the hours befor dawn they stood on the beach with on bag apiece as a red light shimmered under the surface of water. And then - they were gone, forever.
RED LIGHT!!! connection???At least, that's how hugh "Goose" Gaughan tells it.
A Local beachcomber and fix-it man, he claims his story is the true expla-nation behind the mysterious disap-perances of a number of prominent Australians in 1947.
"They was all there," claims 'Goose' in his gruff smoky voice. "Doc Miller, that fellow Kyburz and that sheila out of Sydney, with the camera." One suspects he means May J. Carmody, a noted photographer.	
There's only one problem with Goose's story: even he doesn't remember what happened to them.always an unreliable witness"It's a bit of a haze," admits Goose. He claims he awoke on the beach in the mid-day with gauzy recollectoins. Only months later did he realise the connec-tion between his dream-like memories and the stories of missing persons in the newspaper headlines.
Other local residents have taken a set against Goose and his peculiar story.
"I've a better explanation for what Goose saw,"says one local barman. "And it's more to do with the pints of bitter I've seen him put away."
Compare to list… they always DISMISS what they cannot EXPLAIN.
==Gallery==
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