THE MIRIAM CAREY MYSTERY

WHO WAS THE MOM WHO PARALYZED D.C. FOR A DAY?

'It's not natural for a 34-year-old to just cease to exist'

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Miriam Carey

WASHINGTON — Under crystal-clear skies on a warm autumn day, suburban mother Miriam Carey left her home in Stamford, Conn., to drive 270 miles to Washington, D.C., on a trip from which she would never return.

To this day, no one really knows why she was gunned-down by federal officers in the shadow of the Capitol dome.

The 34-year-old dental hygienist had her beloved infant daughter buckled into the back seat of her black Nissan Infiniti on Oct. 3, 2013, when she apparently made a wrong turn and suddenly found herself at a security checkpoint at the White House.

Miriam Carey shooting press conference. WND photo by Garth Kant.

The media mistakenly reported that Carey rammed a barrier or a gate, but the initial police report mentions only that she tried to make a U-turn.

Read the initial police report on the Miriam Carey case, Page 1 and Page 2.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/02/who-was-the-woman-who-paralyzed-d-c-for-a-day/#BMT02R3YG9DlZXrm.99