AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. – Angela Andreas Miller, who was arrested in February after incendiary devices were found in her apartment and car, is set to face trial on July 28. Her trial date was moved from an initial April setting.
Miller pleaded not guilty to all seven counts against her, including possession of an incendiary device. Investigators determined the bombs were operable and posed a significant risk.
An entire building was evacuated when a 2-foot pipe bomb was discovered in her closet, along with seven improvised explosive devices in her car.
When questioned about a handwritten recipe for explosives, Miller claimed she was researching homemade fireworks for a novel she was writing.
The case has drawn attention due to the potential danger posed by the devices. Residents in Airway Heights remain alert as the legal proceedings continue.
