U.K.-based tech journalist Carl Miller is the host of the Wondery true-crime podcast "Kill List," which tells the saga of a hitman-for-hire site on the dark web.

Carl Miller insists he wasn't in Brooklyn the morning of Oct. 25, 1979, the day he turned 19 and Rabbi David Okunov was killed in Crown Heights by a gunman who shot him from six inches away before ...

Carl Miller is a managing director at Objective, Investment Banking & Valuation, where he spearheads the Consumer Practice. With over 15 years of experience in investment banking and transaction ...

An unsuspecting hacker stumbled across a clandestine website listing targets for assassination. In early 2020 tech journalist Carl Miller made the chilling discovery. While researching the dark ...

Ciara Miller and Carl Radke Break Down His ‘Crush’ on Her, Tease Their ‘Summer House’ Flirting (Exclusive) By Johnni Macke and Christina Garibaldi. April 23, 2025.

Carl was born Nov. 22, 1921, in Markle, Ind., to Roscoe and Helen (Jennings) Miller. During his senior year at Markle High School, Carl led the basketball team to Indiana state finals and he was ...

Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke said Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke got along better than Ciara Miller and West Wilson in 'Summer House' Season 9.

Walter Carl Miller born September 6 1960 to Judy and Walt Miller. The oldest of three boys, he grew up playing and exploring in the woods of Kingston. A member of the North Kitsap class of 1978.

Now that Summer House's Carl Radke has officially broken his year-long sexual dry spell, he's got his eye on Ciara Miller. Needless to say, his romantic confession on Season 9, Episode 11 left ...

In early 2020, tech journalist Carl Miller made a bone-chilling find. Deep within the dark web, while poring over its shadowy corners from London, a hacker colleague named Chris unearthed a secret ...

New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Carl Granderson sacks Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels for a 3-yard loss and the team's eighth sack of the game.

New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Carl Granderson sacks Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels for a 3-yard loss and the team's eighth sack of the game.