Skeletal remains that were found in Joshua Tree National Park last month have been identified as 51-year-old Paul Miller, a Canadian man who went missing in 2018, according to officials
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The remains, along with personal items belonging to Miller, were found on December 20 in a remote part of the Fortynine Palms Canyon area, the National Park Service said in a press release.The San Bernardino County coroner confirmed this week that the remains belonged to Miller using dental comparison but did not provide the cause of death.
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