Norwood Library Presentation
- Wayne Miller
- 20 hours ago
- 2 min read
This one will be a bit different because I'll be covering several cases that I worked during my career. It will be an entertaining and informative evening. I would love to see all of the seats filled.
True Local Crime Cases w/ author Wayne M. Miller
Tuesday, July 14 7:00—8:15 PM
Simoni RoomMorrill Memorial Library33 Walpole St., Norwood, MA, 02062
The Morrill Memorial Library welcomes Wayne Miller, retired ATF Special Agent and author of Burn Boston Burn and Bang Boom Burn, for "Local True Crime Cases" on Tuesday, July 14 starting at 7:00pm in the Simoni Room.
This presentation provides an inside look at some significant criminal cases in New England history. Drawing from the real investigations behind his books, Burn Boston Burn and Bang Boom Burn, retired ATF Special Agent Wayne Miller reveals how federal, state, and local agencies unraveled complex arson conspiracies, bombing incidents, and high‑risk gun cases. Audiences will learn about first-hand accounts, investigative strategies, and surprising twists from the "largest arson case in U.S. history."
Copies of Wayne's books will be available at the end of the program for purchase and signing.
About the author: Wayne Miller was a Special Agent, Criminal Investigator and Certified Fire Investigator for the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms in Boston for 25 years. He has been involved in numerous high profile illegal firearms, bombing, and arson cases. As a member of the ATF National Response Team, Mr. Miller responded to several major fire and explosion incidents. During his public and 18-year private career, he examined more than 2,300 fire and explosion scenes in 43 states plus provided expert testimony in numerous Federal and State courts. His books have received some prestigious awards and Burn Boston Burn is presently in development for a documentary and a feature film.
Registration for this in-person program is required; register by filling out the form below or visiting or calling the Reference Desk at 781-769-0200 x2.
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