Who is Chanel Miller?
Chanel Miller is the Stanford rape survivor known worldwide as Emily Doe until she unveils her name and face on September 4, 2019. In 2016, her powerful statement at the sentencing hearing attracted international attention while arousing national outrage. Swimmer Stanford Brock Turner sexually assaulted her outside a fraternity party in 2015. The convict was facing 14 years in federal prison, but the case judge, Aaron Persky, sentenced Turner to six months in prison. Miller once again made headlines in 2019 announcing that she will publish her memoir, "Know My Name," on September 24th.
Private life
Chanel Miller was born in 1992 in Palo Alto, California, United States of America. She is currently 27 years old.
| Birth name | Chanel Miller |
| Nickname | Chanel |
| Birth date | 1992 |
| Place of birth | Palo Alto, California, United States |
| Age | 27 years old |
| Sign of the sun | Unknown |
| Profession | Writer, artist |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | Asian American |
Family and education
Chanel Miller is the eldest daughter of Chris Miller and May May Miller, documentary director. She has a younger sister.
Miller attended Gunn High School in Palo Alto, where she graduated in 2012. She then studied literature at the University of California at Santa Barbara. She played volleyball at school and continued to practice this sport at the university. Miller was a featured volleyball player.
Chanel Miller boyfriend
Although little is known about Miller's romantic life, she was in a relationship with a man whose identity was not revealed. But they are still on good terms and he has supported her a lot during her difficult times. We do not know if she is currently in a relationship or not.
Physical statistics
| size | Feet – 5 feet 2 inches Centimeters – 157 cm Meters – 1.57 m |
| Weight | Kilograms – 58 kg Pounds – 127 lbs |
| bodybuilding | Slender |
| Eye colour | Dark brown |
| Hair color | Dark brown |
| Sexuality | Straight ahead |
| Shoe size | Unknown |
| The size of the dress | Unknown |
| Distinctive features | Small body |
Stanford Sexual Assault
On January 18, 2015, Brock Allen Turner raped Chanel Miller behind a dumpster near the Kappa Alpha fraternity on the Stanford campus. Earlier in the evening, she attended a fraternity party, drank too much and lost consciousness.
Turner, who met her at the party, realizing that she was under a strong influence of alcohol began to sexually assault her. Two Swedish graduate students, who were cycling, came to his aid when they found Turner on an unconscious woman. She pursued him while he was running away and kept him until the police arrived. He was arrested and charged with rape.
She confronted Turner with a sexual assault. A year later, he was convicted of three counts of sexual assault for which he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. The judge of the case, Aaron Persky, however, granted Turner six months in prison.
In sentencing, Miller released a long but powerful statement about the aftermath and the impact of the assault on his life. She spoke directly to Tuner rather than to the judge and she began, "You do not know me, but you have been in me, and that's why we are here today," she began.
Miller's statement went viral and was read millions of times after it was published by Buzzfeed and then re-published by news sites around the world.
Chanel Miller Facts
Miller is an artist and writer.
She currently lives with her family in San Francisco.
She has written a book called "Know My Name," in which she describes her experience of aggression, the lawsuit, and the consequences of it.
Chanel Miller's "Know My Name" cover is inspired by Japanese art called kintsugi, or "golden repair," which links pieces of broken pottery to lacquer and gold powder.
The book will be published on September 24, 2019.
Miller gave an interview to Bill Whitaker, a reporter for the 60 Minutes. The episode will air on "60 minutes" on Sunday, September 22 at 7:30 pm. ET and 19h PT on CBS.
