article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple unearthed a supplemental police report in which The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  told police
article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  left the home for 10 minutes to walk the dog and
article_snippet: when The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  returned, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  saw a man walking out from behind a fence.
article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  asked a man why a man was there and a man told The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  
article_snippet: Miller, who had forgotten to lock the door behind The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  when The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  took out the dog, went into the house and 'felt that something was not right', according to a police report, so left to take a photo of a man car.
article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  had left her wallet out on a table inside the unlocked home while walking the dog.
article_snippet: Harrowing: In one retelling of the story, for a 2014 video for the National Rifle Association (pictured), Miller said The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  returned to find the home being robbed and the man took off with her wallet .
article_snippet: But when police tried to contact The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  to take the case further, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  did not return messages police left on The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  phone on three separate occasions and a police report was suspended.
article_snippet: The tale is far more dramatic when The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  re-tells The tale.
article_snippet: In one example, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  recounted the story on a video for the NRA.
article_snippet: In The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  book, Miller says The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  attempted to take the man's photo in the street
article_snippet: but Miller stopped The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  . '
article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  claims The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  then decided to follow Miller to get a picture - 'which was really stupid' - and came across 15 men standing around two pickup trucks in the street.
article_snippet: When they saw The Washington Post's Erik Wemple , they started running towards The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  and
article_snippet: The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  fled back to the house, where The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  called the police, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  said. '
article_snippet: then I can defend The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  if those men come in",' The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  said.
article_snippet: Miller has also said The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  was a 'victim of a home invasion' on other occasions, including in speeches.