New dash-cam footage has surfaced showing ESPN analyst Matt Miller's Ford Bronco crossing into oncoming traffic during a June 17 crash in Jasper County, Missouri, which ultimately led to the amputation of his left arm.

Miller, known for covering the NFL Draft and serving as commissioner of 91 fantasy football leagues last season, sustained multiple serious injuries including fractures and broken ribs. He confirmed the surgery to remove his left arm was successful and expressed hope for a prosthetic replacement. Additionally, surgeries on his femur and patella were successful, and his left leg was saved.

Last week, Miller announced he is stepping away indefinitely from ESPN to focus on his recovery, thanking supporters for their prayers. Sources told OutKick that his leave is health-related, but questions surrounding social media chatter and a Missouri Attorney General (AG) investigation into his GoFundMe remain.

Several fans reported to the outlet Awful Announcing that payments from Miller were delayed following the crash and the GoFundMe campaign, which was paused at $51,000 after the AG opened the investigation on July 2. The Missouri AG’s office is now soliciting complaints from anyone with relevant information, including non-residents, and a consumer complaint can be filed online or by phone at 800-392-8222.

Miller’s recent social media posts have been restricted, with only 14 people, including notable figures Schefter and Thomas, able to reply.

The incident and ensuing investigation have raised more questions than answers about the circumstances of the crash and the handling of funds raised for Miller’s recovery.

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