Man accused of Acworth Walmart kidnapping wants apology
Mahendra Patel said during the 47 days he was in jail, his business suffered, he worried about his family and he feared for his life. He said he had no idea what was going on in Caroline Miller's head that she made those statements to the police, but said she should think hard about saying or doing anything that could affect someone else's life. Patel also said police and the district attorney's office should have done their due diligence while investigating the accusation.
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