Multiple web search results report that a rugby player from the Midwest who was working as a nurse in Northern California died in a 'freak accident' involving a fall from a cliff. The evidence consistently links these elements.

Multiple web search results corroborate that Bjorn 'Bear' Miller, 37, from Yukon, Oklahoma, fell from a cliff in Fort Bragg while near the sunset viewing area on Bayview Road.

Web search results confirm that Miller's body was found near the waterline, at a significant height below a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and that his car was nearby. While the exact time (8:30 AM) is mentioned in the context of the search results, the core details of the discovery location and circumstances are corroborated across multiple search snippets.

The web search results discussing the incident imply that authorities determined the cause of death was consistent with a significant fall, as this is the central theme of the reports.

Multiple web search results cite that Josh Brown and his son were the individuals who discovered Miller's body at the scene.

The web search results, specifically from 'mendocinocoast.news', directly attribute the statement that Miller may have parked too close to the edge without a guardrail to Josh Brown.

Multiple web search results cite Kelton Miller stating that police informed the family that Bjorn Miller was the victim of a 'freak accident.'

Multiple web search results confirm that Bjorn Miller was working as a traveling nurse in California prior to his death.