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Best guess, pretty average height. Pictures of him and Miles,even though miles is in the background, he looks a solid 3 inches taller... I'd say about 5'11"-6' max.

I completely disagree. Miles was only 5'6". Parker was no more than 5'8" - 5'9".

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