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Netflix docuseries on Mica Miller death

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Netflix has released a three-part true-crime docuseries titled ‘Death of the Pastor’s Wife’, which investigates the April 27, 2024, death of 30-year-old Mica Miller. Miller was found in North Carolina's Lumber River State Park with a gunshot wound to the head. While authorities ruled the death a suicide based on physical evidence and surveillance footage, the documentary highlights how her family and members of the public have questioned the circumstances. Through firsthand accounts from Mica’s siblings and friends, the series explores allegations of control and manipulation within her marriage to John-Paul Miller, a leader at Solid Rock Church. Prior to her death, Miller had filed for divorce and alleged years of emotional, sexual, spiritual, financial, and physical abuse. The production examines the legal proceedings against John-Paul Miller, who has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of cyberstalking and making false statements to investigators. These federal charges stem from an alleged pattern of harassment against Mica, including tracking her and tampering with her vehicle. The series also explores related controversies, such as the death of church member Chris Skinner, whose widow, Suzie Skinner, later married John-Paul Miller. To enhance the storytelling, filmmakers used AI technology to recreate Mica Miller’s voice to narrate her personal journal entries regarding allegations of coercive control and abuse. Following the series, the case has sparked a push for ‘Mica’s Law’ in South Carolina to criminalize coercive control. ~~Legal proceedings against John-Paul Miller continue, with a court appearance scheduled~~ Although the proposed measure failed to pass, the family continues to advocate for ~~next month~~ victims. Mica’s sister, Abigail Francis, has addressed public inquiries regarding ~~his federal charges.~~ the family’s lack of intervention, stating they were unaware of the full extent of the situation as Mica did not disclose the specific schemes occurring within the relationship.

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