Pastor Miller’s federal cyberstalking case delayed again as defense hunts exculpatory evidence
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A South Carolina pastor, John Paul Miller, is charged in federal court with cyberstalking and making false statements related to harassing his estranged wife, Mica Miller, before her 2024 suicide. His trial was delayed again as defense seeks exculpatory documents and plans witness interviews; the court moved the case to October 2026. The Miller family settled a related civil suit in 2024, and two civil suits accuse him of sexually assaulting minors, though no criminal charges have been filed over those allegations.
Topics:entertainment#cyberstalking#exculpatory-information#federal-trial#john-paul-miller#legal#mica-miller
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