
On April 27, 2024, 30-year-old Mica Francis Miller — wife of Myrtle Beach pastor John-Paul Miller — walked a mile into a North Carolina state park and made a 911 call that would be the last time the world heard her voice. Within days, her death was ruled a suicide — a ruling that would have ended the story for most true crime journalists. We aren't most true crime journalists. And Mica's story is ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

For sixteen episodes, you've heard how every system failed Mica Francis Miller.
In October 2024, more than two dozen FBI agents descended on JP Miller's house on Coldwater Circle with an evidence truck, carrying out computers and boxes while a crowd... more
This episode discusses alleged sexual assault, including of minors. For support in navigating abuse, consider RAINN: 1-800-656-HOPE.
July 1998. A 15-year-old girl at pastor Wayne Miller’s church sits alone when the pastor's son comes in. The rape sh... more
When Mica died, JP Miller told the world she had a long history of suicide attempts. In two years of reporting, this is the only alleged attempt a record exists for: March 23, 2018 — four months into their marriage, three months into a diagnosis Mica... more
On Labor Day 2021... September 6th... 5 years from the publishing of this episode... Chris Skinner — author, motivational speaker, devoted father of twins — was found at the bottom of his neighborhood pool in Myrtle Beach, still in his wheelchair. Po... more
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Had to stop after the first 5 minutes of episode 1. Wow they really think a lot of themselves. Any good they may have done is overshadowed by the self aggrandizing. Puke!
Great job uncovering such scummy men! It is so frustrating to hear how JP’s word is taken as fact again and again and again… Why do some people think just because someone goes to church or runs a church or owns a church is infallible?!?
I desperately wish I could turn off all the background music. Good podcast overall but a bit repetitive and this dang music take a star off.
You want to know how there are 17 episodes? Because Netflix did not expose this. Mandy and Liz and Beth have been uncovering this story for more than 2 years. This feed tells you so much more than Netflix did. I have to say the Netflix documentary was better than most of their documentaries but I would bet you that someone on their team listened to this reporting.
I was interested in this podcast because of the Netflix documentary, but I only made it two episodes…barely. How they’ve gotten 17 episodes out of this is beyond me, then I remember the self-aggrandizing that takes up most of the episodes. This show dropped out of the top ten pretty fast, and for good reason. Pick another podcast.
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Coercive control, domestic abuse, and accountability are explored through meticulous, document-driven investigations into high-profile cases surrounding a North Carolina minister and his wife. Across episodes, listeners are guided through FOIA requests, court records, medical and church histories, and exclusive audio to challenge official narratives and highlight systemic failures that may silence victims. The show emphasizes survivor voices, legal reform efforts, and the role of institutions in enabling abuse, often tying individual stories to broader policy debates. Unique elements include deep archival reporting, multi-episode timelines, and collaboration between seasoned investigative teams known for large-scale accountability journalis... more
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