Mica Miller Filed for Divorce — She Was Dead in Two Days

**Tony Brueski** (0:01)
This is HiddenKillers Live with Tony Brueski and Robin Drake.

**Tony Brueski** (0:08)
Mica was found dead from a gunshot wound just 48 hours after serving JP with divorce papers. Hmm, interesting coincidence. The day after her death, JP held a bizarre church service. A year later, he married Suzie Skinner, a woman from his church whose previous husband died in a tragic pool accident, a quadriplegic that somehow wheeled his way into the pool if that was on purpose or an accident. Well, it's been deemed an accident. That's where it sits right now. As of right now, no one's been charged as a murder. But again, a little weird.
Just a little. Shavaun, the thing that I think strikes so many people, this man who apparently had this fervent, I don't know what to call it, love, obsession with Mica and all the horrible things he was doing to her, leading up to her death.
But also, he cares about her so deeply. He goes to such lengths prior to her death, and then she's dead. And he's able to just start a church service. He's joking at the beginning. He does a parody song to Billy Joel's In The Middle Of The Night, The River Of Dreams. And he yucks it up on stage with one of the congregants, does a whole sermon, doesn't mention anything about Mica until the very end. And then suddenly, suddenly the lights go down and, by the way, she's dead. Don't talk about it as you leave.
Have a nice day. It's like, what kind of compartmentalization is going on here? I mean, I think the first thing anybody thinks of is, you know, you can take a breath if your ex-wife or your wife dies in circumstances like this. You know, I think everyone would understand if somebody else took the reins that morning and did the show and did the church service. That wasn't what happened here. He was able to be very composed on stage there at the church and deliver really a fairly, I guess, one would consider a normal service until the very end. And even that was not, I would say, I don't know what normal is when you're describing something like that. But it didn't seem, I guess, cohesive to reality. What the hell was going on there? How would you describe what you saw in that?

**Shavaun Scott** (2:36)
Completely bizarre. That was, you know, when we were watching on YouTube the different clips about this story when it first happened. That was the weirdest thing. I mean, there have been so many weird things about this. But that flies in the face of everything we know about how people process emotions. Don't just get up and give a sermon. If he had genuinely had any kind of loving attachment with her, it makes no sense at all. And again, you would think the congregation would go, well, this was a little weird.
But these folks apparently didn't.
It's completely strange. And again, with the kind of histrionic personality, they can, when they do the big emotions, like, oh, how much I love her and I want her back, and I'm trying so hard to get her back. It's about this deep, it's not real. None of that caring about her was real. She was an object to him. And this, you know, yeah. I don't even know how to describe it, other than it's one of the weirdest things I've ever seen and witnessed. And, and...

**Tony Brueski** (3:51)
It seems he really had to tell the narrative that she was crazy. I mean, that seems to be the underlying thing.

**Shavaun Scott** (3:56)
That was the theme.

**Tony Brueski** (3:58)
The whole time, anytime he talked about it, like, well, you know, she's mentally ill. It's not, I mean, I think like a healthy person who has someone like that in their life that is trying to care for them and try to help them. When you're talking about them, that's not necessarily the thing you bring up into everybody. It's like, yeah, they're doing good. You know, like, and they're bad shit fucking crazy.

**Robin Drake** (4:16)
You know, I mean, they're not listening to me.

**Shavaun Scott** (4:18)
That was what he said.

**Tony Brueski** (4:19)
I mean, it got real like the pathology and everything. Like he was really he was getting into her pathology with anybody and anyone who would listen. How important was that for somebody like that to basically she's crazy. So anything that comes out of her mouth that's going to talk about me and my crazy, it just he was a giant veil for covering up his shit, it seems like. And I mean, how much fear is going on there when she serves the divorce papers that I'm going to be exposed. I mean, the divorce papers get issued two days later, she's dead.