Mica Miller Named JP Miller's Son on Two 911 Calls

**Tony Brueski** (0:01)
This is Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski.

**Tony Brueski** (0:12)
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse in the story of Pastor JP Miller and his family. Oh, it does. Oh, my God. There's been allegations against JP's dad for years. We've known about that. There's been allegations against JP for a long time. And there's...
Are we following along? What's the trend we're seeing here? Like father, like son, like father. JP, by the way, is dad, unfortunately. I know he had children. Like son.
That's what a lot of people are saying and thinking now that they're learning about JP's own children, or at least one of them, who's an adult, who looks creepily like JP, who seems to have, according to allegations in a 911 call made by Mica Miller, possibly some of the same proclivities as dad and grandpa. Surprise. I know that never happens.
Again, allegations.
Let's get into the family story of the Millers, shall we? February 7th, the 2024, a woman calls 911 from a gas station in Florence, South Carolina. She asked the dispatcher to send someone to her own house. Because uninvited people are inside and two laptops in there have intimate photos of her on them. She says she, she says something to the dispatcher that the dispatcher probably was not expecting. Her husband's son, she says, hit her in her kitchen the other day without her husband there. She told him it wasn't appropriate or hit on her, I should say, hit on her in her kitchen the other day without her husband there. She told him it wasn't appropriate and she told him to get out. She texted her husband about it afterward. She wants those laptops out of the house before anyone in that family gets to them. You know, like your creepy son. Eight days later, she's on another 911 line. She's using her father's phone because she says her husband took hers. She wants an emergency pickup of her husband, not a 72-hour hold, because she says he's a flight risk. Then she starts talking about the son again.
She's been following, or he allegedly, according to her husband, following her around town, she says, in his coastal painting truck, his business, decked out with a name on it. He rolled the window down when she rolled hers down. He's a felon, she says. He has guns. He's been living in the house. She left. She says her husband tried to throat punch her. She says the whole family scares her.
FITSNews published both those calls. The woman on those tapes, Mica Miller. She was 30 years old when she died on April 27th of 24 Two civil lawsuits filed in early 25 named two defendants, JohnPaulMiller and his father, Reginald Wayne Miller. Both lawsuits allege the same pattern across two decades. The complaints describe the Miller family's churches and school. And the complaints own language as a hunting area for underage females. The girls of those lawsuits are 14 and 15 Jane Doe, number one, is an Indiana woman. She alleges JP Miller forced himself on her in 1998 when she was 15 and he was 19 He was a youth leader and musician at his father's Cathedral Baptist Church. 25 years later, in 23, she confronted him in Myrtle Beach about what he'd done. The lawsuit alleges his response was five words, no madness without sin and temptation. Then, further suit, he assaulted her again. Jane Doe number two alleges JP assaulted her starting in 1999 when she was 14 at Cathedral Hall Academy. The school attached to the church, the lawsuit says the school met in a repurposed bowling alley with no certified teachers and no real coursework. When this girl reported what was happening to the teacher, she was sent to Reginald Miller's office. JP was already in the room. The lawsuit alleged the Miller's called her a servant of Satan, told her she would be assaulted by demons, burned her Harry Potter book and Reginald beat her with a Bible.
Godly. Both suits alleged JP openly admitted to misconduct with underage church members and admission, the complaints say, was corroborated by multiple witnesses. JP denies every allegation. He countersued Jane Doe number one for slander and libel. No criminal charges related to those allegations have been filed against either man. Now look at who the girl was sent to. She reported what happened in that system.
She reported what happened and the system sent her to Reginald Wayne Miller's office. That happened because Reginald built the system. See, Reginald founded his first church in Florence, South Carolina in 1972, Bible College by the mid 1970s, a morning TV show called Good Morning Jesus by the mid 1980s. He was running what was described as the largest charismatic church in eastern South Carolina. In 1987, the wives of two Bible College students accused him of making inappropriate advances on their husbands. In 1989, a local TV station aired a five-part investigation. Students described those advances, faces blurred, voices disguised. His ex-wife, Susan Miller, filed her own affidavit when she saw custody of their children in 2001 She says Reginald's obsession with power and control extended beyond his immediate family and into the church, where he engaged in inappropriate relationships with young men and women. No criminal charges were filed. The ministry packed up and moved from Florence to Myrtle Beach. The church changed its name. 2006, Reginald was arrested at a bathhouse at Myrtle Beach State Park. Charged with lewdness and prostitution after he allegedly exposed himself to an undercover officer. George Michael did that charge, went through pretrial intervention and was expunged.