Mica Miller’s siblings have come forward with allegations against her estranged husband, South Carolina pastor John-Paul “JP” Miller, claiming he forcibly admitted her to a mental health facility against her will prior to her death in April 2024, as detailed in the Netflix true-crime series “Death of the Pastor’s Wife.” The siblings describe this incident as part of a broader pattern of coercive control within their marriage. They assert that Miller initiated the involuntary hospitalization by contacting a mental health center and overriding his wife’s wishes.

The documentary further reveals that Mica was diagnosed with bipolar disorder during her engagement to Miller, who allegedly took an active role in managing her care, leading to multiple hospitalizations, including one shortly before their 2017 wedding. In a handwritten affidavit accompanying her divorce filing, Mica alleged abuse encompassing emotional, sexual, spiritual, financial, and physical dimensions. Her siblings also claim that during her hospitalization, Miller seized her vehicle, phone, and laptop, the latter containing intimate photographs of Mica, whom she later reported to the police, according to the series. Source

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