Mica Miller deserves justice. This Netflix series is a start. | Opinion

This column contains spoilers of "Death of the Pastor’s Wife" and mentions domestic violence, abuse and suicide. If you or someone you know needs mental health resources and support, please call, text or chat with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or visit 988lifeline.org for 24/7 access to free and confidential services.

In April 2024, Mica Miller, a pastor's wife, was found dead, face down in a river, 100 feet from shell casings at a state park in North Carolina. A 911 call recorded the 30-year-old saying she was going to commit suicide and she wanted her family to know where to find her. Her death was ruled a suicide and her body quickly cremated.

But her friends and family who had been following her harrowing journey from worship leader to pastor's wife to victim of domestic violence knew something didn't add up. Mica had filed for divorce two days earlier and was excited and relieved to have a fresh start. Her loved ones believed then, as they do now, that her estranged husband, a pastor named John-Paul Miller, or JP, had something to do with her death. That is the vantage point of Netflix's latest docuseries “Death of the…

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