In the months leading up to her suspicious death,
Mica Miller was determined to leave the man who had allegedly tormented her for years.
According to Anna Francis, John-Paul Miller’s control over her sister began when she was a 16-year-old whose life was spiraling out of control. The Francis family began attending Miller’s church in 2010 not long after moving to Myrtle Beach, but according to Francis it wasn’t long before her parents “saw (JP’s) narcissistic behavior on the stage.”
After the family left the church, Francis said John-Paul Miller began isolating Mica from her family by convincing her to live with members of the congregation. He also allegedly told the teenager her family members were “not good Christians” and “not good for her.”
As the years progressed, Mica would come and go from their lives depending on “what John-Paul’s narrative was,” according to Anna.
“If you didn’t speak positively about John-Paul in any way, you (were) not allowed to be near Mica whatsoever,” she said. “Brainwashing came up every single week in our family.
Francis said her sister knew she was heading into battle and had began arming herself by documenting years of alleged abuse at the hands of her husband. After Mica was released from the mental health facility, John-Paul refused to return her phone, computer or purse.
So, Mica started over again with vigor, collecting evidence, affidavits – even reporting the church her husband ran to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
That report to the IRS was made the week she died, Francis said.
The family arrived at the funeral home only to be told by Miller he would only allow them that privilege if her parents signed a form consenting to her body being cremated,
When they finally were able to view Mica’s body, Anna said they immediately saw “bruising all over her hands and her arms.”
Anna Francis details her family's struggle for justice in the aftermath of her sister's death ...
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