Netflix’s Death of the Pastor’s Wife has brought fresh attention to Mica Miller’s troubled marriage to John-Paul Miller and the events before her death.
Of Mica’s fourteen 911 calls, five were about tracking devices she believed were placed on her vehicle. In March 2024, she made several calls saying trackers had been found on her car and other vehicles she drove. Her last call about a tracker was on April 15, 2024, twelve days before she was found dead.
She believed someone planted it to stop her from showing up in court.
In one call, she said a tracker was found the day before a court appearance but courthouse surveillance footage didn’t show anyone placing it there. The Netflix docuseries “Death of the Pastor’s Wife” adds more to the picture of what Mica feared before her death. In the series, Mica’s friend Burna Pabon says Mica told her that her husband would “put a bullet” in her head and then say she committed suicide , per NewsNation . Mica’s loved ones also talk about her decision to divorce John-Paul, citing alleged infidelity and emotional abuse, as well as harassment she said she experienced after the couple separated. They also discuss what Mica said she went through during the marriage, including allegations that JP had multiple affairs, refused to let her sleep until they had sex, and coerced her into sexual contact with homeless men, per NewsNation.
