Moreno Lawyer Says Image Miller Shared May Be 'Considered Child Sex Abuse'
Max Miller's ex-wife's attorney said a Dropbox folder the congressman shared on X contained an inappropriate image of their child.
Ohio Representative Max Miller's ex-wife's lawyer, Subodh Chandra, claims a shared Dropbox folder on social media may contain child sexual abuse material. The folder, linked in Miller's post, contained private images of Miller and his daughter, with at least one image potentially depicting genitalia. Miller's former attorney, Aaron Minc, acknowledged the error, stating it was unintentional and a mistake.
Minc apologized to Miller, Moreno, and their families, expressing regret for the media spectacle surrounding the incident. Minc also disputed Chandra's description of the image, insisting it depicted only a shirtless two-year-old. Republicans have called for Miller to step down amid allegations of prior domestic abuse, which he denies.
Miller, however, has vowed to file an ethics investigation into himself to clear his name and is providing necessary documents for examination.
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