Max Miller Sued Over 'Nude Photo of Daughter, 2, Left Online for 23 Hours'
The lawsuit filed by Miller's ex-wife alleges that he shared a link to a Dropbox file with a nude image of their daughter
Max Miller, the Republican congressman, and his attorney, Aaron Minc, are facing a lawsuit filed by Emily Moreno, his ex-wife. The lawsuit alleges that Miller and Minc recklessly shared a nude image of their two-year-old daughter on the internet. The image was posted on X and later made public via a Dropbox folder that Miller and Minc provided.
The lawsuit claims that the image was online and accessible for approximately 23 hours, during which it garnered over 233,000 views. Miller and Minc have not yet responded to the lawsuit, but Minc has called the accusations "outrageous and false." Moreno's attorney, Subodh Chandra, asserts that the child has become a collateral casualty of Miller's political ambitions, emphasizing the danger of posting such images online.
Chandra's statement highlights the "grave danger" of such actions and expresses the intention to hold Miller and Minc accountable under federal and state law. The lawsuit seeks $150,000 in damages for every time the image was accessed, transferred, distributed, published, or downloaded.
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