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Mica Miller, born in 1994 in Wichita, Kansas, was a prominent member of the worship or music team at Solid Rock Church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The documentary, Death of the Pastor's Wife, explores her life, relationship with her husband John-Paul "JP" Miller, and the circumstances surrounding her death. The series uses previously unseen footage and accounts from friends and family to retrace her journey.
Mica and JP, who were both married at the time, began an affair in their teenage years and married in 2017 when Mica was 23 and JP was 38. However, their marriage began to deteriorate by 2023, with allegations of John-Paul's controlling behavior and affairs. Mica, who had been in a relationship with JP since her teenage years, started filing for divorce in October 2023, although the case was later dismissed.
In the months following the divorce filing, Mica made numerous police reports alleging harassment and monitoring. She discovered a GPS tracking device on her car, found a razor blade on one of her tires, and claimed she received messages from John-Paul indicating knowledge of her movements. In March 2024, she sought a restraining order against her estranged husband, stating she was "afraid for her life."
On April 27, 2024, Mica's body was found at Lumber River State Park in North Carolina, leading to an official ruling of suicide.
The documentary sheds light on the months and years leading up to Mica's death, emphasizing her previous reports to police, the tracking device found on her car, and her attempts to separate from JP. Many family members and friends directly blame JP for her death, arguing that his treatment drove her to take her own life. Despite the official ruling, JP has not been charged with Mica's death.
Instead, he faced federal indictments in December 2025 for cyber-stalking and making false statements to federal investigators. These charges do not accuse him of causing her death, and he remains free on bond while his federal trial is scheduled for October.
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