Rep. Max Miller’s Girlfriend Was Just Indicted
On Thursday, the woman Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) has been dating for nearly two years was indicted by a grand jury on three criminal counts: grand theft, telecommunications fraud, and misuse of a credit card. The charges against Jaclyn Alatrash, first reported by Mother Jones, are in connection to allegations from her ex-husband that Alatrash […]
Rep. Max Miller's girlfriend, Jaclyn Alatrash, has been indicted on three criminal charges by a grand jury. The allegations include grand theft, telecommunications fraud, and misuse of a credit card. Alatrash is accused of using Matthew Kampert's credit card to make over $9,000 worth of Instacart purchases after their legal separation, according to a report by Mother Jones.
The alleged fraudulent purchases were made at various retailers, including Spirit Halloween, Ulta Beauty, the Vitamin Shoppe, and Costco. Kampert claims the dissolution of his marriage to Alatrash was finalized in February 2025, seven months before the alleged credit card usage began in September 2025. Rep. Miller, who has been dating Alatrash since December 2024, has denied any wrongdoing.
His ongoing child custody dispute with his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, has already led to allegations of violence against Moreno, prompting calls for Miller to step down from his position. Alatrash, a Cleveland-area anesthesia assistant and bodybuilder, is set to be arraigned on October 23.
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