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FBI searches house connected to Mica Miller's husband
SUMMARY: The FBI executed a search warrant at the home of Solid Rock Pastor John Paul Miller, following the controversial death of his wife, Micah Miller, ruled a suicide in April. The couple was undergoing a divorce, and Micah’s family had accused JP of abuse. Public outcry and protests demanded a thorough investigation into her death. FBI agents were observed removing plastic evidence bags from the home, while unmarked vehicles were staged outside. The FBI’s involvement followed a request for assistance from local authorities, although JP Miller has not been charged with any crimes related to Micah’s death.
The FBI is conducting “court-authorized law enforcement activity” at a home connected to John-Paul “JP” Miller, an FBI spokesperson confirmed to ABC15.
John-Paul, a pastor at Solid Rock Church in The Market Common, was married to Mica Miller, who died by suicide at Lumber River State Park in Robeson County on April 27.
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Union residents reflect on 30 years since Susan Smith murder case
SUMMARY: Thirty years ago, Susan Smith drove her car into a lake with her young sons, Michael and Alexander, inside, initially falsely claiming she was carjacked. After a nine-day search, she was arrested, convicted, and sentenced to life in prison. In Union County, the tragedy still haunts residents, with many expressing a desire to move past the negative reputation associated with the case. Local residents like Jamie Strickland and Dennis Malbus reflect on their emotional memories and emphasize the community’s closeness and resilience. Smith will be eligible for parole in two years, with community members hoping for its denial.
Union residents reflect on 30 years since Susan Smith murder case
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Press conference held after parole rejected for child murderer Susan Smith
SUMMARY: At a South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services press conference, public information director Anita Danler and acting director Jod Gman discussed the parole hearing process. They emphasized the importance of the staff and the parole board’s critical role in making decisions. During the conference, it was announced that inmate Susan Smith was denied parole unanimously, with reasons including the nature of her crime and an unfavorable institutional record. She may be eligible for reconsideration in two years. The board operates independently, and various questions about the parole process were addressed, including board member recusals and the low parole rate for violent offenses.
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Carolina Forest community residents speak on increase sightings of black bear
SUMMARY: Residents in the Clear Pond neighborhood of Adori County report an increase in Black Bear sightings, with some seeing them nightly for weeks. A recent warning letter alerted the community to the situation. While a few residents shared their bear encounters on camera, many others expressed concerns for safety, especially for children and pets. They’ve started securing trash and food sources, and some have even named one bear “Ted.” The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources advises keeping garbage inside and removing bird feeders, noting that relocation is ineffective as bears often return.
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