Mica Miller, pastor’s wife in Myrtle Beach, SC: Cause of death released by North Carolina medical examiner

LUMBERTON, N.C. — A South Carolina pastor’s spouse shot and killed herself in Robeson County, North Carolina, based on a medical expert.

Dr. Richard Johnson is the Robeson County Medical Examiner. He informed the realm ABC affiliate that he was on the scene serving to the on-call medical expert on April 27 at Lumbee River State Park.

That is when and the place the physique of 30-year-old Mica Miller was discovered. She was the spouse of John-Paul Miller, the pastor of Strong Rock Church in Myrtle Seashore, South Carolina.

Mica’s dying had been the main focus of a lot hypothesis because it grew to become recognized that she had died. Her husband was the primary to name Mica’s dying a suicide. Her family and friends then got here ahead with questions and issues about her dying.

“We had been speaking about her coming to church Sunday, getting some assist along with her automobile fee, simply life stuff — simply her shifting ahead,” one among Mica’s associates mentioned expressing doubts that she killed herself.

On-line data present that Mica and John-Paul had been within the technique of getting a divorce.

In the course of the weekend, there have been two separate memorials held on the identical time to honor Mica’s life: one organized by her husband, the opposite by her associates.

As well as, police paperwork present that Mica “was afraid for her life” within the month main as much as her dying.

The paperwork present that Mica believed an individual was following and watching her, even deflating her tires and pestering her with telephone calls. A mechanic reportedly discovered a monitoring gadget on her automobile.

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