Overview
- Netflix released the three-episode documentary on Aug. 26, 2026, and it quickly became the platform’s most-watched series worldwide according to rankings cited in coverage.
- Authorities officially ruled Mica Miller’s death a suicide in April 2024, saying she died of a single gunshot wound after reporting suicidal intent, but her family continues to dispute that finding.
- Federal prosecutors secured indictments in December 2025 charging John‑Paul “JP” Miller with cyberstalking and making false statements, alleging long-running harassment that included tracking devices, repeated calls and messages, and sharing an intimate image.
- The pastor remains free on bond and his federal trial was postponed until October 2026, leaving criminal claims about harassment unresolved while he faces no charges in Miller’s death.
- The film, directed by Julia Willoughby Nason and Michael Gasparro, uses diaries, messages, police records and family testimony to spotlight perceived investigative gaps and has amplified public calls for closer scrutiny of stalking and abuse complaints.