This is a true crime in real-time update from True Crime Today and the Hidden Killers podcast.

Former Myrtle Beach pastor John Paul Miller has been arrested as he finds himself at the center of a complex web of allegations,

a tragic death, and a community seeking answers.

It began quietly enough on an unassuming Wednesday afternoon.

By 2.38 p.m., police were responding to a disturbance outside the market-common area of Myrtle Beach.

Protesters had gathered once again demanding answers in the death of Mike Ahmiller, John Paul's wife,

who tragically passed away in April.

But this time, the confrontation escalated.

Video footage captured a tense exchange between Miller and a protester, leading to his arrest for third-degree assault.

The charge was serious, yet it was only one piece of a larger, more intricate puzzle.

Just days earlier, the FBI conducted a raid on Miller's home.

Neighbors watched as agents methodically removed items, including what appeared to be computer equipment and documents.

Federal authorities have kept quiet about the nature of their investigation, but the timing is telling.

This wasn't a random event. It was part of an inquiry that has gained momentum since Micah's passing.

Her family convinced there's more to the story has pushed relentlessly for the truth.

Micah Miller's death was officially ruled a suicide, a tragic loss for her loved ones and the

community. However, her family has raised questions about the circumstances leading up to that day.

In the weeks before her passing, Micah filed for divorce, citing concerns about her well-being.

Police records show she reached out multiple times reporting incidents that made her feel unsafe.

Each report added another layer of complexity to a situation that was already fraught with tension.

As the investigation unfolds, attention has shifted to the timeline of events.

Mike Oz's divorce attorney, Regina Ward, recently confirmed that she received a subpoena to provide documents to a grand jury.

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