John-Paul Miller reveals '350 pieces' of evidence he claims proves who is REALLY responsible for his wife Mica's sudden death as the pastor warns 'you're going to be shocked'

John-Paul Miller has shared a video on TikTok promising to present 'over 350 pieces of proof' relating to the death of his wife Mica Miller that will prove who is responsible. 

Mica, 30, was found with a gunshot wound in a North Carolina state park on April 27, 2024 with her death deemed a suicide by the Robeson County Sheriff's Department.

Just says days earlier she hit Miller with divorce papers due to an alleged tumultuous relationship, leading to intrigue around the case. 

Miller was cleared of her murder, but some internet sleuths scattered across the country remain unconvinced.

'I am looking forward to presenting over 350 pieces of proof. We're going to disprove all the lies that are out there. You're going to be shocked at some of the things that Mica says. We're going to find out who is responsible for my wife's death,' Miller says in the new TikTok. 

'Mica corresponded with me more than anybody else on planet Earth,' Miller said in the video. 'Mica will have justice.'

The evidence is said to consist of videos, audio, text messages, emails, and medical documents. 

Mica death has drawn national attention, particularly due to allegations of abuse in her relationship with John-Paul, who was the pastor at Solid Rock Church in Market Common in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, until he was relieved of his duties.

Miller, 44, insists there are lies being spread about he and his wife's relationship and he said he plans to release a series of videos to reveal Mica's true thoughts about her family and lawyer.

He said that the evidence he plans to present 'will disprove everything (Mica's family) and their lawyer is saying.' 

Miller said his silence so far 'is nothing more than wisdom and self-control so that we can the war that is up ahead.' 

Miller, a popular pastor with a criminal record that includes multiple counts of aggravated assault and battery, attributes his previous silence to 'wisdom and self-control'.

He stated how his intent to uncover the truth behind his wife's death and claiming, 'Mica will have justice.' 

Following a court hearing on June 5, 2024, Mica's family was granted rights to her belongings and called for legislative changes to a domestic violence bill, proposing it be named 'Mica's Law.' 

Authorities have previously stated that John-Paul Miller was not present at the scene of Mica's death and released 911 call recordings together with photos and surveillance footage showing Mica purchasing a gun before traveling to North Carolina the day of her suicide.

Miller has consistently denied any abuse, asserting, 'She has never once been abused as long as she has been married to me.'

The Robeson County Sheriff's Office, with assistance from the FBI, has been involved in the investigation.