COERCED is an investigative true crime drop-feed from LunaShark Media, the team behind the acclaimed Murdaugh Murders Podcast. Hosted by journalists Mandy Matney, Liz Farrell, and Beth Braden, the series chronologically remasters over two years of original reporting from the True Sunlight Podcast on the suspicious death of Mica Miller, a pastor's wife whose apparent suicide masked a documented history of alleged coercive control, spiritual abuse, and domestic violence. Each episode builds a meticulous case file using court documents, FOIA-obtained records, 911 calls, and exclusive interviews, tracing not only JP Miller's troubling past but a generational pattern of abuse rooted in his father's own scandal-ridden ministry. The tone is serious, empathetic, and rigorously reported, blending hard-hitting investigative journalism with advocacy for domestic violence awareness. It appeals to true crime audiences drawn to slow-burn, deeply researched narratives that examine institutional failure, religious hierarchy, and the systemic dismissal of women's safety concerns — fans of shows like Dateline, Crime Junkie, or other Murdaugh-related LunaShark content will find this a compelling, socially conscious listen.
COERCED is an investigative true crime drop-feed from LunaShark Media, the team behind the acclaimed Murdaugh Murders Podcast. Hosted by journalists Mandy Matney, Liz Farrell, and Beth Braden, the series chronologically remasters over two years of original reporting from the True Sunlight Podcast on the suspicious death of Mica Miller, a pastor's wife whose apparent suicide masked a documented history of alleged coercive control, spiritual abuse, and domestic violence. Each episode builds a meticulous case file using court documents, FOIA-obtained records, 911 calls, and exclusive interviews, tracing not only JP Miller's troubling past but a generational pattern of abuse rooted in his father's own scandal-ridden ministry. The tone is serious, empathetic, and rigorously reported, blending hard-hitting investigative journalism with advocacy for domestic violence awareness. It appeals to true crime audiences drawn to slow-burn, deeply researched narratives that examine institutional failure, religious hierarchy, and the systemic dismissal of women's safety concerns — fans of shows like Dateline, Crime Junkie, or other Murdaugh-related LunaShark content will find this a compelling, socially conscious listen.
