Tragic Mica Miller's family reveal the vital evidence they have handed over to the FBI amid ongoing investigation after her death

Mica Miller's heartbroken family have revealed the potentially damning evidence they handed to the FBI that could pin her death on her pastor husband. Mica was just 30 when she shot herself dead in Lumber River State Park in Robeson County, South Carolina, in April Regina Ward authenticated the documents she handed over to the FBI in June Pastor Jonathan Miller, left, had his Myrtle Beach home raided by the FBI, six months after wife Mica's suicide Agents told WBTW they are 'conducting court authorized law enforcement activity' at the lavish property, but refused to comment further. She pulled her car up to a gas pump, walked in the store, bought an energy drink and walked out before filling up her tank and driving away In haunting final images, Mica Miller was seen in surveillance footage at a remote gas station just before she was found dead in a lake in Lumber River State Park on April 27 Solid Rock Ministries in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has a multimillion-dollar portfolio and owns four properties with a total taxable value of $5.59million Karon admitted that she could 'see why would say it was antagonistic' for her to approach John-Paul in the way that she did, but justified her actions and said he should not have touched her. John-Paul's wife Mica Miller committed suicide in April, and her passing drew national attention as scrutiny fell on her husband's behavior in the weeks after her death John-Paul Miller, 45, a pastor who came under suspicion after his wife's high-profile suicide in the spring has been arrested after an FBI raid on his home ‘Our marriage and my husband’s career were less than stable at the time, because at the time my husband’s affair was discovered, he had previously admitted to both me and our congregation, that he had an addiction to prostitution,’ Alison wrote in the affidavit to support her bid for alimony.