The documentary told Mica Miller’s story—but was there more to know?

In this episode of Steph’s Case Files, we take a closer look at the death of Mica Miller and explore details, events, public records, interviews, and questions surrounding the case that may not have received the same attention in the documentary.

We’ll revisit the timeline, examine the circumstances leading up to Mica’s death, and separate documented facts from allegations and speculation as we look at the bigger picture.

If you watched Death of a Pastor’s Wife and finished it thinking, “Wait… what else happened?”—this episode is for you.

🎙️ A Steph’s Case Files True Crime Podcast

Topics: Mica Miller • John-Paul Miller • Death of a Pastor’s Wife • True Crime • Investigation • Documentary • Case Timeline

This podcast discusses allegations and publicly reported information. Allegations should not be treated as established fact unless supported by official findings or court records.

🚨 NEW EPISODE: The D4vd Allegations & The Death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez 🚨

In this episode of Steph’s Case Files, we break down the disturbing allegations and growing criminal case surrounding music artist David Anthony Burke, known publicly as D4vd, and the tragic death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Investigators allege Celeste disappeared in 2024 before her remains were later discovered inside a Tesla connected to Burke in a shocking case that has sparked national attention. Prosecutors claim digital evidence, surveillance footage, phone data, and forensic findings paint a chilling picture leading up to her death.

We go through: ▪️ The timeline of Celeste’s disappearance ▪️ The discovery that changed the investigation ▪️ The allegations laid out by prosecutors ▪️ The evidence investigators say links Burke to the case ▪️ Courtroom developments and legal filings ▪️ The online reaction surrounding the accusations ▪️ And the unanswered questions still haunting this investigation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: David Anthony Burke (D4vd) has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

This episode is intended for news commentary and case discussion purposes based on publicly available reporting and court information.

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What happens when your job is to chase the worst crimes imaginable… and you can’t look away?

In this gripping episode of Steph’s Case Files, I sit down with retired Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent Kevin J. Laws, author of Hunter of the Damned: A Walk Through Hell.

From the earliest days of digital forensics to uncovering hidden networks operating in the shadows, Laws takes us inside the reality of investigating some of the darkest cases most people never see.

This is a conversation about truth, trauma, and the relentless pursuit of justice — told by someone who lived it.

We discuss: • The real stories behind Hunter of the Damned • How criminal networks operate in the digital world • The psychological toll of working these cases • What the public doesn’t understand about these investigations • Why telling these stories matters

⚠️ This episode discusses sensitive topics and may not be suitable for all listeners.

🎧 Listen now and step inside the world few are willing to face.