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Sep 12, 2026
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
2,000 children cannot get into our schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new Colored Normal School at Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
2,000 children cannot get into our schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new colored normal school in Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Silas DeanHOST
So I guess when JP's really a child...
Silas DeanHOST
A Florence TV station aired a five-part investigative docu-series in which the Bible college that his father founded and was running was investigated with students coming forward accusing his father, Pastor Reginald, of making serious and perverted sexual advances.
Silas DeanHOST
JP's mother, Susan, would later reference these allegations in Reginald's sexual perversion or behavior in a divorce affidavit I was able to get my grubby hands on.
Silas DeanHOST
Could you imagine that, though, that like the break of the story is not even just like an article or a headline.
StewHOST
Oh, my God.
StewHOST
And like Christ.
StewHOST
And I can imagine in Florence, South Carolina, like that is like crazy.
StewHOST
And the gossip mill must have been just like insane.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
Yeah, I mean, I was in eighth grade and I remember all the teachers kind of running back and forth between classes.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
And then I was at a small Catholic school in Florence, South Carolina.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
We went to the church and started praying until our parents came and picked us up.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
And, you know, the one thing that my wife brought up that I still remember and we talk about every time this time of year.
16 MINS LATER
Matt AndersonPANELIST
He came and lived with us for a while.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
It's funny, JB, you mentioned being in Spanish class.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
He actually taught Spanish at South Florence for six months until he could get home Living with us.
Matt AndersonPANELIST
But yeah, I mean, he he took a bus from Montana because that's where he was to South Carolina.
speaker_0NARRATOR
did not like it so
Joe KiserGUEST
here you know it's our first out-of-state show playing a big venue night stage and yeah we didn't get booed but it was pretty silent after we were done with our track so we're like man you know we're like it's going to be the whole tour going to be like this and then Our next show we played in Florence, South Carolina.
Joe KiserGUEST
We played with a band from Pennsylvania called Stand Up.
Joe KiserGUEST
They're a pretty good band.
Joe KiserGUEST
I think their singer ran a record label, and I think he's still active in the scene of maybe managing bands and things like that.
Joe KiserGUEST
But we ended up playing in Florence, and it was an amazing show.
Joe KiserGUEST
The F.W. Hall show packed out.
Joe KiserGUEST
Kids loving it.
Jethro Gilligan TothHOST
Yeah.
Jethro Gilligan TothHOST
And so you drove all the way to Florence, South Carolina with a loaf of bread under your seatbelt.
Kat Gilligan TothHOST
But yes, I have added one of those clips to our Amazon cart.
Kat Gilligan TothHOST
So I'm very excited to see how that works.
Amy TownsendHOST
Now, JP's federal case has been delayed several times.
Amy TownsendHOST
The most recent continuance moved jury selection into the October 2026 term of the federal court in Florence, South Carolina.
Amy TownsendHOST
And if he's convicted, the cyber-stalking charge carries a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison.
Amy TownsendHOST
And the false statements charge carries up to two years.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
2,000 children cannot get into our schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new colored normal school in Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Mandy MatneyHOST
In this episode of Coerced, we take you through all of it as we reported it in real time.
Mandy MatneyHOST
The raid, the arrest, the three-page indictment that reads like a summary of this entire series, and the day that Liz watched JP Miller stand before a federal judge in Florence, South Carolina, while protesters in purple filled the parking lot outside.
Mandy MatneyHOST
One thing to be crystal clear about before we start, JP Miller has been charged with cyberstalking Micah and lying to federal investigators.
Mandy MatneyHOST
He has pleaded not guilty so far.
31 MINS LATER
Mandy MatneyHOST
The night Micah fled to Gaffney through the morning that she died, federal prosecutors drew the same map we did.
Mandy MatneyHOST
At least it looks like it.
Mandy MatneyHOST
And one month later, in January 2026, JP Miller walked into a federal courthouse in Florence to answer for it.
Mandy MatneyHOST
And thanks to our premium members, Liz Farrell was in the room for what she came to call the JP Jubilee.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So to assure you that you're seeing these things as they actually happened, I have put this assurance in the form of a legal affidavit.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A copy of this affidavit, duly signed, notarized, and certified, has been placed on file in the Florence County Courthouse, Florence, South Carolina.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now, I invite you into the Great Tent Cathedral for one of the four services filmed in Florence.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now, ladies and gentlemen, it's my happy privilege and pleasure to present the man that God has raised up with a message for your deliverance, God's man for this hour, the Reverend Oral Roberts.
Jeffrey GriderHOST
So there he is.
Jeffrey GriderHOST
And this is a movie that his team produced.
Jeffrey GriderHOST
And he wants to assure the listener and the person that this movie was made to influence that you can trust everything that he's about to say because he created an affidavit that was signed by him and notarized.
Jeffrey GriderHOST
and entered into the record at the courthouse in Florence, South Carolina.
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