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Hemingway, 38, St. John's Christian, 32 in overtime.

And one that I took in on WPDE, I had to call on this one.

on Friday Night Rivals, West Florence 41, Myrtle Beach 27.

I can assess that quickly.

Oh, the irony.

Oh, by the way, that video's from our friends at Myrtle Beach Sun News and WPDE.

The irony, Jennifer Wood, the irony that Pastor John Paul Miller shows up in a silver suit demanding anonymity.

It reminds me of Harry and Meghan's worldwide privacy tour.

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2024.

John Paul Miller sits down with WPDE for an interview.

During the interview, he mentioned some of the struggles he thought Micah had with mental health.

So over the years since we've been married, you know, some people struggle with high blood pressure, some struggle with diabetes.

Champolle asked the Sheriff's Office to meet with him in South Carolina.

The investigation team said they did not plan to cross the state lines.

Wednesday, May 8th, 2024, public records requested by WPDE are released detailing the events leading up to Micah's suicide.

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It wasn't.

In 1989, WPDE aired a five-part investigation where young men from Reginald's congregation appeared on camera and alleged he made advances towards them.

In 2006, he was arrested at Bath House on charges that were later expunged.

In 2015, Reginald pled guilty to four federal felonies and two misdemeanors.

So, again, I've got TV tonight, Wilson and Darlington.

Wilson at Darlington tonight, WPDE.

But listen, just because we've got that cooking doesn't mean we won't be in touch with you on X, on the message boards.

Got the live scores going at fourquarterfriday.com. And as Rob said, Join us right back here tomorrow morning, 8 a.m., for the fastest hour in football.

Like JP, journalism would become Wayne Miller's biggest enemy.

In 1989, WPDE, a local TV station, ran a five-part series on Wayne Miller, accusing him of sexually abusing male students at his Bible college.

Wayne tried his best to fight that bad publicity from the series in Florence by suing the station for $5 million.

This is also something JP likely learned from his father, to fight fire with lawsuits, even if you withdraw from them a few weeks later, just like his father did in 1989.

But that incident would be kept quiet, at least until it was outed in 1989.

That year, WPDE broadcast a five-part series on Wayne Miller with, quote, "Blurred faces and disguised voices recounting inappropriate advances Miller allegedly made on students at his Bible college." This, according to JP's own mother, Susan, in divorce filings, would be the first domino to fall in the Miller dynasty.

According to the Sun News, in 1987, the wives of two Bible college students accused Wayne Miller of, quote, "Making sexual advances on their husbands." After WPDE made these allegations public in 1989, Miller defended himself immediately and said he was already cleared of sexual immorality.

By who, you ask? Well, an obscure group of three clergymen from the National Leadership Conference got together in 1987.

One of those men was the Reverend Jamie Buckingham of Florida.

And it's hard to trust the outcome of any investigation conducted by parties who are more interested in the protection of the institution than they are in actually holding church leaders to account.

I have no idea what happened in 1987.

1987.But it is important to note that Wayne Miller sued WPDE for $5 million in February 1989, just weeks after the series ran.