Ohio Representative Max Miller released audio recordings of his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, in response to her allegations of abuse and drug use. The recordings, made during a confrontation on August 20, 2024, feature Moreno accusing Miller of drug use and expressing fear for her safety. Moreno, the daughter of U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno, claimed to have found needles near Miller's bed and described instances of alleged abuse, including pouring hot water on her. Miller denied the allegations and stated he would take a drug test. The audio release comes as Miller faces a competitive reelection bid, with polls indicating a close race against Democrat Brian Poindexter. In response to the audio release, Moreno's spokesman criticized Miller for attempting to discredit her claims and called for psychological help for him. Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has also accused Miller of abuse, and he has a history of other allegations, including a DUI arrest in college. Former President Trump commented on the situation, stating he would look into the accusations against Miller.
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Rep. Max Miller Releases Audio of Ex-Wife Amid Abuse Allegations
Rep. Max Miller of Ohio has publicly released audio recordings of his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, who has accused him of drug use and abuse. The recordings include Moreno expressing fear for her safety and detailing instances of alleged abusive behavior. Miller denied the allegations and is facing a competitive reelection bid amid these accusations.
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Embattled Rep. Max Miller bizarrely posts audio of ex-wife accusing him of drug use while trying to fend off accusations
Rep. Max Miller Releases Audio of Ex-Wife Amid Abuse Allegations