A pastor's wife drowns in a state park in North Carolina on April 27, 2024, just two days after filing for divorce. Her family disputes the official suicide ruling, citing a pattern of religious manipulation, sexual coercion, financial control, and documented evidence that mysteriously disappeared while she was institutionalized. Hosts Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat, both raised in evangelical churches, decode the Netflix documentary 'Death of the Pastor's Wife' and uncover court filings revealing allegations of sexual abuse of minors, fraud, and ongoing federal charges. JP Miller weaponized religious authority gained through an unaccredited non-denominational church structure with no governing board oversight, using sermons to justify demanding daily sex and justifying infidelity as inevitable without spousal compliance.