Rep. Max Miller’s Attorney Apologizes for Releasing ‘Sensitive’ Image of Child in Documents Shared by Congressman
A court filing says the public Dropbox post drew more than 204,000 views and may have exposed images that qualify as child sexual abuse material.
- On Sunday, Congressman Max Miller shared a Dropbox folder online containing unredacted, sensitive photos of his 2-year-old daughter to contest domestic abuse allegations. The post garnered over 204,000 views before the images were removed.
- Miller released the documents amid an acrimonious custody battle with his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, who has accused him of domestic abuse—allegations he has repeatedly denied. He characterized the disclosure as necessary to protect their daughter.
- Attorney Aaron Minc, representing Miller, took responsibility Tuesday for the "completely unintentional" inclusion of the sensitive images. Emily Moreno's legal team demanded an explanation regarding whether the files contained potential child sexual abuse material.
- Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno, the child's grandfather, called on Miller to step down, saying the last two years were "pure hell" for his family. Several Republican lawmakers joined calls for the congressman to withdraw from his reelection bid.
- Miller confirmed to CNN on Tuesday that President Donald Trump did not ask him to drop out and said "nothing changed" regarding his reelection plans. Republicans face a 4 p.m. Wednesday deadline to remove Miller from the November ballot under Ohio law.
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'Completely Unintentional': Max Miller's Legal Team Backtracks Over Sensitive Dropbox Photo Leak
A lawyer for Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller stated on Tuesday that he is responsible for the inadvertent release of an unredacted photo of the congressman's two-year-old daughter. The sensitive photo leak occurred when Miller published a trove of documents on a public Dropbox folder on Sunday in an effort to defend himself against domestic abuse allegations. To recall, Miller released the documents alongside a livestreamed broadcast to address …
Max Miller Lawyer Admits Mistake Over Photo Leak
Imagine sitting at a computer, trying to clear your name, and accidentally posting a photo of your own toddler in a state of undress. That is exactly what happened to Rep. Max Miller and his legal team this week. His lawyer, Aaron Minc, admitted on Tuesday that he was the only person who handled the files. He took full blame for the error. “I am solely responsible for what happened,” Minc said in a statement. The goal was to prove the congressma…
Sen. Bernie Moreno Responds After Max Miller’s Attorney Admits to Accidentally Releasing Nude Photo of 2-Year-Old Daughter
In this The Gateway Pundit article, Jordan Conradson reports that Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno responded forcefully after Rep. Max Miller’s attorney admitted to accidentally releasing a nude photo of Moreno’s two-year-old granddaughter amid ongoing domestic abuse allegations against the congressman. Miller’s attorney, Aaron Minc, claimed sole responsibility for including the photo of the nude toddler...
Rep. Max Miller’s Attorney Issues Apology After Releasing Pic of His 2-Year-Old Daughter Fully Nude
Rep. Max Miller’s attorney, Aaron Minc, is claiming responsibility after the embattled congressman shared a fully nude photograph of his 2-year-old daughter. “Unfortunately, I missed the last three pages of a 40+ page document with sensitive content,” Minc said in a statement to CNN on Tuesday, August 4, issuing an apology for what the lawyer […]
Sen. Bernie Moreno Responds After Max Miller’s Attorney Admits to Accidentally Releasing Nude Photo of 2-Year-Old Daughter Amid Domestic Abuse Allegations * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
Republican Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno spoke to reporters on Tuesday after his ex-son-in-law, Rep.
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TMZRep. Max Miller Clashes With Jake Tapper Over Leaked Photo of Daughter
Rep. Max Miller tried to explain away the leaked photo of his undressed 2-year-old daughter that was made available on social media for over a day ... but Jake Tapper wasn't letting him have it both ways.
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