War of words erupts between pastor and his glamorous late wife's family as he tells congregants Mica Miller committed suicide... but they mysteriously warn 'there's more to the story'

Bizarre video shows the moment a pastor announces his wife's death in front of his stunned congregation after forbidding them from discussing it in church.  

Mica Miller, 30, was discovered with a fatal gunshot wound on April 27 in Lumber River State Park, North Carolina.

Her pastor husband announced her death at their nearby church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the day after she was found. 

Police in Robeson County are now investigating, but so far nobody has been charged. 

A lack of information about Miller's passing has seen friends and family question what exactly went wrong.

Pastor's wife Mica Miller, pictured with husband John-Paul Miller, has been found dead in an apparent suicide in North Carolina

Miller, 30, was discovered with a fatal gunshot wound on April 27 in Lumber River State Park, North Carolina

Her death was announced as suicide by her pastor husband John-Paul Miller at the end of a service at their church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Miller told his congregation at the Solid Rock at Market Common church that his wife's death was 'self-induced.'

'You all know she wasn't well mentally and that she needed her medicine and it was hard to get to her,' he said.

Prior to making the announcement, he asked his flock to stand and instructed them to, 'leave church quietly and don't talk about the announcement here in the building.'

'I'm taking a little bit of a break, it might be a few days or weeks. I got a call last night, my wife has passed away, yeah it was self-induced [...] I'm just kind of going on adrenaline,' Miller's husband said.

An obituary penned by him also described his wife as 'a great stepmother, and an amazing wife and helpmate' and portrayed her as his biggest cheerleader.

Kenn Young, Mica's friend, is among those searching for answers over what happened.

'This has to be at least looked into deeply. There's got to be some accountability here,' he told WPDE. 'Because yeah, a tragic life was lost, and it's not just as simple as mental health issues.'

Miller's sisters have also alluded to questions around her death, making posts with the caption '#JusticeforMica.'

Miller told the congregation that his wife's death was 'self-inflicted' and due to poor mental health

But the lack of information about Miller's passing has raised questions for some, including amongst her family

John-Paul Miller is pastor of the the Solid Rock at Market Common church in South Carolina

'There is a lot of talk already going on so I want to set the record straight. Our sister Mica Miller passed away yesterday,' Miller's sister Sierra Francis wrote.

'Please do not listen to false stories being shared about her. Mica was a God-fearing, joyful, loving woman.

'We know that so many of you feel this gut-wrenching loss with us. The fight is not over.'

Miller originally hails from Wichita, Kansas, as one of five children, according to her obituary.

Court filings indicate she had served her husband with divorce papers just weeks before her death.

The pastor's obituary describes her as, 'energetic, affirming, adventurous, faithful, loving, giving, forgiving, talented, joyous, creative, assertive, bold, determined, authoritative, passionate, hardworking, a risk taker, and so much more.' 

In an interview with ABC15, Miller's husband reiterated that his wife had taken her own life.

'She had struggled with suicide before,' he said. 'Each time we would help her through it and take her to the doctor, and we got through it and everything was fine. 

'She even gave a few testimonies here at church that we have on video. She battled suicide but God took care of her and got her through it.' 

Miller originally hails from Wichita, Kansas, and was one of five siblings. Her husband said she had been open about mental health struggles 

But the lack of information from the police has led many including Millers sisters (pictured) to question what happened

Court filings indicate she had served her husband with divorce papers just weeks before her death 

He added she was 'probably the greatest wife anyone could ask for' and described nights spent talking to each other for hours.

A celebration of Miller's life is scheduled to take place on Sunday.

Major Damien McLean with the Robeson County Sheriff's Office said his team is still working on the case. At this stage, there is nothing to suggest a threat to the wider community, he said.

McLean added his office plans to release more information in the next few days. 

DailyMail.com has contacted Robeson County Sheriff's Office for comment.