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WASHINGTONPOST (Alexei Koseff) - Rep. Max Miller’s ex-wife sues after sensitive image of child was publicly shared

The Ohio Republican had released documents through a publicly accessible Dropbox account this month, seeking to fend off allegations of domestic abuse.

AI:Representative Max Miller is facing a lawsuit from his ex-wife following the public release of sensitive images of their daughter via a shared Dropbox account. The incident occurred as Miller attempted to use publicly accessible documents to counter ongoing allegations of domestic abuse. This legal battle follows recent reports linking Miller to similar controversy involving explicit imagery and adds further scrutiny to his personal conduct amidst his political career.Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Rep. Max Miller's lawyer takes blame after sensitive photo of lawmaker's daughter surfaces in public Dropbox folder

Ohio Rep. Max Miller's attorney says he alone is responsible for accidentally including a sensitive photo of Miller's two-year-old daughter in a Dropbox folder the congressman shared publicly online, a mistake now fueling calls for Miller's resignation and a formal House Ethics Committee investigation. Miller posted the folder on X on August 2 alongside an […] The post Rep. Max Miller's lawyer takes blame after sensitive photo of lawmaker's daughter surfaces in public Dropbox folder appeared first on American Almanac .

Ohio Rep. Max Miller's attorney says he alone is responsible for accidentally including a sensitive photo of Miller's two-year-old daughter in a Dropbox folder the congressman shared publicly online, a mistake now fueling calls for Miller's resignation and a formal House Ethics Committee investigation. Miller posted the folder on X on August 2 alongside an almost-20-minute video denying domestic abuse allegations made by his former wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio. The folder was meant to contain documents supporting Miller's defense. Instead, it included a photo of his toddler daughter that Moreno's attorneys now allege could constitute child sexual abuse material. Attorney Aaron Minc, who assembled…Open