Missouri AG Probes Matt Miller After 26 Fraud Complaints and $51,000 GoFundMe Pause
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Updated · First Alert 4 · Jul 15
Missouri AG Probes Matt Miller After 26 Fraud Complaints and $51,000 GoFundMe Pause
3 articles · Updated · First Alert 4 · Jul 15
Summary
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office opened a likely lengthy investigation after receiving 26 complaints alleging Matt Miller took payments for fantasy leagues, scouting lessons and camps without delivering the promised product.
June 17 set the backdrop: Miller was seriously injured when his Ford Bronco crossed the center line on Route 96 in Jasper County and hit a semi, later saying he lost his left arm.
More than $51,000 was raised through a GoFundMe for Miller's medical costs, but the fundraiser was paused as complaints spread online; Hanaway said the GoFundMe itself is not under investigation.
July 10, Miller said on X he was stepping away indefinitely and would be placed on leave from ESPN to focus on recovery, and he has not publicly answered the fraud allegations.
Missouri's AG is urging anyone who believes they were misled to contact the office, signaling the case could widen beyond the initial complaints.