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FBI arrests Massachusetts man on charge of stalking conservative podcaster Katie Miller
NBC News • • general
Key Points:
- John Anthony Proia III was arrested and federally charged with stalking Katie Miller, a former Trump administration adviser, after allegedly making over 40 harassing calls and texts within two months, according to the Justice Department.
- Proia reportedly used multiple phone numbers generated through Voice over Internet Protocol apps to send disturbing messages to Miller, her husband Stephen Miller, and her parents, causing significant emotional distress.
- The indictment details menacing calls and offensive texts targeting Miller and her family, including derogatory and hateful language directed at her husband and parents.
- Miller publicly thanked the FBI and federal prosecutors for their work in securing Proia’s indictment, highlighting concerns about previous delays in the investigation.
- The arrest follows recent personnel changes within the FBI’s Washington Field Office amid criticism over the agency’s handling of threats against Miller.
