The harassment case is linked to a separate internal FBI matter that resulted in the demotion of two senior counterterrorism agents in the bureau's Washington Field Office. Justice Department officials warned that attempts to anonymize criminal conduct through technology would not prevent the government from finding and prosecuting individuals who use such tools to harass or intimidate others.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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US Indicts Man in Stephen Miller Stalking Case That Demoted 2 FBI Agents
US Politics19 days ago
John Anthony Proia III of Massachusetts was arrested after a federal grand jury in Boston charged him with cyberstalking Katie Miller, a prominent Republican and the wife of White House official Stephen Miller. The indictment alleges that Proia sent dozens of unsettling communications to Katie Miller, her husband, and their family for several months. U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley stated that these messages relentlessly targeted the family and profoundly disrupted their lives.
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