Max Miller denies using Meta smart glasses to spy on ex-wife Emilys lawyers in court
WASHINGTON — Embattled Rep.Max Miller denied using Meta Glasses to make secret recordings during a July court hearing after his ex-wife’s lawyers raised concerns that something seemed off about the congressman’s embrace of the new technology.
Emily Moreno’s attorneys demanded Miller (R-Ohio) fork over the Meta Glasses for inspection after he was seen wearing them before a July 28 hearing in their messy child custody fight.“This is notable because [Miller] had never worn any sort of eyewear to a hearing previously,” Moreno’s attorneys wrote in a filing last week.“[Miller] specifically wore Meta Glasses, which, importantly, can be used for recording purposes.”“[Miller] has a history of surreptitious recording—he has made reference to the fact that Ohio is a single-party consent state and how he is not violating any laws when he records conversations with individuals multiple times,” they added.
The Ohio congressman has publicly released multiple secret recordings he made of his ex-wife, including one that lent credence to her accusations that he dumped hot water on her in 2024.Miller’s team denied that he was wearing them during the court hearing.
But Moreno’s attorneys alluded to concerns that he could’ve set the glasses down and been recording their private conversations during deliberations.Looming over the Meta Glasses feud are long-simmering tensions between Miller and Moreno’s lawyer, veteran family law attorney Andrew Zashin.In May, Zashin’s team accused Miller of trying to goad him into a brawl after a tense hearing.Miller had allegedly insulted Zashin’s fiancée after he grilled him about his girlfriend during the hearing.Zashin had focused on how Miller falsely claimed his girlfriend was present for a Feb.
1 custody exchange in which Moreno accused her ex-husband of shoving her.Miller admitted to making the false statement under oath, saying he misremembered it because the girlfriend showed up to the house that day.
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