Brandon Miller's Suicide Note Reveals Financial Struggles

Brandon Miller, a prominent real estate mogul, tragically took his own life last month at his $15.5 million Hamptons residence, which he shared with his wife, Candice. The 43-year-old's decision came in the wake of significant financial distress, exacerbated by a critical business deal that fell through. In a suicide note, Miller expressed feelings of hopelessness and outlined two life insurance policies intended to settle his debts, which were estimated to be around $17 million at the time of his death. Miller's suicide occurred while his family was away on a luxury vacation in Europe. He chose to end his life by inhaling exhaust fumes in their garage, a decision that shocked friends and family. Those close to him described him as a devoted father to his two daughters, who were unaware of the turmoil he faced. Reports indicate that Miller had been struggling to maintain the extravagant lifestyle he and his wife had enjoyed, leading to mounting pressures. Legal troubles compounded Miller's financial woes, with multiple lawsuits filed against him for unpaid debts. Notably, Interior Marketing Group Inc. sued him for over $102,000 related to luxury furnishings, while Lighthouse Marina claimed he owed more than $55,000 for services rendered to his boat, named MillerTime. Friends revealed that Miller had encouraged Candice to take the vacation, assuring her that all expenses were covered, even as he faced escalating financial challenges.