The Missouri Attorney General’s Office launched an investigation into ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller on July 2.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has now addressed that investigation for the first time in an interview with Heather Sullivan of First Alert 4 in St. Louis.
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Hanaway confirmed the investigation was centered on complaints that Miller had failed to deliver product – or had provided “minimal product” – to individuals who had paid for camps or to join fantasy football leagues run by him.
Hanaway also outlined that her office decided to investigate Miller because it was “getting complaints from Missourians that they had been victims of his.” A total of 26 complaints have been filed against him thus far.
“It does look like it’s going to be a lengthy investigation because there were a lot of transactions,” Hanaway explained.
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