In this emotional episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I sit downwith Elizabeth Dubois, a homeland Security expert and cousin of Army National Guard veteran JJ Millet.
We share a deeply emotional and urgent conversation about JJ’s case, where he now faces domestic terrorism charges after a psychiatric crisis triggered by medication prescribedby the VA.
Elizabeth gently guides me through what truly happened: how JJ made the brave choice to call the 988-crisis line, voluntarily surrender his weapons, and seek help. Actions like these, to us, show someone desperately in need of support, not punishment.
We also confront the painful reality of his personaltherapeutic journals being wrongly labeled as a “manifesto,” and what that dangerous mischaracterization could mean, not just for JJ, but for every veteran who might hesitate to reach out for help out of fear of being criminalized.
JJ and Elizabeth are united in their message. This is notjust about JJ’s story; it’s about ensuring that no veteran feels alone or afraid when seeking help. It’s about accountability, compassion, and the devastating consequences when the system fails to protect those who served.
You can make a difference by sharing JJ’s story and raising your voice for help.
JJ, you are not alone.
