Mayhem Arrested AGAIN-Asks for $2mil Help for Legal Fees
 

Jason 'Mayhem' Miller opens up about bizarre MMA Hour appearance, recent arrest, and future plans

Bleachersreport,/MMA Fighting, 23 October2012




NEW YORK -- Jason "Mayhem" Miller has a lot to get off his chest.

In his first interview since announcing his retirement on "The MMA Hour," Miller took a stroll with us through Central Park to discuss his bizarre appearance on the show two weeks ago, his recent arrest, his strange behavior as of late, what he's been up to, and where he's going from here. All those questions you wanted answered two weeks ago? Well, they're here.

Enjoy the one-hour interview with Miller above.

MMA: Mayhem Arrested =AGAIN !
 

Jason “Mayhem” Miller Arrested Again

10 September, 2013



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Jason "Mayhem" Miller - Esther Lin/Sherdog.com


Things continue to spiral out of control for former UFC star Jason “Mayhem” Miller, who was arrested again on Monday.
Fox Sports writer Mike Chiappetta broke the news in a Twitter post on Tuesday.

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Mayhem Miller was arrested again yesterday, according to Orange County, CA public records. No details except that he is out on bond. — Mike Chiappetta MMA (@MikeChiappetta)

While details surrounding the arrest are scarce, it wouldn’t be any surprise if this is somehow connected to Miller’s pending domestic assault case involving his estranged girlfriend.

In August, Miller was arrested twice for domestic violence in roughly a two-week period. SciFighting.com attended Miller’s arraignment in Orange County, California, where he was accused of choking and urinating on the alleged victim.

Miller has proclaimed his innocence and denied all charges in light of the allegations.

Life outside of MMA hasn’t been too kind for Miller, who was released from the UFC last year after a two-fight skid. About a year ago, he was arrested in Orange County when police found him naked inside a church.

Miller is no longer an active MMA fighter. He announced his retirement shortly after being released from the UFC. While he has generated a cult following for his wild antics and bizarre behavior, UFC President Dana White has admitted to never really being a fan of Miller.

In an interview with MMAFighting.com, White stated that Miller wasn’t exactly a “normal” individual, let alone a UFC fighter. He isn't a fan of the “Mayhem” act, and he doesn’t even think of him as a UFC fighter:

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“I don't think you can compare him to any other fighter. He's always been ... let's just say, not normal. His life is bad enough without me adding to it. It drives me crazy about fighters doing this. The guy has had 40-something fights and he's only fought in the UFC three times and he's never won one fight. People like to talk about him ‘Oh, he's retired and a UFC fighter.’ He's not a UFC fighter. This guy fought in the UFC three times and never won one fight. I wouldn't compare him to any one else in the sport because I never met anyone like 'Mayhem' Miller. I'm not a big fan, I never have been a fan, and I'm not gonna be a fan anytime soon.”

Sadly, Miller has come a long way from dancing in a Jason mask and throwing money into the crowd during his MMA walkout. Wherever Miller goes, mayhem is sure to follow.

Re: Mayhem Arrested AGAIN-Asks for $2mil Help for Legal Fees
 

Jason 'Mayhem' Miller Starts GoFundMe Campaign to Help Pay $2 million Legal Defense

Bleachers, 28 Oct 2014


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As of this writing, he's managed to secure $845. Only $1,999,155 to go!
I guess it beats starting another ice bucket challenge.


Former Strikeforce and UFC veteran Jason Miller is hoping to raise money for his costly legal defense by way of GoFundMe, the popular online crowdfunding destination that asks regular folks to shell out some coin because ... pretty please?

Miller is "asking for your support in this non-traditional way" because he has "encountered some non-traditional problems," but insists that "any money you invest will be reinvested" into mixed martial arts (MMA). Just as soon as he frees his dog from the pound and hires a camera crew to document his experience.

Read his entire sales pitch here

The former "Bully Beatdown" host was arraigned on charges of resisting and obstructing an officer in Orange County Superior Court last week (details) in the wake of his three-hour standoff with local police and a tactical SWAT team in Mission Viejo, Calif., during which he refused to leave his home.

To read his Twitter play-by-play of the spectacle click here..

Miller was released on a $200,000 bond and will soon have to answer to the charges that led to his most recent arrest, which include several instances of domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. And since his track record isn't exactly squeaky-clean, he's going to need some big-time muscle on his defense team. That's where you come in.

Hey mister, can you spare a dime?