Actor Ezra Miller Claims They Are the Messiah

The Flash actor Ezra Miller has come under fire for many things, but most recently, they have claimed to be the messiah and the devil.

This is a delusion that supposedly began with Miller’s close friend and associate Jasper Young Bear, who told Miller that they were the messiah, and the Freemasons were plotting on their life. Miller took to this, as in an interview shortly after this conversation, they did not answer questions so much as preach, as they are quoted to have said in the British GQ interview, “My prerogative is service. I’m here to do what I can for everybody I can do it for.”

Miller’s timeline for about two years has been rife with crime and controversy. The actor has been accused of grooming several young people, including environmental activist Tokata Iron Eyes; thievery, as they broke into a neighboring house to steal alcohol; assault, as they choked two strangers in a bar in Iceland, and various other concerning actions.

Tokata Iron Eyes, who goes by Gibson, was only 12 when they met 23-year-old Miller, and their parents have filed for a court issued protective order to keep their now-18-year-old child safe. Miller also kept a 25-year-old mother and her three young children in their house, which was full of guns and was an unsafe environment for raising children.This resulted in a child endangerment charge against Miller, who is said to have a shrine of guns, sage, cannabis, and Flash figurines in their home.

This concerning behavior, along with their rampant crime, has given way to a statement made by Ezra Miller following the news that Warner is looking to replace them or cancel the Flash movie entirely. The statement reads “Having recently gone through a time of intense crisis, I now understand that I am suffering from complex mental health issues and have begun an ongoing treatment. I want to apologize to everyone that I have alarmed and upset with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the necessary work to get back to a healthy, safe, and productive stage in my life.”

Photo Courtesy of Ezra Miller’s Facebook.