In a disturbing new development, Montreal billionaire Robert Miller, the 81-year-old founder of Future Electronics, has been slapped with additional sexual misconduct charges involving yet another complainant, who was under the age of 14 when the alleged offenses began.

Miller, who was already arrested in May on 21 sex-related counts connected to 10 other complainants—many of whom were also minors during the period of the alleged abuse from 1994 to 2016—now faces three more serious allegations. These include sexual interference with a minor under the age of 16, sexual exploitation of a minor, and obtaining sexual services from a minor. The offenses connected to this new complainant reportedly took place between 1995 and 2000.

As Miller awaits his next court date, scheduled for February 25, he faces a critical decision: whether to be tried by a jury or by a judge alone. Despite his high-profile status, the weight of the allegations has placed immense pressure on him, and he has publicly denied all claims.

Adding another layer to this already intricate case, it has been reported that Miller is currently battling Parkinson’s disease, which has significantly affected his health. His legal team has expressed concerns about the complexity of reviewing evidence with him due to his severely compromised condition, noting that he is bedridden.

In light of these serious accusations, this case has drawn widespread public attention, sparking discussions about accountability at all levels, no matter one’s wealth or status. The situation is a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle against sexual misconduct and exploitation.

As the case unfolds, Miller’s legal battles and the subsequent court decisions will likely serve as a focal point for further investigations into issues of power dynamics and abuse, especially regarding minors. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.