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Mill Valley Today
By the People, for the People
Man who killed father with knife in Mill Valley admits guilt
Micaiah Swindler pleads guilty to stabbing his father to death in April 2025
Mar. 23, 2026 at 5:38pm
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A 28-year-old man named Micaiah Swindler has pleaded guilty to stabbing his father to death at a home in Mill Valley, California in April 2025. During a plea hearing, Swindler stated "I did commit the murder."
Why it matters
This case highlights the tragic consequences of domestic violence and the importance of addressing mental health and family support issues that can lead to such violent acts within a community.
The details
Micaiah Swindler was charged with stabbing his father to death at a home in Mill Valley in April 2025. During a recent plea hearing, Swindler admitted his guilt, stating "I did commit the murder."
- The incident occurred in April 2025.
- Swindler pleaded guilty during a hearing in 2026.
The players
Micaiah Swindler
A 28-year-old man who pleaded guilty to stabbing his father to death in Mill Valley.
What they’re saying
“I did commit the murder.”
— Micaiah Swindler
What’s next
The judge will now determine Swindler's sentence for the murder charge.
The takeaway
This tragic case underscores the need for greater mental health support and domestic violence prevention programs within local communities to help address the root causes of such violent acts and provide resources to families in crisis.


