Arrest Made in Case of Woman Accused of Threatening Judge in Trump Federal J6 Trial

A Woman Arrested for Making Death Threats Against U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan

A woman from Texas has been arrested for making death threats against U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington, D.C. The woman, identified as Abigail Jo Shry, allegedly admitted to federal authorities that she threatened to kill Judge Chutkan if former President Donald Trump is not elected in 2024. Court documents reveal that Shry also threatened to harm Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, the LGBT community, and other unidentified "democratic parties."

Threatening Message Left for Judge Chutkan

In a recent incident, a person named Shay allegedly left a threatening message for Judge Chutkan, using racial slurs and making violent threats. The message included threats to kill anyone who targeted former President Trump, including Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, all Democrats in Washington D.C., and members of the LGBTQ community. Law enforcement is investigating the incident.

Threats Towards Politician Sheila Jackson Lee

The documents reveal that a person named Shry made threatening statements towards a politician named Sheila Jackson Lee. Shry allegedly stated that they want to kill Lee and that if former President Trump is not re-elected in 2024, they will come to kill her. The documents also mention threats towards Lee's family and indicate that she will be targeted personally and publicly.

Visit by DHS Officials

DHS officials visited the home of a woman named Shry three days after she made a call to Judge Chutkan's chambers. During the visit, Shry allegedly admitted to making the call and stated that she had no plans to travel to Washington, DC or Houston to carry out any threats. However, she mentioned that if Sheila Jackson Lee, a politician, were to come to Alvin, there might be cause for concern.

Charges Against Abigail Jo Shry

The article informs readers that an individual named Shry has been charged by federal law enforcement for transmitting a communication containing a threat to injure someone. The charge is in violation of a specific section of the United States Code.