A man who forged a bomb threat was sentenced to 20 months in prison this week while pretending to be angry Conservative voters during last year’s presidential election.
Nicholas Wimbish26 Wimbish Too big, distracting those who are trying to make an early vote on October 16.
Wimbish That night, a threat letter was spent making it look like it was an unfortunate voter.
“Election fraud is treason, so young foolish awakeners must face punishment,” the letter reads. Wimbish Among the pollsters, it is claimed that they have been working hard to make up voters’ votes.
The letter continued: “I will bring one for our team. Wimbish.
The typing instructions were accompanied by a messy note that read: “PS Boom in the early voting places, the cigar burned, safe.” Authorities said it was a reference to homemade explosive devices.
Authorities copied the two letters in court documents but deleted the candidate’s name Wimbishportraying yourself as a conservative voter, pretending to be. But speech includes candidates focusing on election fraud, strongly suggesting attempts to portray supporters of President Trump.
“You won’t stop them, so I’ll stop them from getting rid of your election fraud. That’s what the Patriots do. Bad things will happen to prevent civil war.” “They will learn lessons about violence on stealing our elections!”
Wimbish When the election official opened the letter on October 22, he claimed that the author must be the person he met. He repeated this claim to the FBI.
The FBI then performed a search of his computer and found a copy of the letters in the printed steel tube.
Wimbish’s attorneys hint at a “medical and mental health history” in the court filing, but sealed the details in the documents to protect its “privacy and dignity.”
Wimbish pleaded guilty to allegations of conveying false information and creating scams.
“Ensure the safety of our voting venues is crucial. Americans must be able to express their political choices on the ballot box without fear of violence or harm,” said U.S. Attorney William R. Keyes. “These threats undermine our nation’s core values and we will pursue justice vigorously on such issues.”
