BREAKING: FBI Arrest Woman Who Threatened MI Official with Violence for Not Certifying Fraudulent Election

A New Hampshire woman has been arrested for sending pictures of a mutilated female body and threatening the family of a Wayne County, Michigan election official who refused to certify the fraudulent election for Joe Biden.

Katelyn Jones, 23, was charged with threatening violence through interstate commerce in connection to the threats that were sent to Monica Palmer, the Daily Mail reports.

Palmer was publicly slammed, doxxed, and privately intimidated for refusing to certify and then rescinding her vote to certify after her demand for a county-wide audit was not met.

Palmer received numerous threatening texts from an unknown person who used a cellphone number with a 269 area code. The number was traced back to the app TextMe Inc., whose records that showed a 269 number that was created 10 minutes before Palmer got her first threatening message.

In addition to the text, Palmer was also sent threatening messages on her Instagram page on November 18 from a user named ‘@_etfere’.

Palmer’s address, phone number and her husband’s phone number were shared by the user.

The arrest gives credence to the claim that the certification was not voluntary and cannot not stand.

‘Damn it was not hard finding all of your information disgusting racist b***h,’ one text read, according to a criminal complaint and an FBI affidavit. ‘I don’t tolerate people like you, in fact I consider you to be a terrorist and do you know what happens to terrorist.’

FBI Special Agent Emily Muchiando said in the affidavit: ‘The messages were immediately followed by two graphic photographs of a bloody, deceased, nude, mutilated woman, lying on the ground.’ Palmer was slammed for refusing to certify and then attempting to rescind her vote to certify the close to 878,000 votes from Michigan’s largest county

Palmer was slammed for refusing to certify and then attempting to rescind her vote to certify the close to 878,000 votes from Michigan’s largest county.

The number was traced back to the app TextMe Inc. Company records that showed a 269 number that was made 10 minutes before Palmer got her first threatening message.

FBI agents then tracked the IP address that was connected to the TextMe account, finding an IP address subscriber that matched the Olivet natives’ mother, Linda Jones, according to the affidavit.

‘Therefore, the account that used (269) xxx-xx68 that sent threatening text messages to (Palmer) was created at Linda Jones’ residence,’ Muchiando said in the report.

In addition to the text, Palmer was also sent threatening messages on her Instagram page on November 18 from a user named ‘@_etfere.’ Palmer’s address, phone number and her husband’s phone number were shared by the user.

‘Feel free to leave these disgusting racist (sic) a nice little message on their voicemail or for more fun stop by their house,’ the post read.

‘Racist terrorist b***h,’ another post read.

In a separate post, that included a photo of Palmer and her family, the user shared: ‘Your daughter is beautiful. I’d (sic) be a shame if something happened to her. Hmmm I’d (sic) be a shame if something happened to your daughter at school.’