Kentucky inmate charge in Obama family threats
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (AP) - A U.S. inmate is facing federal charges, accused of writing letters threatening the life of President Barack Obama, the first lady and their two daughters...
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (AP) — A U.S. inmate is facing federal charges, accused of writing letters threatening the life of President Barack Obama, the first lady and their two daughters.
A grand jury on Wednesday charged Kentucky State Penitentiary Anthony D. Holliman with threatening the president and a second count for threatening the president’s family.
The indictment says the inmate serving decades in prison for rape and other convictions wrote a letter addressed to Obama in May saying he would “blowe your brains out with a pistel.” Holliman used racial epithets in the letter.
The U.S. attorney’s office says Holliman wrote a second letter to first lady Michelle Obama, threatening her and the Obamas’ two daughters.
Holliman faces up to five years in prison if he is convicted on the two charges.
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