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See Alleged Death Threats Sent to Judge
Nolan Wells Case
See Death Threats Allegedly Sent to Judge
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A California man was arrested for allegedly sending death threats to the step-mom of one of Nolan Wells‘ friends … the woman is a sitting judge in Mississippi, and now we have a visual of the hateful messages.
New legal docs obtained by TMZ show the DMs Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce allegedly sent Jackson County Chancery Judge Ashlee Cole … alluding to a package with an explosive device inside.
Dumarce references Cole’s family too … her step-son is Warren Hudson, a friend of Nolan’s who went on a popular podcast to push back on allegations Nolan’s friends had something to do with his death.
As we reported … police say Dumarce sent the threats over Facebook, and they tracked him down by tracing email IP addresses associated with his “yaeyae962” social media account and cross-referencing a date of birth, phone number, and street addresses tied to it.
Dumarce was arrested and charged with interstate transmission of a threatening communication, a federal crime carrying a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
As we’ve told you, Nolan’s friends and their families have been receiving hateful messages ever since his death … with many theorizing the group he hung out with on the Fourth of July had something to do with it.
Warren has denied any involvement in Nolan’s death … and his dad, Dr. Benjamin Hudson, told TMZ he is offering a $50K reward for any information regarding Nolan’s death.