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'So much blood everywhere'
New York Post • • nation
Key Points:
- Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce, a California man, was charged with interstate transmission of threatening communications after sending violent threats to Judge Ashlee Cole, linked to the case of deceased teenager Nolan Wells.
- Dumarce allegedly sent messages from a social media account threatening to send bombs, promising "blood everywhere," and making death threats against Cole and her children.
- Authorities traced the threatening account to Dumarce through IP addresses, personal information, and cross-referencing data, leading to his arrest.
- Judge Cole publicly shared some of the threatening messages, which included graphic threats of violence and bombings, about a week before Dumarce’s arrest.
- The father of Nolan Wells’ best friend has offered a $50,000 reward for information about Wells’ mysterious death, highlighting ongoing uncertainty about the case.
