Who is Tanya Chutkan? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Charged with murder, Investigation

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A Donald Trump supporter who allegedly objected to the fact that the former president, who has been charged four times, will be tried on Jan. 6 in U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan's courtroom is now in arrest after allegedly threatening the juror on the phone, according to the authorities.

The Southern District of Texas has scheduled a bond hearing for Abigail Jo Shry, 43, of Alvin, Texas, on September 13. Until then, she is being held in custody pending trial on suspicion of reportedly leaving Chutkan a threatening voicemail in which she called the judge a "slave n—." According to an affidavit, the defendant also threatened Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas).

Tanya Chutkan Age

Tanya Chutkan is 61 years old.

Incidnent Detail

On the evening of August 5, Chutkan—a Barack Obama appointee—received the threatening call in her office.The call began, "Hey you dumb slave n—. Furthermore, the defendant is accused of saying, "You are in our sights; we want to kill you," "We want to kill Sheila Jackson Lee," "If Trump doesn't win in 2024, we are coming to kill you; tread lightly, b—," and "You will be targeted personally, publicly, your family, everything."

Special agents from the US Department of Homeland Security visited Shry's house three days after the call for a "knock and talk." "During consensual questioning, SHRY admitted that the phone number" that made the call "belongs to her and that she did in fact make the call to Judge Chutkan's chambers," the affidavit stated.

We should be concerned if Sheila Jackson Lee shows up in Alvin, according to SHRY, who added that she had no plans to fly to Houston or Washington, DC to carry out what she had said. Shry was detained by the government following her arrest. According to court documents, a magistrate judge concurred in light of the strength of the evidence, the defendant's prior criminal history, lack of a stable place to live or work, and history of alcohol or drug misuse. Sam S. Magistrate Judge for the U.S.

claimed that the defendant has been charged with "similar conduct" four times in the past year Shry pled guilty to criminal mischief, refusing arrest, search, or transport, interfering with official duties, and criminal mischief last September, according to court documents in Brazoria County. "On September 20, 2022, she was found guilty in two different incidents (misdemeanor criminal mischief and misdemeanor resisting arrest), and she was given a 30-day prison sentence.

She was recently charged with misdemeanor threat creating fear of impending serious bodily injury on July 11, 2023. Less than a month after the July 11 event, it is alleged that she committed the current violation while out on bond for that incident, according to the magistrate judge's report. Shry, a mother of two, "suffers from major depression and has a long history of substance abuse," according to the judge, who added that she shares a home with her boyfriend, who is "currently charged with a family assault against her."

According to testimony from Shry's father, she has a drinking and news addiction. Mr. Shry is of the opinion that the defendant is a non-aggressive alcoholic. He claimed that she regularly watches the news while drinking too many beers while sitting on the couch. The court described Mark Shry's statement, "She then becomes upset by the news and starts calling people and threatening them." Mr. Shry claimed that his daughter never left her home and that he would not take any action in response to her threats.

A 30-day detention period was ordered for Abigail Shry, up until theThe court stated that the hearing's goal was to hear arguments from the parties over whether or not the defendant ought to be freed from jail right away and enrolled in an inpatient program for substance misuse and mental health issues. "The Court will ask U.S. Probation to locate such a program with available bed space before the hearing."