A Florida man has been nabbed for allegedly threatening to “kill everybody” on infamous intercourse predator Jeffrey Epstein’s so-called shopper record — vowing to hack them to dying “on sight” with a machete.
Terrell Bailey-Corsey, 31, allegedly made the gory threats after getting right into a livid trade with X’s AI chatbot, Grok, final week after the Justice Division revealed {that a} supposed record containing the names of the wealthy and highly effective Epstein shoppers didn’t exist.
“Everybody concerned if I see them in actual life I’ll KILL. On sight. With a machete so everybody can see the blood and gore of the second,” he wrote in a July 15 submit on X, in accordance with a felony criticism.
“You may’t worry dying so you may’t perceive. I’ll KILL EVERYONE ON THE LIST. ON SIGHT. AND THEY ABSOLUTELY DESERVE IT.”
An hour later, Bailey-Corsey allegedly threatened three authorities officers, whose names had been redacted in court docket papers.
“My life means nothing. If I may see you lifeless. It might be price all of it,” he allegedly threatened them. “Worry God.”
A probe later uncovered a barrage of comparable dying threats Bailey-Corsey allegedly made on social media between June 22 and July 15, together with one during which he griped, “I don’t know what the answer is, however somebody’s gonna have to scrub up loads of blood when it’s throughout.”
It comes after the Justice Division introduced it wouldn’t be releasing any extra proof in regards to the intercourse trafficking investigation into Epstein — sparking outrage amongst some.
The DOJ and FBI had earlier disclosed {that a} probe decided Epstein killed himself behind bars whereas awaiting trial in 2019 — and wasn’t murdered as conspiracy theories have instructed.
