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"fraud." The threats to Fauci and his family were sent from an email account via a
provider of encrypted services based in Switzerland, according to investigators.
"Hope you get a bullet in your compromised satanic elf skull today," the subject line of
two emails Fauci received in December 2020 states. On April 24 alone, he received seven
emails from the encrypted email account, according to the affidavit filed in support of the
criminal complaint. The emails also encourage Fauci to kill himself and contain death
threats against him and his family.
If convicted, Connally faces up to 10 years in federal prison for threats against a federal
official and a maximum of five years in federal prison for interstate communication
containing a threat to harm.
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This isn't the first time Fauci and his family received death threats amid the coronavirus
pandemic, and it's only gotten worse as conservatives manifest their frustration over
COVID-19 restrictions into more vitriol.
Just last week, Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida announced drink koozies and Tshirts reading "Don't Fauci My Florida" as part of a campaign, the Washington
Post reported. Fox News host Tucker Carlson has called Fauci -- now a White House
medical adviser -- a "fraud" and has pushed for an investigation of the doctor's role
concerning the origins of COVID-19. Republican members of the House filed a "Fire
Fauci Act" in April.
Fauci's strained relationship with former president Donald Trump has also made him a
target for conservatives. The doctor told the New York Times earlier this year of his
difficulty to get Trump to listen to his scientific recommendations.
"I would try to express the gravity of the situation, and the response of the president was
always leaning toward, 'Well, it's not that bad, right?' And I would say, 'Yes, it is that
bad,'" Fauci told the Times.
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Fauci has been vocal about the death threats directed at him and his family, which he
told the Times started as early as March 2020. In one instance, he received a letter
containing powder that exploded all over his face and chest.
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| Record | Date | Type | Pages |
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| July 27, 2021 - Global - 194,600,000/4,200,000; USA - 34,500,000/609,000 | 2021-07-27 | diary entry | 823–827 |