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Reverend Representative Nancy MeissaRs.c., praised by South Carolina’s judge on Friday after Bond was denied a 19-year-old transgender activist who is accused of attempted attempted. She also shook her father’s hand.
Samuel Theodore Cain, which identifies as a transgender and uses the name “Roxy Wolfe” on the Internet, was arrested on May 15 by state agents for allegedly posting graphic threats aimed at Mace and her children. Cain remains in custody, and the date of trial is not set.
The judge referred to the seriousness of threats during the hearings.
“Mr. Cain, I believe that you pose a reliable threat and I’m going to put you without connections,” the judge said. “The only condition for the bond I will now be on you is not contact with the victim.”
Samuel Theodore Cain accompanies the prison guard in Greenville District Investigation, SC, Friday, May 16, 2025. (WHNS)
Macy came from Washington to submit a victim’s striker on Friday morning and talk to journalists.
“I come to you today not only as a sacrifice, but also as a seat of a US House, which has been the goal of a direct and reliable threat to her life,” she said.
She told how threats made her change her usual character, seek refuge and ask for elevated law enforcement patrols for her home and Congress bureau.
“It meant that I was vulnerable. My employee was vulnerable. And my children were vulnerable,” she said. “Such threats are terrorist attacks in order to shake the foundations of democracy.”
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US reporter Nancy Meissa, Rs.c., the case, thanks to his father Samuel Cain after he apologized to her for Samuel’s actions before hearing the bonds in Greenville District County in Greenville, SC, May 16, 2025. (And Ruinard/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
According to the court building, Macy was displayed on the hearings on Friday and finally saw Cain personally.
“My first thought was huge,” she said. “This guy was much more than 6 feet, over 200 pounds. I’m 5 feet-6, 115 pounds. It is twice my size. It was scary.
“As a mom, it was great. Everything I could think was his family. And my children. My children live, fearing him killing.”
She said she was surprised, but grateful for the judge’s decision.
“I saw how women are treated in this condition. I hope it gives women hope,” she said. “If a mentally ill person follows us, we need to uphold our rights. This is what I saw the judge doing today.”
After hearing, Macy approached Cain’s family and shook his father’s hand.
“I shook my father’s hand whose son threatened to kill me not from forgiveness, but later she laid out on X.” Power is standing on her land, and we can be modest with humanity. “
“I want to thank Samuel Cain’s family,” she said during her media comments. “Their humility meant a lot to me. As Mom, it meant that they were manifested. We are all people. But such threats should come with the consequences.”
Mays said the threats were revealed by the Capitol police and were serious enough that her officers and law enforcement agencies asked her to reach a safe place.
“It was serious. Nobody knew where he was,” she said. “Law enforcement agencies told me to enter immediately. That’s how it was real.”
She described the fare that took her daily life.
Reverend Representative Nancy Meissa (Getti Image)
“I face threats every day. This is the second person this year. But I get the threats of death from Trans -activists and the trance every day. And no US prosecutor in South Carolina or wherever the country takes them seriously.”
She warned that constant inaction could be deadly.
“One day, someone will push the trigger. Someone will get a bullet. Someone will die.”
She also emphasized a broader picture of violence and called for what he sees the lack of accountability from the Democrats.
“This case is not only about one person’s threats. It’s about a culture that tolerates violence Against the elected officials, especially women who act, – said Macy. – We do not accept horror. Normalization of threats against civil servants are eating democracy from within.
“Not one Democrat said it is wrong,” she added. “Only the Democrats blame the victim.”
On social media, Macy shared Cain’s photo in the orange orange.
“It’s not Roxy Wolfe, it’s not a woman, and my life threatens – it’s no joke. Look at his smile,” she said.
Meissa ended her statement in court final request.
“I pray this young man finds God Who can only change the heart of the stone in the heart of the flesh, ”she said. – Let him leave, sends a message that threatens to kill a congress member – this is another day without consequences. This is not. This is a criminal. And it should be considered as such. “
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