Add The California Post on Google A California man allegedly made chilling threats to a judge connected to deceased teenager Nolan Wells, including an ominous message promising “blood everywhere.”
Officials charged Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce with interstate transmission of a threatening communication after he sent a series of threatening messages to Judge Ashlee Cole, the stepmom of one of Wells’ friends.
The messages from social media account “yaeyae962” allegedly sent Cole, a judge in Jackson County, death threats, and threats to strangle her children, and send bombs to her address.
One notable threat said, “There will be a package coming to your guys office in the next few days. It’s gonna blow you away when you see it. LoL. probably best to have the boys there to see as well.”
“Blood. So much blood everywhere. Hard to clean. Especially from a boat. But yours will be quick I promise,” it continued.
“I got all you info. Not even the FBI can stop this. Once that package is opened, the timer will start. And then you have maybe 10 seconds or less to ask God for forgiveness,” the message ended.
Authorities tracked the anonymous account to Dumarce using the email IP addresses associated with it and cross-referencing a date of birth, phone number, and street addresses tied to the account.
Cole posted several other messages from the “yaeyae962” account, including one that says, “Open up your insides,” and “I’m gonna get you when you leave work.”
Several other comments, posted within minutes of each other, were written on Cole’s posts: “Ima wrap this kid in a blanket wrapped with bob wire an throw him in a lake.”
“There’s gonna be a bomb sent to your office.”
Cole posted after the threats, and about a week before Dumarce’s arrest.
“Right is right, and wrong is wrong,” Cole wrote on July 21.
Dumarce could face up to five years in prison if convicted.
The father of Wells’ “best friend” previously announced he’s offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for Wells’ mysterious death.
Dr. Benjamin Hudson, the father of Warren Hudson, who described himself to The Post as Wells’ “best friend,” told TMZ he was putting up the five-figure reward because “we still don’t know what happened.”
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