Woman Charged For Terror Threat Against Catholic School Over Gay Weddings Article In Alumni Magazine

The Washington Post reports:

A California woman has been charged with allegedly leaving voice-mail messages threatening to bomb, burn and kill people at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, after the private, Catholic all-girls high school announced plans to include information about same-sex weddings in its alumnae magazine, according to court filings.

Sonia Tabizada pleaded not guilty Jan. 3 to federal charges of obstructing religious exercise by threat and transmitting bomb threats in interstate commerce, according to court records. She has been jailed since arrest and faces a Jan. 21 detention review hearing before U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols in Washington., records show.

NBC News Washington reports:

First, prosecutors say Tabizada left a message early the morning of May 15 saying, in part, that “sinners” have to “be separate,” that the school should remove gay people from the magazine and that she would burn and bomb the church.

A minute later, prosecutors say she called back. “I’m gonna fucking blow up the school and call it a mission from God,” she allegedly said, in part. Tabizada is not a graduate of the school, a school representative said. A judge ordered her held in jail until a court proceeding later this month.

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