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Grand Jury Declines to Indict Woman for Trump Threats

9/2/2025

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A Washington, D.C. grand jury chose not to indict Nathalie Jones, 50, for allegedly threatening President Trump.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro claimed Jones made violent threats on social media.
Jones's public defender argued the evidence was insufficient, resulting in her release to home detention.
Pirro has experienced several unsuccessful attempts to secure indictments in similar cases.

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Story summary

A Washington, D.C. grand jury chose not to indict Nathalie Jones, 50, for allegedly threatening President Trump.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro claimed Jones made violent threats on social media.
Jones's public defender argued the evidence was insufficient, resulting in her release to home detention.
Pirro has experienced several unsuccessful attempts to secure indictments in similar cases.