You may recall the heartbreaking testimony Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shaye Moss gave to the Jan. 6 committee about the threats received after these two innocent election workers, doing their civic duty, received after being falsely accused of election fraud by Trump world. You may also recall that the threats were so severe that Freeman left her home, at the urging of the FBI.

Now, even though Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani has admitted that he falsely accused Freeman and Moss, the MAGA threats have continued.

Floyd is already facing charges for harassing the election workers but for some reason, he won’t stop. District Attorney Fani Willis asked the judge to revoke Floyd’s bond and send him to jail. She “introduced screenshot after screenshot of tweets Floyd has posted in recent weeks repeating false claims about Freeman’s behavior as an election worker. Some users replied to Floyd’s posts with hostile and racist language,” The Washington Post reported.

One of those replies was, “Miss Ruby needs a bodyguard or she’s going to get Epsteined.” Meaning, of course, that she’ll be hanged and it will be made to look like a suicide.

According to Freeman’s lawyer, the posts have led to a “spike” in online activity targeting her and she has once again had to relocate from her home.

However, the judge chose not to revoke Floyd’s bond but to modify it so that he is prohibited from making any social media post “concerning any codefendant or witness in this case or concerning any person specifically named in the indictment.”