Overview

• Amanda Coney Williams, the sister of Justice Amy Coney Barrett, received an emailed bomb threat claiming a pipe bomb was placed in her mailbox, which was later determined to be a false alarm.
• The email, sent to a Charleston County Sheriff's Office employee, described the bomb's construction and ended with the phrase 'Free Palestine.'
• Charleston police and the FBI investigated the threat on March 10, temporarily closing roads near Williams' residence in South Carolina.
• Relatives of Justice Barrett reported receiving anonymous pizza deliveries over the weekend, a tactic authorities have linked to attempts to intimidate federal judges.
• The investigation remains active, with no arrests made, as law enforcement warns of rising threats against members of the judiciary.