🚨 BREAKING: THE THREATS SURROUNDING THE KARMELO ANTHONY CASE DID NOT END WITH THE VERDICT. ARREST MADE! I have been sitting on this for a week. I knew Sharifa Nicole Henderson, also known as Riffa Henderson, had been arrested, but the federal indictment was sealed, which meant I could not responsibly report the details publicly. That indictment has now been UNSEALED, and people need to understand just how deranged the harassment surrounding this case became. A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Texas has indicted Henderson on THREE felony counts of interstate communications with a threat to injure under 18 U.S.C. § 875(c). The indictment was filed September 9 and lays out the threats made over three consecutive days in June. Count One - June 9: Prosecutors state Henderson sent Jeff Metcalf a Facebook message threatening to k*ll him and put him in a body bag, then essentially dared him to take her to court. Count Two - June 10: The indictment says Henderson placed a telephone call to Collin County Government intended for the Metcalf family, during which she threatened to “demolish” the family and “strangle” a family member. Count Three - June 11: Prosecutors stated another Facebook message told Jeff: “don’t worry I’ll k*ll you next” and said she would hunt him until she k*lled him and that he would always have to look over his shoulder. U.S. Attorney Jay Combs says authorities traced the threats through phone records and social-media accounts. Henderson was arrested in Kansas and is being transported to the Eastern District of Texas. She has already made an initial federal court appearance. This is exactly why I have continued reporting on what has happened behind the scenes of the Karmelo Anthony case. For months, people have acted like the insanity surrounding this case was just “internet drama.” It wasn’t. Families have been harassed. People have been threatened. Lives have been turned upside down. And now we have yet another federal criminal case showing just how far some people were willing to take it. Each of these three counts carries up to five years in federal prison, a fine of up to $250,000, up to three years of supervised release, and a $100 special assessment, according to the unsealed indictment. Now that this is public, I can report it. And I’m going to keep reporting every single piece of this story that the public deserves to know.