A Quebec girl has been sentenced to almost 22 years in jail after sending a poison-laced letter to former president Donald Trump.
Pascale Ferrier, 56, agreed to the sentence as a part of a plea settlement again in January, however D.C. district courtroom Judge Dabney Friedrich didn’t log off till Thursday.
The French-born Ferrier pleaded responsible to a complete of 9 organic weapons costs, every of which carries a possible most sentence of life in jail.
She was arrested on the Canada-U.S. border in September 2020 and charged with sending Trump a threatening letter laced with the selfmade poison ricin.
The letter, intercepted two months earlier than the 2020 presidential election, described Trump as an “ugly tyrant clown” and urged him to surrender the race.
Eight of the 9 costs are tied to an indictment in Texas, the place Ferrier was accused of sending comparable letters to police and jail officers.
