A woman from New York is facing accusations of making violent threats against former President Donald Trump and ex-U.S. medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci. Federal prosecutors allege that she expressed intentions to “torture” and “blow up” her intended victims, along with the entire world, through social media posts.

Jennifer E. Curran, aged 40, reportedly posted on the social media platform Gettr, suggesting she might have to commit murder in her basement to be taken seriously. This information is detailed in a federal complaint lodged in the Western District of New York. The complaint notes that many of Curran’s posts were made in all capital letters.

In one of the alleged posts, Curran stated, “I am dead serious,” and later mentioned, “We will make a big shindig of it!!”

Last week, the U.S. Attorney’s Office revealed Curran’s arrest in a press release. The release highlighted that Curran allegedly also made threats against law enforcement who contacted her after tracing her Gettr account to her home in Dansville. Gettr is a social platform described as “the marketplace of ideas,” often attracting right-leaning individuals.

According to the complaint, on December 5, 2025, the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center (NTOC) received an alert about a Gettr user named ‘@Word_Smith.’ This user had reportedly posted a series of threats online, including plans to kill the President, torture and kill Dr. Anthony Fauci, harm individuals in their basement, and carry out a mass shooting.

“I am going to kill the president[,]” Curran allegedly wrote in her Dec. 4 Gettr post, which was screenshotted and included in the complaint. “I’m going to torture Fauci to kill him then maybe bring him back to life to do it all over again. … and I might blow up this planet because I don’t think anyone on this planet deserves to spread their disgusting sickness to another.”

The alleged posts were still up on Curran’s Gettr page Wednesday.

After arriving at her home, an FBI agent and state troopers observed that the residence was under construction and saw the basement was “lit with Christmas lights,” according to prosecutors. They allegedly found Curran near the back of the home “holding a hammer in her hand” and agitated.

“Curran admitted that she posted threats, stated that she was ‘very upset’ and ‘very p—ed off,’ and stated that she had some ‘social workers’ and ‘police officers’ that she wanted to ‘hurt,’” according to the complaint. “At one point, Curran also stated, ‘I got my f—ing weapon and I can do whatever the f— I want to you a—holes.’”

Asked about the threats found on her Gettr account, Curran allegedly said, “I can post whatever I want. It’s called freedom of speech in this godd— f—ing fascist a— f—ing country,” according to prosecutors. She then started to wave the hammer in a “threatening manner” at the authorities and told them that if she “had to kill someone on her property to get her point across” she would.

“Get away from me before I assault you,” Curran allegedly stated before asking “if she should go get a nail gun,” per the complaint.

Prosecutors say the agent and troopers at the scene managed to wrestle the hammer away from Curran and took her into custody. She allegedly continued threatening them while being restrained.

“I am going to bite one of you,” Curran said, according to the complaint. “I’m going to kill all of you, you’re done … you better tell your families to hide!”

Curran has been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding a federal law enforcement officer engaged in the performance of official duties, with a deadly or dangerous weapon. She faces up to 20 years in prison.