Ohio mom bombarded with death threats after Black neighbor’s video goes viral: ‘Massive misunderstanding’

and Umo Among them is speaking after receiving direct killing threats and on social media on a viral video that caused her to be distorted as “racist”, which says she is completely wrong and as a result of “tremendous misunderstanding”.

Michelle Bishop spoke to Fox News Digital about the situation in which her neighbor participated, Damish Jenkins, who published a camera shot for her in a state of panic on the front doorstep, believing that she was inappropriately followed by Jenkins, and they did not believe his claim that he lived in a house he had withdrawn To him.

The stock exchange went on social media, with news reports Mark As “Karen” assumed that Jenkins was simply a threat because of his sweat, which is strongly opposed to the bishop.

Bishop Fox News Digit said that the accident concerned started on a cold night in November in Delaware County, Ohio, when her young daughter and her son took with her to go to go to take a look at Christmas lamps and a car with her front lamps slowly driving behind them walking on a bad -light street In the dark.

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Then Bishop explained that she moved her children to the sidewalk, but the car did not pass it “in time” and that the driver started to ask her questions.

“I did not answer, I walked – I told my daughter,” I walk in this corridor, turn here, do not look at the truck. “Thus we went to the corridor, and we ended up on the balcony ringing the door.

“No one was answering at that point. The truck was supporting the corridor. And he said, “Yes. I was completely panic and try to protect my children. “

In fact, the bishop tried to search for a shelter in the house that belongs to Jenkins, and picks up the shots of the Genkins Genkins that she did not think he lives there before running to another nearby house and screaming for help.

Footage of the bishop later shows Jenkins that he was “afraid of waste” from her and that they were “stopped.” Jenkins Bishop told that he was not following her and was admired by the lights of Christmas.

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Michelle Bishop talks to Fox News Digital. (Fox News)

Bishop Fox News Digital told that she apologized several times, which the Jenkins family would not accept, and believed that the case was resolved until the video was published on a group of local neighborhoods on Facebook and eventually captured by the media, causing a storm of hateful messages To come on her way to attack her as racist.

“She said: “It causes tremendous destruction of our family in all the ways you can think of,” our family, our business. We receive hundreds, if not thousands, from threats at this stage in our direct messages, to our phones, voice mail messages inviting stores. But some of the threats we received have become death threats. “

“You and your children deserve to die slowly and you must kill yourself or will be done for you,” tell the bishop in one message.

Another message said: “We know who you are and where you live. Your husband will return to the house to be one father. You must hang in public places.”

She added: “There are many graphs and very violent graphics regarding our children and I do not want to share it here.” “Our actions have witnessed tremendous destruction, as one of them must be closed temporarily due to death threats, and he called for our store, saying that they will kill each of the employees. So it affects us in enormous ways.”

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Social media is scattered with the publications called “racist” bishop, including one post that says, “Michelle Bishop … count your days.”

Jenkins, a real estate developer, went on “NightCAP” with former US Football Association stars Shannin Sharp and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson earlier this week, a offer that includes more than 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube, and accused Bishop of racial coordination though One of her allegations that she did not know the Jenkins race during the reaction.

Bishop Fox News told the digital that she “definitely” did not know that Jenkins was black, and that she had told the neighbor at the house she ran when she felt paniced because the person may have been white.

“The bishop said: “The headlights were behind me, then the first time I looked at the truck on his truck, the headlights were there and I was not trying specifically to look at him. I was addressing the situation. I definitely did not know how it seemed. As I said, I thought he was a white young man.

Bishop has received some support on social media from prominent governorate accounts, including episodes and the author Matt Walsh.

“I was late for this, but of course, the anger on the Internet was completely wrong for this situation,” Posted on X. “The woman saw a truck to follow slowly. I felt panic from the truck before you saw who was inside. Later that night she returned and apologized for the error.”

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Walsh continued, “This should have been the end of the matter. No harm, no mistake, no one was hurt. The idiot ran on social media with her unusually and moved in the life of this woman.

Bishop Fox News Digital told her that she hopes to reconcile with the Jenkins family.

“She said: “I think love can cover many things and what happened that night was a tremendous misunderstanding. We are a fan of all people, and if they have the opportunity, as I said, I think that forgiveness should be given to everyone, and I would like to sit with them.”

“I think what happened that night was a tremendous misunderstanding,” the bishop continued. “I grabbed their heart, and I hear their point of view on things. I felt a tremendous misunderstanding and if it had the opportunity, as I said, I love the success of this relationship.”

Jenkins did not respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.