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She Accused Other Woman Of Sending Threatening Facebook Messages. She Sent Them To Herself.

Ashe Schow
She Accused Other Woman Of Sending Threatening Facebook Messages. She Sent Them To Herself.
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In 2018 Nicolette Nottage, an architecture student at the University of Arkansas (UA), told police she was receiving threatening Facebook messages from her former friend and fellow student, Emily Hunt.

Hunt was arrested on May 1, 2018 and spent a night in jail, posting bond the next day. She said she was arrested and booked before even being asked about the threats she allegedly made. She maintained her innocence, even though the messages appeared to come from her. Six days after she was arrested, a UA student-conduct official reportedly told police the threatening messages appeared to have been fake.

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