Black Woman Charged For Posing As A KKK Member & Sending Threatening Letters To Black Families

Georgia Black Woman Charged For Posing As Ku Klux Klan Member & Threatening Black Families

A Georgia black woman was charged last week for posing as Ku Klux Klan member and posting notes to seven African-American neighbors threatening to burn down their homes and kill their children.

30-year-old Terresha Lucas allegedly wrote the letters describing heself as a ‘ six-feet-tall white male with a long, red beard who did not live in the neighborhood’ and threatened seven black families in the Dougsville neighborhood.

One resident said they receieved a letter in the mail back in March where it used the N-word, and threatened to kill whole families and children plus setting homes on fire, as reported by the Daily Mail.

Lucas allegedly started sending the letters last Decemeber to two families and a similar pattern occurred in February and March of this year.

For six months, the letters stopped coming until September 6 after police conducted a months-long investigation.

During Labor Day weekend, police linked evidence connected to Lucas but did not specify their findings. Currently, a motive for the crime has not been listed and Lucas is being held at the Douglas County Jail.

She faces eight felony charges of terroristic threats and acts and each counts holds a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.