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VINO receives another bomb threat email; Police investigating
The email, which was immediately shared with the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force, stated that bomb threats were sent to all British territories in the Caribbean on May 5, 2024, and that multiple flights made emergency landings, some diverting to other airports and at least a dozen flights were late.
“This caused absolute chaos in Bermuda especially but also British Virgin Islands and likely so in Turks and Caicos, Cayman Islands and Anguilla. This sh** last night probably cost the airports, airlines and passengers 100,000 dollars, possibly more. We don’t like doing this but this is nothing compared to what, Tyler Wenrich, Ryan Watson, Bryan Hagerich, Michael Lee Evans are going through at the moment,” the email stated.
‘Final warning’
The sender of the email said it was a “final warning”, and that the bomb threats will be taken to “schools, airports, factories, ports, hotels, government buildings among others” across the Caribbean.
A threat was also made to assassinate two named government officials in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
“If by June this issue is not resolved we will disrupt your islands' economies on a scale you never thought possible, it’ll be like COVID. You will allow these men to go home and see their families... If by June these men don’t go home, we will move onto our second phase. Think wisely, this isn’t just about you, others will suffer on other islands...” the email threatened.
Our News Centre can confirm the email was sent to selected entities, including airports, in the other British Overseas Territories.
Commissioner of Police Mark Collins has personally thanked VINO for its assistance in the matter.
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19 Responses to “VINO receives another bomb threat email; Police investigating”
Anyway..if Americans are involved in this threat ..as in Americans are being released because of this threat..surely yhe might of he FBI should get involved in this threat.
Maybe island economies based on tourism is not such a good idea in the long run??
Hey listen up to the person sending these emails. You are defeating your purpose. Do you think your threats will cause the Turks and Caicos authorities to release these 4 individuals based on your treat? Think again. You are mistaken.
Rather than sending these threatening emails, you could have enlisted the State Department, and a local lawyer to help these people get released, but instead you resort to this stunt. Bad move that is going to get you a jail cell and years in jail.
Look over your shoulder as you will be caught. You should know that you will be found out. Nothing done on the internet is non traceable. Its your IP stupid...your digital footprint. Email sources are easy to trace. I will bet that the FBI is already tracking you down.
Send another email so that they can have more data points to track you down, and put you where you belong. This is not America whereby some of you crazies do as you wish. You will be found and put in jail just like the other 4. You can send bomb threats from there. Keep it up.
Why include us ?
Why did they not do this in the UK instead of their colonies. Probably because unlike them our own security is a joke but I wouldnt take it lightly. unhinged is unhinged June Im staying in.
Thank god it came with a warning and not how those mentally ill people do it in good ol USA with no reason.
That’s all they are, two-bit terrorists harnessing the power of the internet to reign chaos upon us.
SCREW ‘EM!
The BVI and others affected need to connect with Scotland Yard and the FBI and track down these scumbags, arrest them, convict them, and let them share space with other greaseballs like themselves.