Black political influencer “justnene” is breaking the silence after receiving what she describes as a chilling death threat from a white viewer.
Justnene revealed the suspect’s identity as “Born Crazy” or “bcborncrazy” in a Sept. 3 TikTok post.
She shared screenshots of his now-deleted social media pages with her half-million followers. She says she tracked down his identity in order to file a police report after he sent her two threatening voice notes, which she played for her viewers.
“Whatever it is that brought you to my page did not prepare you for the repercussions, because baby, I filed reports everywhere,” she said in a follow-up video. “People like this have many reasons for why they attack Black people and especially Black women, and at the top of the list, it’s just racism.”
Christopher Bellomy, a New Jersey man, allegedly warned the influencer in voice notes to watch her back in public. He described exactly how he said someone would target her.
The first expletive-filled message referred to her as a “n–ger b-tch” and issued a death threat: “I highly suggest you always hold your drink because there just might be someone watching you, right, and just waiting for you to walk away from that drink, just so I can dip something inside.”
The message continued: “Nobody is anonymous and unfortunately, you will be targeted, you f–king n–ger b-tch. And quit using bots; I’m gonna take your account down too, by the way.”
A second voice note she attributes to the same account turned political, blasting justnene for her views in an incoherent rant that touched on Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk. “You’re such a dumb-a– f–king slave,” the message began, before spiraling into vile racial slurs.
Justnene also shared an apology video she says was from Bellomy, where he cited her political views and alleged negative comments about Charlie Kirk. In the video, he said: “I was just trying to give you guys a taste of your own medicine.”
The influencer denies making comments about Kirk, and claims she has never used a “bot” to sway her viewers.
Bellomy has since deleted his page.
Justnene says she’s healing, but this incident hit differently than the hate she’s used to receiving. For the first time, she felt someone was threatening her life, and now she’s speaking out to warn others. She told her audience, “I want to spread awareness just in case this man has said this to anybody else.”
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