CLAY WALLER TO SISTER IN LAW: 'YOUR DEAD'

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THE SHOCKING disappearance of Jacque Sue Waller took another sinister twist this week when her husband admitted to threatening her sister on an online forum.

"Your dead," Clay Waller wrote, to Cheryl Brennecke, who is looking after the his triplets, while cops try to establish Jacque's whereabouts.  

"I will get you 5, 10, 25 years from now. You have it coming."

Federal investigators learned it came from a computer at a Cape Girardeau pawn shop and the manager identified Waller as the culprit, after reviewing the computer's internet history and noticing that he'd accessed the Topix site.

Waller admitted in court that he sent the threat, referring to the posting as an "email."

He told U.S. District Judge Stephen Limbaugh:"I sent the email. I did it."

To Jacque's family it just raised their suspicions that Waller was behind Jacque's disappearance which we reported here. 

LITTLE LEAGUE MOM JANET CHIAUZZI THREATENS COACH

SHE'S EVERY coach's nightmare. Meet uber suburban mom Janet Chiauzzi, 44, of Long Island. Seems Janet has staked a lot in her son's Little League career. So much that she sent letters threatening series violence to league officials and the coach after sonny was cut. Oh, and for good measure she threw in vicious threats against the coach's wife and teen daughter. And... she allegedly sent letters claiming the coach was sexually abusing his kids.
One of the letters read: "This is a warning to you, and then she names

VITALY BORKER THREATENS DEATH FOR GOOGLE POSITION

A CRAZY internet entrepreneur threatened complaining customers with rape and murder so his name would appear more often on search engines, he told the court.Vitaly Borker, 34, ran DecorMyEyes.com, selling glasses and sunglasses, from his home in Brooklyn, NY.
But if anyone complained, he sent vicious threats, e-mailing one client a picture of their home and telling another's workplace their staff member was a gay drug dealer.
He also sent warnings such as ‘I know where you live," to others.

Borker, 34, came up with novel excuse that dozens of complaints by frightened customers helped elevate his website’s position on Google searches. It actually prompted the huge search engine to look at the issue