Teen Arrested for Hanging Rep. Nancy Mace, Judge Denies Bond
A 19- time-old from Greenville, South Carolina, was arrested on May 15, 2025, for allegedly making a violent trouble against U.S. Representative Nancy Mace. The suspect, linked as Samuel Theodore Cain, also known online as" Roxie Wolfe," reportedly posted a threatening communication on social media platform X, stating an intention to bump off the senator.
The disturbing post read “ I am going to bump off representative Nancy Mace with a gun and I am being 100 dead burro. ”
Court Hearing and Bond Denial
On May 16, Cain appeared before a judge for a bond hail. The court considered the online trouble believable and decided to keep Cain in guardianship without bond. Rep. Nancy Mace was present in the courtroom and delivered a important victim impact statement, venting her concern about the growing trouble of politically driven violence.
Mace Shows Grace to Family of Suspect
After the hail, Mace approached and shook hands with Cain’s father. She latterly described the moment as a gesture of grace — not remission but an acknowledgment of the family’s modesty and reason. The emotional moment was a memorial of the particular risk similar pitfalls can have on public numbers and their families.
Mace’s station on Transgender Rights and Public Policy
Nancy Mace has been active in legislative debates involving transgender rights. In late 2024, she introduced the guarding Women’s Private Spaces Act, a bill aimed at taking that single- coitus restrooms and analogous spaces on civil property be used grounded on natural coitus. The bill followed the major election of Rep. Sarah McBride, the first openly ambisexual member of Congress.
The offer sparked both support and counterreaction. Mace has also made captions for posting images opposing inclusive restroom programs and has shared in immigration enforcement events, which have also stirred public debate.
