By Zak Failla ,
1 hours ago
Justin Dynlacht vacillated between threats to kill, sexually abuse, and torture employees at a Delaware business, even throwing in a racist message
The 57-year-old Rockville resident was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison following what has been described by prosecutors as "a campaign of violent, graphic threats against at least 25 people and their families."
According to court documents, Dynlacht sent more than 20 emails, faxes, and letters between November 2022 and April 2024 to employees of the Delaware company that steadily grew more violent.
Prosecutors say Dynlacht described torturing, sexually assaulting, and killing the recipients, and at least one message contained racist language. He signed some of his messages with the names of mass murderers.
Several recipients and their families changed how they lived their lives because of the threats.
Things came to a head when FBI agents arrested Dynlacht at his Maryland home in May 2024. He pleaded guilty the following year to stalking a Delaware resident.
"Justin Dynlacht earned every minute of his sentence with each graphic letter he mailed and every harassing message he sent to more than 20 inno...