Bomb Threat Targets Sister of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett

Authorities are investigating an emailed threat claiming a pipe bomb was placed in Amanda Coney Williams's mailbox, though no device was found.

Amanda Coney Williams, the sister of Justice Amy Coney Barrett, received an emailed bomb threat referencing pro-Palestinian activism, but no bomb was found at her Charleston, South Carolina home.
The email claimed a pipe bomb was constructed using household materials and placed in Williams's mailbox, threatening detonation upon opening.
The threat was reported to police on Monday, who determined it to be a false alarm after investigating the area and closing nearby roads temporarily.
Authorities are actively investigating the source of the email, but no arrests have been made, and the Supreme Court has not commented on the incident.
The threat comes amidst a surge in threats against federal judges and follows heightened security measures for Justice Barrett and her family after her controversial rulings.