http://articles.courant.com/2014-09...ses-bail-divorce-case-judge-elizabeth-bozzuto
You may see that as a list of facts, but any reasonable person understands how to read between the lines.
So you were court ordered to turn over your guns but you took them back anyway? What part of that was unclear to you?
If you were selling the guns why have all that ammo? If you had the guns but not the ammo maybe I could believe you were selling them, but both together, in violation of a court order, says something completely different.
So describing their home did not direct your threats to the judge? Why include a description of the home at all if it wasn't about the judge?
How do you not see that as threatening? Any rational person would see that as exactly what it was - a threat. Obviously someone who you sent the email to also saw it that way since they were concerned enough to take action on it.
Sure sounds like you retreived your guns in preparation for your final stand. If you were selling the guns you wouldn't be able to use them as you state. If you did not intend to maintain possesion of the guns you would not have stated you were willing to use them and fight to the death with them.