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Missoula Man Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charge over Alleged Facebook Threats Against President Trump

Federal prosecutors say David Carrol Sheppard posted multiple threats on Facebook and could face five years in prison if convicted.

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A Missoula man pleaded not guilty to a federal charge over alleged Facebook threats against President Trump before a planned Montana visit.

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Missoula man pleads not guilty to federal charge over alleged Facebook threats against President Trump

A Missoula man pleaded not guilty to a federal charge over alleged Facebook threats against President Trump before a planned Montana visit.

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Facebook threats toward Trump before Kalispell rally lands Missoula man a federal charge

A 56-year-old Missoula man reportedly referenced “Live Free or Die Hard” and “The Equalizer” in explaining to federal agents how people can be killed.

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Missoulian broke the news in Missoula, United States on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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