Old Tweet Of Gracelyn Trimble Threatening To Murder NFL Player Resurfaces, She Deletes Twitter Account

Old Tweet Of Gracelyn Trimble Threatening To Murder NFL Player Resurfaces, She Deletes Twitter Account

Gracelyn Trimble went onto delete her Twitter account after her old tweet threatening to murder a NFL player came to light 

What looked like a case of domestic assault against Gracelyn Trimble to start off with has turned into a murky controversy as new and fresh details of her feud with Dalvin Cook come to light.

Sergeant Trimble had gone onto file a $13 million lawsuit against the Minnesota Vikings player with her claiming Cook had gone onto physically assault her in 2020. However, Trimble is far from in the clear herself with a video of her surfacing of the same incident, one where she’s seen pulling a gun out at the NFL player.

Sergeant Gracelyn Trimble Tweet Of Threatening To Murder NFL Player Comes To The Fore

While she’s claimed to be in self defence, the first class police officer clearly has a history of violence. Details have emerged of how she stabbed her ex-husband who she was cheating on with Cook, a violent spree that lead to her divorce in 2019.

However, that wasn’t the only time Trimble lost her marbles and went berserk. An old tweet of her has come resurfaced, one where she’s talking about murdering a NFL player with her using the TV series, Fatal Attraction as an analogy.

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Fatal Attraction features non-fiction stories of crimes committed by a partner who is in the midst of an abusive relationship. Ever since her tweet came to light, Trimble went onto delete her Twitter account while she made her Instagram account private and deleted all her photos from Facebook.

Cook has meanwhile gone onto file a counter lawsuit against Trimble, one where he claims he was the victim of domestic abuse.

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