Jacob Wohl's documentary on Ilhan Omar appears to show he reported a death threat to the Minneapolis police from one of his own alleged fake accounts

Uh-oh.

In a new “documentary” produced by Jacob Wohl, Ali Akbar and Laura Loomer, it appears that Wohl reported a “death threat” to the Minneapolis Police Department that was actually from one of the fake accounts that he allegedly created for himself:

Jacob Wohl reported a death threat to the Minneapolis Police Department. Small problem: he wrote the threat to himself from a fake account he created, posing as a gay Hispanic "diversity coordinator," who does not really exist. https://t.co/o8sgpMWP8J

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) March 13, 2019

Here’s a side-by-side comparison. The one on the left is the threat shown in the documentary; the one on the right is the account that Twitter suspended:

In the right-wing ‘documentary’ on Rep. Ilhan Omar released tonight by Jacob Wohl, Laura Loomer, and Ali Alexander, they included this screenshot of a threat they received. There's one problem: NBC News earlier reported that Jacob Wohl created the account which sent the “threat”. pic.twitter.com/phGxZJ7V3I

— Tony Webster (@webster) March 13, 2019

NBC’s Ben Collins reported on the fake account back in February:

Jacob Wohl created "Drake Holmes," a "Minneapolis born and raised… diversity coordinator" with a rainbow flag in his bio.

"Drake" misspelled his own last name in his username, @drakehomes612.https://t.co/YaebbLy5eR pic.twitter.com/dqm6cI4OcK

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 27, 2019

Here's a video clip showing Jacob Wohl reporting threats he received to the Minneapolis Police Department, and a screenshot of one particular “threat”—but the avatar image matches a fake Twitter account NBC News and The Daily Beast reported Wohl created. pic.twitter.com/bV7EZarJk8

— Tony Webster (@webster) March 13, 2019

But we don’t know if Wohl actually showed this tweet to the cops or not:

Fun conspiracy theory: Maybe he showed something different to police, but they weren't as juicy as the "I'm going to shoot you and [clown tricycle honk] on your [clown tricycle honk] bodies" threat he sent to himself, so he just put that in the documentary and never told cops?

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) March 13, 2019

There is, however, body-cam footage and an “inventoried copy of the documents” if the MPD investigates:

Minneapolis Police records indicate officers saved and inventoried a copy of the documents Jacob Wohl provided to them when reporting “terroristic threats” and a “homeland security offense,” and MPD recorded their interactions with Jacob Wohl on body camera.

— Tony Webster (@webster) March 13, 2019

Wohl says in the documentary that the threat was forwarded to DHS:

In this video, Jacob Wohl claims his supposed death threat was immediately forwarded to Homeland Security — "They're not messing around with antifa here."

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) March 13, 2019

Which reporters will now track down:

That's a FOIA. https://t.co/6cr9Om0wfg

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) March 13, 2019

And we do know that Wohl and Ali Akbar filed a real police report:

pic.twitter.com/f3AiFPDgE3

— Tony Webster (@webster) March 13, 2019

Akbar, who goes by Ali Alexander on Twitter, is investigating:

I am — personally — chasing down the allegation that’s Jacob Wohl creates a fake account in December of 2018 that he may have used to direct comments toward himself during the trip to MN.

When I find a conclusion, I’ll make it public regardless of where the facts take me.

— Director Ali Alexander (@ali) March 13, 2019