REAL life? Court filing alleges man sent Kurt Eichenwald animated GIF with 'intent to kill'

We see a LOT of interesting stuff on Twitter, but truth be told this may be one of the most bizarre stories ever.

Last week, Twitchy reported that the “troll” who had sent Newsweek columnist, Kurt Eichenwald, an animated gif had been arrested. Today the court filing revealed details of the case:

This court filing reveals details of case involving the guy arrested by FBI for causing my seizure. Note "others." https://t.co/aFWGgYGt9X

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) March 20, 2017

If you’d rather not click on the link you can see the complaint here in this Popehat thread:

.@Popehat @associatesmind U.S. v. John Rayne Rivello now unsealed in Texas.https://t.co/DxsoG0iV03 pic.twitter.com/fmFcahXddi

— Virgil Abt (@abtnatural) March 20, 2017

The complaint literally lists an animated gif as if it were a weapon.

You really have to pinch yourself and wonder if this is real life.

And we thought 2016 was nutty.

.@Popehat Not really OR ("own recognizance"), but DR ("Dad's recognizance"). pic.twitter.com/D7AM55qZ4l

— Virgil Abt (@abtnatural) March 20, 2017

Would appear Rivello was released into the care of his father.

This just gets weirder and weirder … stay tuned.