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On August 1, Chandler was arrested at a hotel in Richmond on charges of incest, with the arrest being live-streamed on YouTube. On Wednesday, Chandler was transferred to the Central Virginia Jail from Henrico County where she was being held. On Monday, the Henrico jail confirmed she was being held without bail and no court date had been established. It was reported that she was detained in the women's jail, however this was later determined to be false. On August 6, Chandler appeared in court. She requested that she be allowed to pick up her personal belongings, and upon being refused, angrily stamped her feet, claiming she would not feel safe without them. Chandler will be held without bond until her next court hearing on July 28, 2022 (it would have been on September 16, November 18 or February 3, but it was postponed). Starting from September 19, Chandler would begin to write letters from jail; One thing that remains consistent about all four of them is that she believes herself to be the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. She also claimed in one of the letters that she was curing her mother from all her "past sins and regrets" by committing incest with her.

Shortly after the initial post, it was discovered that the other person in the calls and texts was Isabella Loretta Janke, a 20-year old college student who had blackmailed other people online. Further searching led to the discovery that this call was part of a plan to blackmail Chandler, possibly into suicide or self-harm. This is a sharp contrast from other groups and individuals that trolled Chandler in the past, as they were merely doing so for their own amusement.

Shortly after the initial post, it was discovered that the other person in the calls and texts was [[Isabella Loretta Janke]], a 20-year old college student who had blackmailed other people online. Further searching led to the discovery that this call was part of a plan to blackmail Chandler, possibly into suicide or self-harm. This is a sharp contrast from other groups and individuals that trolled Chandler in the past, as they were merely doing so for their own amusement.

== Other arrests ==

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 On August 1, Chandler was arrested at a hotel in Richmond on charges of incest, with the arrest being live-streamed on YouTube. On Wednesday, Chandler was transferred to the Central Virginia Jail from Henrico County where she was being held. On Monday, the Henrico jail confirmed she was being held without bail and no court date had been established. It was reported that she was detained in the women's jail, however this was later determined to be false. On August 6, Chandler appeared in court. She requested that she be allowed to pick up her personal belongings, and upon being refused, angrily stamped her feet, claiming she would not feel safe without them. Chandler will be held without bond until her next court hearing on July 28, 2022 (it would have been on September 16, November 18 or February 3, but it was postponed). Starting from September 19, Chandler would begin to write letters from jail; One thing that remains consistent about all four of them is that she believes herself to be the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. She also claimed in one of the letters that she was curing her mother from all her "past sins and regrets" by committing incest with her.
-Shortly after the initial post, it was discovered that the other person in the calls and texts was Isabella Loretta Janke, a 20-year old college student who had blackmailed other people online. Further searching led to the discovery that this call was part of a plan to blackmail Chandler, possibly into suicide or self-harm. This is a sharp contrast from other groups and individuals that trolled Chandler in the past, as they were merely doing so for their own amusement.
+Shortly after the initial post, it was discovered that the other person in the calls and texts was [[Isabella Loretta Janke]], a 20-year old college student who had blackmailed other people online. Further searching led to the discovery that this call was part of a plan to blackmail Chandler, possibly into suicide or self-harm. This is a sharp contrast from other groups and individuals that trolled Chandler in the past, as they were merely doing so for their own amusement.
 == Other arrests ==