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Chicago TribDaniel James Murray allegedly told a bank teller his job was 'messenger of God.' His mother had a restraining order.Reporting from Las Vegas - The customer had mussed hair, an $85,000 check and an odd question for the teller: Was her bank solvent?
"With all the mess going on under President Obama with banks and the economy," the man said last month, according to court papers, "I'm sure if citizens happen to lose their money, they will rise up and we could see killing and deaths."
Then he opened a savings account at Zions First National Bank in St. George, Utah.
Daniel James Murray, 36, originally from upstate New York, whose neighbors had nicknamed him "Cape Man" and who said his license plate read "ACHOSEN1," appeared in Las Vegas federal court Monday accused of threatening Obama. He was ordered to be transferred to Salt Lake City to face the charge, which carries a possible sentence of five years in prison.
A lanky man with glasses and dark stubble, Murray remained stone-faced as a prosecutor listed his alleged menacing statements, including, "We are on a mission to kill the president of the United States."
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