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The school teacher from Michigan made the fake bomb threats weeks after the school shooting in Ohio that killed four kids and injured seven people.

Breaking crime news, cold cases, missing people, and more from Nancy Grace

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A Michigan school district says a well-regarded middle school art teacher with two decades under her belt may have wanted to start her holiday break a little too early. Just weeks...

A Michigan art teacher is facing charges after slipping threatening, hand-written notes underneath the doors of three rooms inside a middle school, prosecutors say.

Johnna Rhone, 59, a teacher in a suburb of Detroit, was charged with making a false bomb threat at her school, the latest in a series of false threats in the area, since the Oxford shooting.

Fifty-nine-year-old Johnna Rhone was an art teacher at Jefferson Middle School in St. Clair Shores for 21 years.

A 59-year-old teacher who has been at Jefferson Middle School for 21 years has been charged with making a false report or threat of terrorism.

Johnna Rhone, 59 wrote a minimum of three notes with threatening language at the school in St. Clair Shores, said Macomb County prosecutor Pete Lucido.