QAnon-Loving Sovereign Citizen is Headed Back to Jail.

     The face of sovereign citizens and QAnon in Northeast Wisconsin, Ann Retzlaff, is back in trouble again. She's fallen a long way since she became the hero of conservatives across the state with her refusal to obey COVID-19 restrictions. Annie's Campground, that business she used to flout the rules, was permanently closed after a judge approved the sale. In late November, Positive Ventures LLC, the company that now owns the property, sued Retzlaff for her unpaid debt on the property; Judge Kussel recused himself from the case, as he was overseeing the criminal trial of Retzlaff until she filed a lawsuit alleging he was "assisting human trafficking."

     It's the criminal case against Retzlaff that's causing her the most trouble, however. As I previously stated, she bonded out in August after being in jail for roughly four months on charges that she ran from and otherwise resisted police in May 2021 and April 2022 in two separate traffic stops where she claimed she was rescuing an employee from human trafficking, again indicating her belief in the QAnon conspiracy theory. The court appointed an attorney for her in September. On December 1st, she took a ride to the beach town of New Buffalo, Michigan, leaving the state without court permission. As a result, a warrant was issued for her arrest on two felony counts of bail jumping.

     Retzlaff is still out on bond and has yet to be apprehended on these new charges. This is why I don't understand why she was allowed to be released on $17,000 bond in the first place. She faces a total of six felony and four misdemeanor charges carrying a combined total of nearly 45 years in prison (as well as thousands of dollars in tickets) if she is given the maximum. She has resisted law enforcement on at least two occasions, violated the conditions of her release, sued officials involved in her case in an apparent effort to force them to recuse themselves, espoused anti-government conspiracy theories, and more, and now she has neither a home or a vehicle. She is the perfect candidate for remaining jailed until her trial.

     If you know the whereabouts of Ann Retzlaff, please report her location to authorities. She's due in civil court, anyways. While all of this has been going on, she has still been dealing with a decade-long child support battle with her ex-husband, Robert Raymond Rigsby. In spite of being the petitioner, Retzlaff was ordered to pay nearly $8,000, which she apparently did, and was in court for this case as recently as September 30th.

     Ann Retzlaff is apparently a shitty veteran, a shitty business owner, a shitty citizen, a shitty wife, a shitty mother, and obviously a shitty person all around. She belongs in prison, and it's only a matter of time before the cell door closes behind her for a spell of a few years.