A 30-year-old Florida woman is in custody in Palm Beach County after deputies say she sent a barrage of violent threats to an ex-lover and his family when he attempted to cut off contact with her.

Jamie Nicolelee Kingston was arrested on Sept. 30 and booked into the Palm Beach County Main Detention Center, jail records show, according to WPEC. She faces felony charges of making written or electronic threats to kill or do bodily harm and using a two-way communication device to facilitate a felony.

According to a probable-cause affidavit from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, a married West Palm Beach man reported that he had previously had an affair with Kingston, whom he identified as an exotic dancer at a local club. While the affair had ended, the two stayed in touch until the man’s wife demanded the communication stop.

The man told deputies he broke off contact with Kingston on Sept. 25, prompting an argument through the messaging app TextNow. Investigators say the messages quickly turned into explicit threats over a two-day period.

Around 7:51 a.m. on Sept. 25, Kingston allegedly sent texts targeting the man’s wife, writing, “She needs to die” and “I will f—-ing slit her throat.”

Deputies reported that the messages resumed that evening around 7:00 p.m., with texts that included “SHES DONE,” “YOU JUST F—-ED UP,” “SAY BYE BYE TO YOUR LITTLE FAMILY,” and “ILL DESTROY YOUR LITTLE F—ING FREAK SHOW FAMILY.”

By the morning of Sept. 26, the messages were directed at the man himself. At roughly 9:54 a.m., texts sent to his phone stated, “Let me catch you in person. I’ll f—-ing rip you apart,” “Tread lightly you f—ing coward,” and “I want nothing but the worst for you if I see you in person, I’m f—ing killing you.”

Sheriff’s office investigators linked the TextNow number to Kingston through prior department records. An investigator noted that Kingston had “frequently and recently used” the phone number in several earlier law-enforcement reports, including one filed on Sept. 25.

Deputies also said the texts were self-identifying, and the man reported that he had communicated with Kingston exclusively through that number.

Following the investigation, authorities obtained an arrest warrant. Kingston was taken into custody on the evening of Sept. 30. At her first court appearance on Oct. 1, a judge set bond at $35,000 for the threat charge and $5,000 for the communications charge and ordered her to have no contact with the victim.

Kingston remains held on a $40,000 bond and has a hearing set for Oct. 30.