Trans Teacher ARRESTED — “Kill List” Found

A transgender substitute teacher in Virginia plotted a “murder spree” at a local high school, complete with a “kill list” shared on Discord, exposing dangerous failures in school hiring and safety protocols.

Story Snapshot

19-year-old Hadyn Dollery, identifying as female, arrested for threatening bodily injury against a high school near Aldie, Virginia.
Threats included explicit “murder spree” references and a “kill list” posted on Discord app, reported via anonymous Safe2Talk tips.
Loudoun County Public Schools immediately removed the non-licensed substitute from their list, prioritizing student safety.
Incident reignites concerns in Loudoun County, a hotspot for transgender policy battles and parental rights disputes over school safety.

Arrest Details and Threats

Hadyn Dollery, a 19-year-old from Chantilly, Virginia, worked as a non-licensed substitute teacher for Loudoun County Public Schools during the 2025-26 school year. Authorities arrested Dollery on Thursday after anonymous tips via the Safe2Talk app revealed Discord messages threatening a high school near Aldie. The posts referenced a “murder spree” and included a “kill list” shared with a friend. Dollery faces charges of threats of bodily injury and remains detained alone at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center in Leesburg. This swift action by the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, led by Deputy Chris Freck, underscores the real dangers posed by unchecked online threats from those with access to children.

Loudoun County’s Troubled School History

Loudoun County, a suburb between Washington, D.C., and Winchester, shifted from Republican to Democratic control and emerged as a national flashpoint for transgender issues in schools. Past controversies involved student sexual assaults tied to controversial bathroom policies, sparking fierce parental rights battles. Dollery’s recent role in the district amplifies longstanding fears that ideological priorities have compromised child safety. Conservatives have long warned that such policies erode protections for students, prioritizing identity over basic security. This arrest validates those concerns, highlighting how radical agendas infiltrate classrooms.

LCPS responded decisively, stating they take all threats seriously and confirming Dollery’s removal from the substitute list. The district’s emphasis on staff and student safety now faces renewed scrutiny amid this politically charged backdrop.

Swift Response from Authorities and Schools

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office investigated promptly after Safe2Talk tips, authoring a criminal complaint based on Dollery’s Discord communications. LCPS banned the suspect immediately, preventing further access to schools. Dollery’s youth and substitute status raise questions about vetting processes for non-licensed personnel. No prior school conflicts appear in records, suggesting the threats emerged personally through online channels. This case exposes vulnerabilities in hiring practices, where background checks may overlook digital red flags.

Broader Implications for School Safety

Short-term effects include heightened security at Loudoun schools and intensified substitute vetting. Long-term, the incident could prompt policy reviews on monitoring online threats via apps like Discord and scrutinizing hires amid transgender debates. Affected communities, including students and staff at the targeted high school, face renewed tensions in this “deep-blue” county. Politically, it fuels narratives on protecting children from threats disguised under progressive identities, resonating with Americans frustrated by elite-driven policies that prioritize agendas over safety. Both conservatives and liberals share distrust in government failures to secure schools, echoing calls for accountability.

Transgender Substitute Teacher Busted for Plotting Massacre at Virginia High School, Bragging About ‘Kill List’ on Discord Chat App https://t.co/UaY8wZPL40

— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) April 25, 2026