Big Brother Death Threats
Big  Brother Death Threats. Family of "Big Brother" contestant receives  death threats. The family of a reality television show contestant has  been receiving death threats, and the FBI could be get involved.
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According  to a report from TMZ, numerous phone calls have been made to the family  of “Big Brother” contestant Shelly Moore after she voted to evict fan  favorite Jeff Shroeder out of the house.
Moore,  who was part of an alliance with Shroeder and Jordan Lloyd during 13th  season of the popular reality series, shocked viewers Thursday night  when she went against the team.
Moore was the deciding vote on whether Shroeder would stay or leave the “Big Brother” house.
Since  the eviction episode, people have been threatening violent acts against  Moore’s husband and eight-year-old daughter named Josie.
TMZ  also reported that Moore’s employer has also been receiving harassing  phone calls, demanding that the company fire the 41-year-old industrial  executive from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
While  Moore said she was aware that some viewers would be upset over her  decision to evict Shroeder, she said she didn’t have any regrets and  claimed she would not have a chance to win if she went against Shroeder  and Lloyd in the end.
“Everyone loves you guys,” she had said to Lloyd on the show. “I have no chance of winning against you two.”
Allison Grodner, who is the show’s executive producer, took to her Twitter page to help defuse the situation with viewers.
"No matter how much you dislike an (house guest), this is wrong! True BB fans do not try to ruin lives. Please stop!"
The family says they are expecting to get the FBI involved since they are taking the threats seriously.
“Big  Brother,” which houses a group of people who are isolated from the  outside world, and their every move is recorded by cameras and  microphones as they compete for a cash prize while avoiding being  evicted from the house each week, airs on CBS three times a week.
Different  versions of they show can be seen in other countries such as Brazil,  Germany, Argentina, United Kingdom, Spain and Italy.
Source: allheadlinenews

