'I will murder you': Stormy Daniels bodyguard says threats mount as hush money trial looms
Adult film star Stormy Daniels' bodyguard says his client has been hit with a wave of death threats as her court date in former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial looms.
Travis Miller appeared on CNN Tuesday night to share the threats Daniels faces as she prepares to testify about the affair she contends she had with the former president, and the money Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says she was paid to keep quiet.
"She's worried," Miller told Erin Burnett. "The biggest thing is just protecting her and and just give her as much peace as possible during this process."
Trump pleaded not guilty to charges he falsified business records ahead of the 2016 presidential election and denies the affair with Daniels.
Miller told Burnett Daniels is not new to such violent threats, but has grown alarmed as the messaging intensifies.
"I's definitely gotten worse," Miller confirmed.
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Burnett read aloud a two missives Daniels was sent.
"Evil will never win," the first read. "The truth will come out and I don't know how you live with yourself."
The second Burnett cautioned was so vile she could not read most of it on air.
"I'm going to physically abuse... you and your entire family," it reads. "This is a death threat and I swear to god I will murder you."
In a statement provided to CNN, Daniels said she was resolved to speak out in court.
"No amount of threats will change what happened," she said. "The truth is the truth."
For Miller, he sees Daniels as not only an "amazing person" but "an even better mom".
He has pledged to make sure she's shielded as long as it takes.
"I made her a promise that I would stand by her side from getting from the start to the end, and I plan on keeping that promise," Miller said. "I take a lot of pride in what I do."