Husband of ‘Maple Leaf Menace’ Threatens Local Politicians, Celebrates Charlie Kirk’s Death

The husband of the illegal immigrant arrested by ICE for assaulting a teenager on a Jersey Shore boardwalk has unleashed a torrent of threats against local politicians while grotesquely mocking the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Matthew Geroni, with over 142,000 followers, unleashed vile rants about local governance, gentrification, and parking tickets in a video posted on June 17. His TikTok account, under the username Gravemasterhash, serves as a platform for his disturbing tirades.

“Reminder that, if you work in local government, we know where you live,” Geroni, 42, threatened in the video.

This chilling outburst came just weeks before his wife’s infamous incident, where she earned the moniker “Maple Leaf Menace” from the Department of Homeland Security.

Geroni warned local officials about the consequences of their actions, stating, “the things you do have consequences, and everyone here knows where you live, we also know where you work … hell, we also know where your kids go to school.”

Previously, Geroni posted videos wishing death upon President Trump and hoping for cancer to afflict his entire family.

In another disturbing clip shared by the X account @ImemetherforeIam, Geroni celebrated Charlie Kirk’s murder. Dressed in a pink sweatshirt, he stepped onto his balcony with arms outstretched as a caption read, “Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck and he dead.”

He defended this sadistic celebration in another video while wearing white makeup reminiscent of the Joker. “They’re [conservatives] are always laughing at us, so why wouldn’t I laugh when one of them takes it to the f—king neck and is no more?” he ranted.

Geroni continued with a chilling declaration: “The world is a lighter place now that he’s gone, and I say ‘ha ha ha.’”

His wife, Kaitlyn Tracey, 33, is currently detained at Delaney Hall immigrant detention center in Newark after her July 3 attack at Point Pleasant Beach.

Tracey was caught on video slapping a girl wearing a black “USA 250” tank top, delivering two rapid blows to her body and head before flipping her off and walking away.

The Department of Homeland Security reported that she overstayed her visa after arriving in the U.S. in 2024 and stated she would soon be removed from the country.

“This illegal alien who assaulted a teenager has no business being in our country,” DHS declared in a scathing statement on X.

The couple relocated to Houston in October 2024 before moving to New Jersey the following December, as indicated by Geroni’s Facebook posts.

Geroni claimed he quit his job at Wonderland Smoke Shop in 2021 to focus on content creation full-time. He lamented on Facebook about his career pursuits and later solicited donations for his Patreon account.