<p>Kristy Lee Roshia, 35, was charged with threatening a family member of the president and assaulting a federal agent after being arrested on Saturday less than two miles from the Kailua home where the Obama family planned to stay during a holiday visit later this week.<br /><br />Roshia called the Secret Service's Boston office last month and told a receptionist, "I will kill Michelle Obama" and "I will kill Marines," according to a Secret Service affidavit.<br />During the same call, she said she would "blow away" Michelle Obama, the document states.<br /><br />A message left at the federal public defender's office in Honolulu was not immediately returned.<br /><br />Roshia has a history of leaving rambling messages and sending poems, love letters and photographs of herself to the Secret Service, according to the affidavit.<br />As early as 2004, she told the agency that "although her mission is to assassinate the president, she has no desire to hurt him," the document states.<br />The affidavit said Roshia acknowledged to Secret Service agents before her arrest that she had threatened Michelle Obama.</p>
<p>Kristy Lee Roshia, 35, was charged with threatening a family member of the president and assaulting a federal agent after being arrested on Saturday less than two miles from the Kailua home where the Obama family planned to stay during a holiday visit later this week.<br /><br />Roshia called the Secret Service's Boston office last month and told a receptionist, "I will kill Michelle Obama" and "I will kill Marines," according to a Secret Service affidavit.<br />During the same call, she said she would "blow away" Michelle Obama, the document states.<br /><br />A message left at the federal public defender's office in Honolulu was not immediately returned.<br /><br />Roshia has a history of leaving rambling messages and sending poems, love letters and photographs of herself to the Secret Service, according to the affidavit.<br />As early as 2004, she told the agency that "although her mission is to assassinate the president, she has no desire to hurt him," the document states.<br />The affidavit said Roshia acknowledged to Secret Service agents before her arrest that she had threatened Michelle Obama.</p>