NEW: Minnesota Mother Shiloh Hendrix, Who was Filmed Saying N-Word in Viral Video, Breaks Her Silence After Woke Jury Convicts Her of “Disorderly Conduct”

The Minnesota mother who has been at the center of a racial firestorm since last year has just broken her silence after a far-left jury convicted her earlier this week of a speech ‘crime.’

As The Gateway Pundit’s Cassandra MacDonald reported, a Minnesota jury on Thursday night delivered a split verdict in the disorderly conduct trial of Shiloh Hendrix.

The jury found the 37-year-old mother not guilty on the count related to her words directed at the eight-year-old Somali boy who was stealing from her, but guilty on the count stemming from her comments to the man who filmed and confronted her at a Rochester playground.

Judge Christa M. Daily sentenced Hendrix to a $1,000 fine, 200 hours of community service, supervised probation, and a stayed 90-day jail term.

Last April, Hendrix was at the park with her toddler when the boy reached into her diaper bag and took an applesauce pouch. She confronted the child and allegedly used the N-word.

A Somali man named Sharmake Beyle Omar, who was not the child’s father, began recording the scene, became extremely confrontational with Hendrix as she was holding her toddler, and continued filming as he demanded and provoked her to repeat the slur.

BREAKING: Shiloh Hendrix charged for the viral video of her saying a slur. She now is facing jail. pic.twitter.com/9or7jGIDO3

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) August 26, 2025

Independent Journalist Tom Hennessy, who has been in close contact with Hendrix since her ordeal first began, just released a statement from her regarding the unjust verdict.

Hendrix began her letter by expressing relief at being back home with her sons, whom she “missed so much,” and that “her family’s hearts would have been broken” had she been jailed.

The Minnesota mother went on to thank her husband and lawyer, along with Hennessy, for their support.

Then Hendrix added an important note: she is NOT on social media, and someone is trying to impersonate her. One can only hope X will soon take down the account responsible.

Hendrix also called the verdict “unfair and unjust” while confirming there would be an appeal, vowing always to continue fighting.

She then closed by thanking everyone else around the country who has backed her.

🚨 Shiloh Hendrix post trial update 🚨

Hello!

I hope everyone is doing well!

I just got back home to my sons yesterday after being away from them for several days due to my trial. It’s the longest time I’ve ever been separated from them. I missed them so much. I can’t even… https://t.co/ICYlXg5LEt pic.twitter.com/CgWQII7taI

— Tom Hennessy (@Tomhennessey69) July 25, 2026

Here is her full letter:

Hello!

I hope everyone is doing well!

I just got back home to my sons yesterday after being away from them for several days due to my trial. It’s the longest time I’ve ever been separated from them. I missed them so much. I can’t even imagine if they had jailed me for this. My family’s hearts would have been broken. I’m so grateful to be home.

I have had an excellent team with me throughout this whole thing. My husband has never left my side. Tom Hennessy was reporting the truth the whole time to keep you all updated. My lawyer, Brian Karalus, has proven to be the perfect person for this case. I also had a group of patriots serve as my security. I am so thankful for them all.

I also wanted to add that I am not on social
media. I have been told that there is someone out there impersonating me. Don’t fall for their tricks.

We all know the verdict. We all know how unfair and unjust it is. This is why I will be appealing. Things are already in motion to do so. I will never stop fighting, and all of you give me so much strength and hope to keep my head in the battle. I don’t know what I would do without all of your support. You’ve all proven time and time again how great we can be when we stick together. It makes my heart happy.

Thank you for staying by my side.

Thank you for showing the world what we can do.

Thank you for helping me protect my family.

Thank you for everything.

Shiloh