Outrage After Screenshots Show Autumn Tomko Wishing Harm on a Child During Online Argument

 

A Facebook argument has sparked widespread backlash after screenshots began circulating showing a woman, identified as Autumn Tomko, allegedly sending messages in which she insulted another user and expressed a wish that harm would come to their daughter.

In the screenshots being shared online, Autumn is seen directing a series of hostile messages toward another individual, including a statement wishing that the person’s child would be sexually assaulted. The exchange has prompted anger and condemnation across social media.

Two individuals familiar with the situation explained what they believe led to the conflict.

Isaiah, one of the people involved, wrote:

“She posted me on her Facebook talking trash and then blocked me. She claimed that Steven Ryder was making fun of someone who had been molested.”

Anabella, another witness, shared:

“From what I read, something was said by Steven Ryder that triggered her, and this was her response. It doesn’t make Autumn any less wrong. To wish harm on a child—real or not—is unacceptable. People can control how they react to situations. We’re adults. Do better.”

The situation has since fueled discussions about harassment, accountability, and the boundaries of online conflict.

No formal statements from Autumn Tomko have been made at the time of publication.