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Alleged Tumbler Ridge co-conspirator James Cody Bryant denied bail

Federal prosecutors said Bryant helped plan a mass murder for months and would pose a danger to the community if released.

  • The District Court in Seattle denied bail to James Bryant, a Washington resident charged with conspiracy in the Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, school shooting.
  • Federal prosecutors alleged in a written submission that Bryant "helped plan a mass murder over the course of several months," providing money and advice to keep the plot secret.
  • Public defender Dennis Carroll clarified that Bryant uses female pronouns and goes by the name Melody, while court documents show she agreed to distribute a livestream of the attack.
  • Magistrate Judge Mary Alice Theiler ordered Bryant detained at a hearing on Oct 6, stating no conditions could ensure community safety if she were released pending trial.
  • Defense attorney Greg Murphy argued for Bryant's release, noting federal agents allowed her to remain free for seven months after initial interviews, though she has not yet entered a plea.
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U.S. court denies bail to alleged Tumbler Ridge shooting conspirator James Bryant

SEATTLE — A court in Seattle, Wash., has denied bail to James Bryant, who is accused of conspiring with Jesse Van Rootselaar, the shooter in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass killing in February.

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CP U.S. court denies bail to alleged Tumbler Ridge shooting conspirator

SEATTLE - A court in Seattle, Wash., has denied bail to James Bryant, who is accused of conspiring with the shooter in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., killings.

·Toronto, Canada
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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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