Drug-Using Therapist Slapped With Five-Count Criminal Case, Including Criminal Defamation; Sued Today For Defamation

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Jacqueline Niccolai, 38, of Kenosha – Drug-Using Therapist and Former Foster Mom
(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)

KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman who works as a licensed therapist, and whose license is currently under investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, was hit with a five-count criminal complaint this week after a two-year campaign of social media defamation targeting Kenosha County Eye Editor Kevin Mathewson, court records show. Niccolai was also previously a foster mom.

Jacqueline P. Niccolai, 38, of Kenosha, was charged April 7, 2026, with criminal defamation, computer message threaten/obscenity, disorderly conduct, and two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping. The complaint was charged by the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office.

The case marks the fourth time Niccolai has faced legal action in Kenosha County. Her first case involved carrying a firearm while intoxicated. Her second involved two counts of violating a harassment restraining order obtained by Mathewson. The restraining order was originally granted by a court commissioner and later upheld on appeal. Niccolai was later charged after repeatedly violating the order by contacting Mathewson on social media, including calling him a “pussy” and other vulgar names. Her third case was an OWI. She is now facing her most serious package of charges yet. Mathewson also filed a civil defamation lawsuit against Niccolai today in Kenosha County Circuit Court.

According to the criminal complaint, Niccolai operated two Facebook pages and associated websites through which she published a sustained campaign of false allegations against Kenosha County Eye editor Kevin Mathewson.

Those allegations included claims that Mathewson is a pedophile and a rapist, among other false sexual allegations. She also falsely accused Mathewson of going to jail for beating his child. The Kenosha Police Department confirmed through a records inquiry that no complaints or calls for service involving any sexual crimes exist in relation to Mathewson. KPD has never taken a sexual assault complaint naming Mathewson as an aggressor.

The complaint documents nine specific incidents of defamatory content spanning from 2024 through March 2026, including posts in which Niccolai used hashtags including #KevinPedoson, #Perv, and #Pedo, listed Mathewson by name alongside other individuals she characterized as predators and urged the public to “remember their names and steer clear,” directly called Mathewson a pedophile, endorsed third-party claims that Mathewson is a pedophile, and admitted she had “created an entire Facebook page dedicated to outting him.”

Her most recent social media post has been widely seen in Kenosha, and many people reading this story have likely already come across it. Even some people who have openly criticized Mathewson in the past have said Niccolai went too far with the allegations. One Kenosha man wrote on Facebook, “This defamation suit is going to be epic.”

Kenosha Police Body-Worn Camera Footage
Kenosha Police Body-Worn Camera Footage

In that post, Niccolai falsely claimed that Mathewson had been kicked out of a bar for sexually assaulting a woman in a bathroom. She also claimed that he was sexualizing 7- and 8-year-olds so they would have sex with him when they turned 18. Those allegations are not supported by any police records, complaints, or court filings.

The computer message obscenity charge stems from posts in which Niccolai published sexually obscene content directed at Mathewson.

The two bail jumping counts stem from Niccolai’s status at the time of the offenses. She had been on a $1,000 no-cash bail since Sept. 16, 2025, following charges for violating the harassment restraining order, and had signed a bond condition explicitly prohibiting her from committing any additional crimes.

Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge David Hughes In Court
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Judge David O. Hughes declined to issue an arrest warrant for Niccolai on April 9, 2026, despite a request from the Kenosha Police Department. Instead, Hughes ordered a summons be issued.

In his written order, Hughes wrote that while the complaint established probable cause, it did not overcome the statutory presumption against issuing warrants for misdemeanor crimes. He noted that the complaint described Niccolai as living in Kenosha County and offered no reason to believe she would flee or refuse to appear, pointing to a prior voluntary court appearance as evidence.

Kenosha County Eye does not know the specific reasons Kenosha Police requested the warrant. However, Niccolai has a documented history of dangerous and erratic behavior, including multiple suicide attempts requiring hospitalization and intensive care, an emergency detention under Wisconsin’s Chapter 51 mental health statute, threats to kill police officers, kicking out a police squad window, and other alarming behavior documented in police reports and video obtained by Kenosha County Eye.

Misdemeanor arrest warrants have been routinely signed in Kenosha County for decades. Kenosha County Eye cannot identify another instance in recent memory in which a misdemeanor warrant request supported by a probable cause finding was declined by a Kenosha County judge.

Jacqueline Niccolai, 38, of Kenosha – Drug-Using Therapist and Former Foster Mom and
Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Angelina Gabriele (D)
(facebook.com)

This is not the first time a warrant in a case involving Niccolai has been blocked. When Niccolai was previously charged with violating the harassment restraining order, Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II declined to sign a warrant at the direction of Deputy Chief Judge Chad Kerkman, according to a source with direct knowledge of that communication. It is not known whether a similar dynamic influenced Hughes’s decision. Judge Kerkman holds an honorary administrative title as deputy chief judge but is not the supervising authority over other circuit court judges.

Kenosha County Eye has also obtained a text message sent by Niccolai to a friend in which she wrote that she was “just laying in bed blackmailing judges.” It is not known which judges, if any, she was specifically referencing.

Niccolai’s criminal history stretches back several years. In addition to carrying a firearm while intoxicated, violating a harassment restraining order, and OWI, police records document threats against law enforcement officers and violent behavior during police contacts.

Niccolai is a licensed therapist in Wisconsin. Her license is currently under investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services. Court records in her various cases document drug use. Text messages provided to Kenosha County Eye by a former friend of Niccolai’s confirm her use of cocaine.

The fact that a woman facing four cases in Kenosha County, with documented drug use, multiple mental health crises, threats toward police, and repeated criminal allegations, holds an active license to provide therapeutic services to vulnerable patients has alarmed many in the community.

Mathewson, who is both the victim in the criminal case and the plaintiff in a civil defamation lawsuit filed against Niccolai today in Kenosha County Circuit Court, issued the following statement:

“This woman is a licensed therapist whose license is currently under investigation. For two years she has run a campaign calling me a pedophile, a rapist, and a child abuser, allegations that are verifiably false and easily proven false. After two years of tolerating her lies I contacted law enforcement and today I filed a civil defamation lawsuit against her. I value free speech, but calling someone a pedophile, a rapist, and a child abuser crosses a line the First Amendment does not protect. Her campaign of defamation ends now. I recognize she has documented mental health struggles, she has made multiple suicide attempts and been emergency detained under Chapter 51, but that is not an excuse for her behavior. She is a very nasty woman with a tight-knit group of followers, many of whom are themselves criminals I have reported on over the years.”

Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Chad Kerkman (D)
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Mathewson also questioned why warrants have repeatedly been denied in Niccolai’s cases.

“She claims she is blackmailing judges, and I’m told she is friends with several people in the courthouse, including self-described ‘Chief Judge’ Chad Kerkman,” Mathewson said. “I know Hughes isn’t involved in anything improper, but I do want to know whether Chad Kerkman is influencing these decisions. Why are other judges and court commissioners being told what to do in Niccolai’s cases?”

Niccolai has publicly blamed her arrests on what she has called “the corrupt” Kenosha Police Department, Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office, and Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office.

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  1. Let this be a warning to anyone that put false BS on social media. This appears to be a bridge too far, dumb.

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  2. It’s ridiculous how obsessed she is with this author. First comes the criminal conviction, and then civil suit follows. The good news is, JN, you’ve earned it. So Stupid, just for clicks.

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        1. What goes both ways? Name a defamation suit Kevin has lost. When people like JN post false content on their page for clicks, it’s a crime. Defamation on social media is becoming more common than you might think, and I caution anyone about the ramifications of posting false information. The First Amendment doesn’t protect false speech, and she’s going to find out the hard way. Once she’s done being criminally convicted, she can look forward to a civil judgment- all for clicks.

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  3. Freaking wild how she went from a pro-life advocate & foster parent to a bonafide whackadoo.

    Drugs are bad, m’kay kids?

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  4. Who in the right mind would allow her to be a therapist to them or their child ? Omg !! This is terrifying that we allow this type to be licensed to see patients!!!

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    1. This woman is mentally ill and should NOT be receiving patients and giving out therapy to them! Her license needs to be revoked! She also needs counseling herself!

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      1. They call it the blind leading the blind. She’s completely wrecking her life over high school drama and baseless gossip. Hope her ridiculous site was worth it. Maybe she can commiserate with the other trolls in the community. It’s not funny anymore welcome to the legal system.

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      2. The fact that a scrambled eggs whackadac dysfunctional mental case at has not yet had her therapist license terminated with multi-year evidence to date refects very poorly on the state.

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  5. The quote about an OWI being a right of passage, in Kenosha it seems the courts sure don’t take drunk driving too seriously.

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    1. I only lived in Wisconsin for the ages of 7-10 yet I also thought over-drinking was over-common in Wisconsin! Even kids notice.

      1. Is that a kenosha thing? I know someone out in Lake Country who got one, 1st offense, and it’s on ccap.

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          1. I think the question is whether that’s Kenosha specific policy; some other Wisconsin counties still send 1st OWIs through the circuit court.

            1. If it’s Kenosha PD, it goes to Muni court, if it’s the Sheriff’s Office in Somers, Salem Lakes, Bristol, Paddock Lake, it goes on CCAP. Niccolai’s was in the City of Kensoha.

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          2. Lake Country… ie the wanna be snobs in Waukesha, oconomowoc, Hartland area. His was a first offense and it’s on ccap

  6. It almost seems like she has a crush on you, Kevin, and this is a diabolical case of a mentally ill woman scorned! It is time she gets put away for her crimes. If she indeed has the entire court system in her back pocket as she says, then we need a complete overhaul, for this county is too corrupt to continue.

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  7. Why isn’t the Wisconsin Judicial Review Commission investigating the Kenosha County Courts regarding these allegations?

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  8. The most hypocritical thing of all is she complains about the broken system and how they are all corrupt. As she’s the one that’s part of the corruption and saying her blood work will be thrown out. Literally a hypocrite

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    1. I expected one of the perverted creepy old men on this site to share their sexual fantasies with all of us.

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      1. Wow that didn’t even sound like a fantasy. is that would you got out of it? I think maybe your digging into your inner self and possibly it’s YOU having fantasies. ..hmmm

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  9. Good for you Kevin, standing up to her obvious defamation. So easy to damage someone’s reputation and professional standing with nothing at all to back it up.

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  10. i have a case before gabriel comming up, im gonna contact jackie and see how much it will take for a dismissal

    1. YUP.
      “Judges” … fraternizing with crap like that is the kind of stuff that Muslims
      use as evidence of the need for Sharia law.

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  11. The handgun.
    Wonder if a trace was run on it, where it came from, and any final disposition….was it confiscated, or did the courts order it returned?

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  12. Love that pic with the judge. Women often take pics with their heads close together. It’s as if they think the camera lens won’t capture them both unless they’re (figuratively) glued together.

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  13. Another story linking teddy and kerkman to crazy drug ridden idiots who are head cases! Hopefully everyone sees the pattern! How is Teddy even practicing law?? I’d guess the hook up for the blow is more valuable than the disgrace of being associated! How have we gotten here in society that these people actually have followers?? Crazy

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  14. Her mental illnesses are serious and could be deadly. Keep your head on a swivel Kevin she’s dangerous. Incarceration can’t fix her and we no longer have institutions that could help

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  15. ….”no matter how good she looks; how sweet she talks….some guy is tired or her BS.” Used to call it the “Tawney Kaitan Syndrome” but alas; that saying is too sad to use.

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  16. Angelina Gabriele needs to go, Jason Barnhill, the alcoholic, woman and sexual predator was also friends with this judge.

  17. What do you call Jacqueline Niccolai and Ted Kmiec giving advice?

    Synthetic weed — technically legal, but you know it’s going to ruin your night😭

  18. If it’s true that judge is actually trying to tap Jackie, he better use a couple hefty bags as contraception. Knowing her record, if he doesn’t use that it’ll be like Pokémon, he’ll catch all of the STDs 😖

  19. It’s funny how the site run by this therapist seems to draw in all sorts of trolls and, honestly, people who could use some actual therapy, even more than JN therapy. The list of them is long, so it’s smart to screenshot their supporters and avoid getting caught up in their chaos.

  20. Uh oh. She’s up and posting again and played the victim. Wait u til berg and caputo come to her rescue. Criminals gonna stick together

    1. Speaking of criminals, berg posted about not being able to get a prosecutor. Few posts before that about working a job. Bro you’re a loser. Using a vet status to get a prosecutor paid for after you sold guns and drugs with your kid in the house????? That’s your defense? I’m a vet who did nothing? Kev do a story on this bullshit! Since your a vet you get a free lawyer after all that? Of course your Kenosha exposed follower.

  21. The Sheriff of Dodge County just filed a Million Dollar defamation lawsuit against a woman over falsehoods.
    $$Million Dollars$$

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KENOSHA, Wis. — City officials are moving forward with a full closure of a key Sheridan Road intersection next month as part of ongoing streetcar infrastructure work, and they are inviting residents to weigh in before construction begins. The City of Kenosha plans to shut down Sheridan Road at 56th Street beginning June 12 to replace embedded streetcar tracks at the intersection. Barricades

Jury Foreman Speaks Out After Tercek Verdict, Despite Judge’s Warning on Media Contact

KENOSHA, Wis. — The foreman of the jury that convicted Justin Tercek of killing Andrew Pfannkuche and his dog Jake has spoken publicly with Kenosha County Eye, providing insight into the panel’s thinking despite what courtroom observers described as unusual remarks from Judge Jodi Meier cautioning jurors about speaking with the media. Tim Borop, who served as jury foreman, spoke with Kenosha County

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Felony Charges Filed in Columbus Park Shooting; Two Defendants Face Dozens of Years in Prison

Jontrell T. White, 22, and Ariyana A. Hill, 27, both of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Two Kenosha residents are now charged in connection with a Wednesday afternoon shooting at Columbus Park that left multiple people injured and sent bullets into a vehicle occupied by several adults and a baby. Court Commissioner William Michel II set cash bail at $100,000 for

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Kenosha Police Say Officer Shot Armed Suspect After He Fired At Officers, Ending Hours-Long Standoff

Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)(Scene Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man who allegedly fired at police during a domestic disturbance investigation was shot by an officer after an hours-long standoff, according to a statement released Tuesday by the Kenosha Police Department. Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be

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Felon Fires At Police, Sparks Massive 7-Hour Standoff In Kenosha; Suspect Airlifted After Multiple Self-Inflicted Gunshots

Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha (Facebook.com)(Scene Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 35-year-old Kenosha man with a violent felony history allegedly opened fire on police Monday evening, setting off a massive, hours-long standoff that drew dozens of officers, armored vehicles, and a multi-agency response before ending with the suspect suffering multiple self-inflicted gunshot wounds and being flown out

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$2 Million Bail Set For Kenosha Man Charged In Brutal Domestic Homicide After Alleged Setup Attack

Dale R. Dallia, 42, of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)Crime Scene (Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of carrying out a brutal, multi-phase attack that left one woman dead and another man fighting for his life is now formally charged, with Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II setting a $2,000,000 cash bond Tuesday

Westosha Central Student Wins Congressional Art Competition, Artwork To Be Displayed In U.S. Capitol

SALEM LAKES, Wis. — A Westosha Central High School student will soon have her artwork displayed in one of the most prominent buildings in the country after being named the winner of the 2026 Congressional Art Competition for Wisconsin’s First Congressional District. Isabella Rotizza, a 10th-grade student at Westosha Central High School, earned the top honor for her piece titled “Beauty Doesn’t Have

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Bargain Bail Billy Releases Kenosha Woman On No-Cash Bail After Alleged Meat Cleaver Attack On Elderly Man In Felony Case

Lesa K. Lieck, 63, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 63-year-old Kenosha woman facing a felony charge after allegedly striking an elderly man in the head with a meat cleaver during a violent domestic incident was released on a no-cash bail Monday after appearing before Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II. Lesa K. Lieck, 63, of Kenosha(Kenosha County

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