Family of Renee Good Slams Online Lies and Fake Mugshots After She Was Killed by ICE in Minneapolis

In a gut-wrenching cry from the depths of unimaginable grief, the family of Renee Nicole Good – the beloved 37-year-old poet and mum-of-three gunned down by a trigger-happy ICE agent in a Minneapolis street – have been forced to break their silence over vicious online rumors painting her as a hardened criminal. Just days after her senseless death on January 7, 2026, amid Donald Trump’s explosive immigration crackdown, trolls and conspiracy nuts have flooded social media with fake mugshots and fabricated rap sheets, claiming Renee had a dark past riddled with arrests and even child abuse allegations. But in an emotional bombshell statement that has left supporters weeping, her sister-in-law, Morgan Fletcher, took to Facebook to set the record straight: ‘Criminal history? She didn’t have one!’

The haunting plea comes as America reels from the chilling video of Renee’s final moments – bullets shattering her SUV windshield as she bled out blocks from home, her wife Becca screaming in horror. Now, as protests rage from Minneapolis to Washington DC, and celebrities like Mark Ruffalo demand justice, the Good family are battling not just for answers but to salvage Renee’s spotless reputation from the mud-slinging mob. ‘We’ve seen the false claims and the wrong Renee Good’s info being posted,’ Morgan wrote in her raw post, her words dripping with anguish. ‘Please focus on humanity, empathy, and care for the family – especially the kids.’ It’s a desperate bid to humanize a woman reduced to a political pawn, as right-wing pundits like Fox News’ Jesse Watters dismiss her as a ‘self-proclaimed poet with pronouns in her bio.’

The Daily Mail uncovers the full, heart-shattering saga: from the viral misinformation storm – including a debunked AI-generated ‘mugshot’ that’s fooled thousands – to Renee’s pristine life as a compassionate soul who ‘stuck up for the bullied,’ the family’s tearful denials, and the mounting calls for the ICE agent’s head. As a GoFundMe soars past $1.5 million, and probes swirl around whether he’ll ever face charges, this is the tragedy that’s exposed the ugly underbelly of America’s divided soul.

The Vile Smear Campaign: Fake Mugshots and Phantom Arrests – How Online Trolls Twisted Renee’s Memory into a ‘Criminal’ Nightmare

It started as whispers in the dark corners of the web, but exploded like wildfire across X, Facebook, and Reddit: claims that Renee Nicole Good wasn’t the innocent bystander her supporters portrayed, but a woman with a shady criminal history. One viral image – a grainy, suspiciously perfect ‘mugshot’ complete with fabricated charges like assault and child endangerment – racked up millions of views, with users crowing, ‘See? She was no angel!’ Fact-checkers at Snopes swiftly debunked it as ‘false,’ warning it was likely AI-generated misinformation designed to discredit the victim. ‘A screenshot circulating online does NOT authentically depict the criminal record of Renee Nicole Good,’ they blasted in a scathing report.

But the damage was done. Rumors spiraled: whispers that Renee had lost custody of her kids, that her partner Becca had been arrested for child abuse, even wild tales of a ‘violent past’ that justified the shooting. ‘There’s no confirmation Renee lost custody,’ thundered The Economic Times in a blistering fact-check. ‘These claims remain unverified.’ Limitless Media News piled on: ‘A viral image claiming Renee Good has an arrest record has been confirmed false – no court records found.’ The New York Post, breaking the family’s statement, admitted: ‘The Post has found no evidence that Good has any criminal history.’ A deep dive revealed only a minor 2012 speeding ticket in Colorado – hardly the rap sheet of a ‘professional agitator’ as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem sneered.

Experts blame the Trump era’s toxic polarization. ‘This is paramilitary terror amplified by online hate,’ one analyst fumed. On X, posts like @nypost’s viral tweet – ‘Renee Nicole Good’s family forced to deny online rumors she had criminal history’ – garnered thousands of likes, but also hate-filled replies. ‘Good, a mother of three with no criminal history, was shot during a federal operation,’ one user pleaded amid the chaos. But trolls persisted, sharing doctored images and ‘alternative facts’ to muddy the waters.

The Family’s Emotional Outburst: ‘Please Focus on Humanity’ – Tearful Pleas Amid the Grief

Forced into the spotlight, the Good family couldn’t stay silent. Morgan Fletcher, Renee’s sister-in-law, poured her heart out on Facebook: ‘And we’ve seen the false claims and the wrong Renee Good’s info being posted (criminal history? She didn’t have one).’ It was a raw, emotional gut-punch, begging for mercy: ‘Please focus on humanity, empathy, and care for the family – especially the kids.’ GB News captured the fury: ‘The family of Renee Nicole Good have broken their silence over claims she had a criminal background.’

Renee’s mum, Donna Ganger, echoed the pain in prior interviews: ‘She was probably terrified… One of the kindest people I’ve ever known.’ Now, with rumors swirling, Donna’s resolve hardened. ‘That’s so stupid that she was killed,’ she had sobbed earlier, but sources say she’s ‘raging’ at the smears. Dad Tim Ganger added: ‘She had a good life, but a hard one.’ Becca, still in shock, has retreated, but her earlier words haunt: ‘We had whistles. They had guns.’

The kids – aged 6, 12, and 15 – are the real victims here. ‘We’re gonna miss seeing them – forever,’ a neighbor wept. A GoFundMe for them has exploded, fueled by donors horrified by the lies.

Renee’s Spotless Life: From Choir Star to Tragic Heroine – The Woman Behind the Smears

To those who knew her, Renee was ‘pure sunshine’ – no criminal, just a compassionate force. Born in Colorado Springs, she shone in school choir, belting Sarah McLachlan with her ‘chuckerous’ laugh. Voted ‘Best Personality,’ she defended the marginalized. Married young, widowed twice – first divorce, then hubby Tim’s sudden death in 2023 – she rebuilt with Becca, running a handyman biz. An award-winning poet from Old Dominion University, her work touched souls.

‘She was peaceful; she did the right thing,’ CAIR’s Jaylani Hussein declared. No arrests, no scandals – just a minor ticket.

The Shooting Revisited: ‘Reckless’ or ‘Self-Defense’? As Agent Escapes Charges

Recap the horror: Renee, post-school drop-off, encountered an ICE raid. Agents claim she ‘weaponized’ her vehicle; video shows otherwise. Shot by Jonathan Ross, she died in agony. Mayor Frey: ‘Bullshit!’ But reports say Ross ‘unlikely to face charges.’ FindLaw outlines probes: internal, criminal, civil.

Nationwide Backlash: Protests, Polls, and a Call for Reform

Vigils swell; polls demand ICE overhaul. ‘This is Kent State 2.0,’ protesters chant. As misinformation fades, justice calls grow.

Morgan’s plea lingers: ‘She didn’t have one.’ For Renee, truth must prevail.