A Facebook post from the account of Lower Shankill leading loyalist Dee Coleman, that his house was paint bombed with replies to his post.
After his house was targeted Coleman took to social media to threaten those involved. He included CCTV images of the attacker and asked for help identifying him.
The sister of a teenager who was wrongly accused replied, saying Dee Coleman had threatened to cut his tongue out, and was using his convicted cocaine-dealing brother Gary Goof Coleman to pass on the warning.
She wrote: I will not be intimidated by a well-known, evil, sick, twisted man, nor will my family. I am not an easy target for an animal so wrong move Coleman boys. Dee makes the threats, Goof passing them on.