Quick Summary
- The arrest of Miranda Felicity Delicont occurred at 10:30 AM, along with Jason McEwen, at his residence.
- The satirical Facebook page “City of Blackshear, Pierce County” reported the arrest.
- The arrest is considered one of the strangest reported, regardless of its authenticity.
Miranda Felicity Delicont was arrested on February 5, 2025, along with self-proclaimed “Registered Werewolf” Jason McEwen, as reported by the satirical and parody Facebook page ‘City of Blackshear, Pierce County.’
Both were taken into custody at 10:30 AM when authorities found them together at McEwen’s residence.
According to the page, a joint operation involving local, state, and federal authorities led to a raid on a residence between Patterson and Offerman, Georgia.
Before their arrest, authorities had been keeping McEwen’s home under surveillance for the past two years before finally executing their plan.
Inside the house, officers discovered a shocking scene.
They uncovered a drug lab producing a bizarre mix of synthetic human b*ood, methamphetamine, and hydrochloric acid.
During the raid, law enforcement also found a so-called human breeding center and a fight pit.
Charges Against Miranda Felicity Delicont and Jason McEwen
Following her arrest, Miranda Felicity Delicont faced multiple charges.
She was charged with one count of human trafficking, one count of possession of an illegal substance, and one count of manufacturing a prohibited substance.
Additionally, she was accused of operating a breeding facility illegally and faced 125 counts of human entrapment.
Authorities also charged her with 185 counts of cruelty to humans and 65 counts of neglect resulting in d*ath.
Further charges included one count of attempting to elude officers and one count of providing false information to law enforcement.
She was also charged with two counts of trying to hide evidence in body orifices and one count of failing to register as a werewolf.
Jason McEwen also faced serious charges. He was charged with one count of human trafficking, one count of possession of an illegal substance, and one count of manufacturing a prohibited substance.
Like Delicont, he was accused of operating a breeding facility illegally and faced 125 counts of human entrapment.
Authorities also charged him with 185 counts of cruelty to humans and 65 counts of neglect resulting in d*ath.
In addition, he was charged with one count of attempting to elude officers and six counts of assaulting an officer.
Both McEwen and Delicont are currently being held in a federal facility as they await their court hearings.
Alongside their arrest, authorities urged anyone with information on werewolves, vampires, or other paranormal entities to contact law enforcement.
Social Media Reactions: Doubts, Jokes, and Debates Over the Story
The bizarre nature of the case left social media users questioning its authenticity. One commenter wrote:
Is this for real or a joke ? No such thing as a werewolf let alone a vampire.
Via Facebook
Another joked:
Why did her name have to be Miranda?🙄😂
Via Facebook
A third person added:
Omg thanks for the entertainment of the day… I needed this!!!
Via Facebook
Even though many people doubted the story, the Facebook page ‘City of Blackshear, Pierce County’ is known for its satirical and fictional content.
Despite this disclaimer, the post sparked debates about whether supernatural beings could exist in today’s world.
Some found it hilarious, while others couldn’t help but wonder if there was a deeper meaning behind the story.
Regardless of the absurdity, Miranda Felicity Delicont’s name is now forever linked to one of the strangest arrests ever reported – real or not.
Things You Didn’t Know About
- Born in 1975, Jason McEwen is eight years older than Miranda Felicity Delicont, who was born in 1983.
