Atlanta, Georgia - The Fulton County district attorney's office may soon seek to have the bond revoked for Trevian Kutti, a defendant in the Georgia election subversion case, after she threatened a witness in a social media video.

Last month, Kutti shared a video on Instagram, where she at one point rants about a witness in the case and proceeds to threaten her life.

"There's a woman sitting somewhere who knows this whole thing is a lie, who knows I never did anything to her," Kutti claims in the clip. "There's a woman sitting somewhere who knows that I'm going to f**k her whole life up when this is done."

According to CNN, sources say that prosecutors are considering putting in a request with the court to have Kutti's bond revoked, as her comments in the video likely violated the terms of her bond agreement.

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Prosecutors believe that Kutti, who was charged alongside Donald Trump and 18 others by District Attorney Fani Willis for an alleged conspiracy to overturn Georgia's 2020 election results, is speaking about Ruby Freeman, a Fulton County election worker.

Freeman alleged in the case that Kutti traveled to her home on January 4, 2021, and told her she would face prison time if she didn't publicly declare voter fraud was an issue in the county.

After Freeman called the police, Kutti was later caught on bodycam footage continuing to pressure her while at a police station.

Kutti's attorney, Steve Greenberg, told CNN that his client did nothing wrong, as she is free to publicly comment about the case.

"People have the right even when they are out on bond to comment on their cases," he argued. "She didn't threaten anybody. She said that she didn't do anything wrong, which is a fact. There was absolutely nothing wrong with what she said."

Kutti, who infamously donned an ominous grin in her mug shot, has pleaded not guilty to all three charges she is facing.