QAnon-type accusations come between married ministers

A minister allegedly assaulted and accused her minister husband of a QAnon-type conspiracy in their Olympia home on Wed., Sep. 1.

Jennifer Chuks, 45, had her voice initially captured on a 911 dispatch call made by her husband, demanding keys to their apartment. Chuks allegedly threatened to “smash” his head in.

Chuks’ husband, the victim, told Thurston Sheriff's deputies that he had made an appointment with Chuks to watch his son and arrived at the apartment to find the front door open with a chair in it.

Both Chuks have both worked as ministers at the Glory Center in Aberdeen.

The husband informed Chuks that he was entering the apartment, which angered Chuks, who demanded keys to the apartment and for him to leave, according to the police report.

Chuks allegedly began pushing, punching and slapping her husband in the face and chest, then picked up a guitar off the couch, hitting her husband over the head with it.

Chuks’ husband said that after 18 years of marriage to Chuks, during the past 18 months she has been experiencing a psychotic break He said that Chuks has accused The Glory Center of “running a child sex traffic ring.”

Thurston Deputies made contact with Chuks, who only opened the door a few inches and “peeked” out at TSCO. According to the police report, Chuks said “some man” came to her apartment and she wanted to get keys from him. Several times during the discussion with TSCO, Chuks claimed that she had an “appointment” and that she couldn’t talk to law enforcement.

Chuks then shut and locked the door on TSCO.

Deputies asked the apartment manager to bring keys after several requests by deputies to Chuks that she re-open the door.  Chuks was found in the bathroom shower, naked.

When informed that she was going to be arrested for assault for domestic violence, Chuks reportedly told a deputy that it was a “mistake” and that she was “going to have” the deputy fired.

Chuks was booked into the Thurston Jail for assault. Chuks’ husband has said that he has reached out to mental services, but that Chuks is unwilling to participate in the services provided.