Even accepting this construction as true, no reasonable jury could consider this broad, non-detailed wish to be a threat at all, much less a true threat. Under certain circumstances, a wish may possibly constitute a true threat. However, in the few cases where an "I wish" type of statement constituted a true threat, there were additional statements alleged that provided threatening context. 2013) ("[T]he mere wish that a person die from a slow and painful disease does not constitute a true threat. The statement "I wish someone would in alive him" is simply not a threat.