This is really crazy.
Genoveva Nunez-Figueroa, a 30-year-old from Thousand Oaks, Calif., had to be rescued by firefighters on Sunday after she became stuck eight feet down in a chimney. And it's not a coincidence at all that said chimney was part of the roof that belonged to the man she had met online recently. The two had reportedly only been on six dates when Nunez-Figueroa tried to break into his house through the chimney, though her intent once she got into the house was unclear.
According to ABC, the man was not at home at the time, but when alerted, he admitted to authorities that he went on a few dates with Genoveva after they hooked up online. He also said that he had recently ended the relationship.
Firefighters had to take the chimney apart brick by brick using a jackhammer and then used liquid soup to extract the hopeless romantic. The woman was eventually arrested, the picture above is her mug shot.
However, the man she had been dating, who wished not to be identified, really did not appreciate her grand gesture.
"Before you have somebody come in your house really check them out; really give it some time before you let somebody in, because they might want to stay," he told KTLA.
This fine babe did this? Why so desperate na
ReplyDeleteShe's lucky she got out alive!
ReplyDeleteGreat advertising for her! As one commenter already noted-fine babe. Why do it?
ReplyDeleteThe dangerous minds of stalkers. Yes, she was stalking. Serious crime! If she'd wanted to burglarize him she could have done so much easier than sliding down a chimney.
Ex: Open window latch for later entry. Grab house key. Enlist others to grab things at his home.
I don't believe for one minute she was there to burglarize him, though that is what she was caught doing. She was stalking. Scary! Very Scary!
Many more people just like her out there waiting to pounce. And, they don't have to be on an online dating service either. He's attractive. She's attractive. But why do crazy stuff when there are a lot more attractive people out there?