A Not-So-Chance Encounter: Jennifer Aniston's Accused Stalker Charged
Accused individual faces charges after allegedly engaging in stalking activity - Accused Individual Arrested Following Alleged Harassment Incident
You won't believe this crazy turn of events: the man who smashed his car into Jennifer Aniston's (56) swanky digs on Monday has been slapped with charges. According to sources like "Sky News," the prosecutor claims this 48-year-old has been hounding Jen with creepy voicemails, emails, and social media messages ever since 2023.
He's been charged with stalking, vandalism, and even threatening to cause some serious harm. If found guilty, he could be looking at three years in the clink. And guess where he crashed his car? Yup, Jen's $21 million Bel Air villa. You'd think he'd get the hint. The dude was nabbed on Monday after ramming his car into the gate of Jen's mansion. He'll be facing the judge on Thursday.
Jen was chillin' at home at the time of the smash-and-grab. Her security team sprang into action, apprehending the driver until the cops rolled up. Get this: the suspected stalker had publicly declared his love for Jen on Facebook, referring to her as his "wife" or his "soulmate."
Prior Stalking Episodes
This isn't the first time Jen's had to deal with some weirdo creeping around. Back in 2010, some dude was nabbed after being discovered loitering near her house with a pointy gadget, some duct tape, and a love note to boot. He swore they were an item and got shipped off to a loony bin. In 2005, a guy who couldn't keep his hands off Jen's "Friends" show was sentenced to a year in prison for trying to barge into her house.
Boeking a New Address
Rumors swirl that Jen's moving out of her Bel Air pad, a nifty neighborhood in LA. Word has it she's planning to move into a $15 million house in Montecito. Jen reportedly picked up this four-bedroom Tuscan-style abode from chatshow queen Oprah Winfrey (71) in September last year, and she's been sprucing it up with a hefty renovation project for the last three years.
- Jennifer Aniston
- Stalking
- Vandalism
- Stalker
- Car
- Sky News
- Prosecutor
- Messages
- Bodily harm
- Creepy
- Weirdo
- Swing by
- Linger
- Loonie bin
- Inmate
- Lockup
- Spruce up
- Reno
- Reno project
- Sky News reported that the prosecutor accused the stalker of sending Jennifer Aniston creepy and harassing messages since 2023.
- The stalker, who publicly declared his love for Jennifer Aniston on Facebook, was nabbed after ramming his car into the gate of her $21 million Bel Air villa.
- If found guilty, the stalker could be looking at three years in jail for charges that include stalking, vandalism, and threatening bodily harm.
- Jennifer Aniston, reportedly planning to move into a $15 million house in Montecito, had previously deals with other weirdos loitering near her house and trying to barge into her home.
- The suspected stalker's suspicious activities led to his being sent to a loony bin in the past, and his strange behavior towards Jennifer Aniston is reminiscent of another inmate who was imprisoned for a year for similar crimes.
