Arizona woman accused of stalking man, sending over 65k text messages

Arizona woman accused of stalking man, sending over 65k text messages

ARIZONA (ANN) - An Arizona woman is accused of stalking a man that she met online.

At one point, court documents say she was sending the man hundreds of text messages per day.

This woman did not just walk into a home that she wasn't invited to, but then she made herself right at home.

When police arrived to the Paradise Valley home last month, they found 31-year-old Jacqueline Ades in the man's bathtub.

The victim says he met her online and the pair went on one date over a year ago.

Now, she won't leave him alone.

She was arrested on allegations of stalking, a class five felony.

According to court documents, that appears to be true.

Ades trespassed onto his property last July and allegedly did it again in December.

She's also accused of sending him more than 65,000 text messages, which averages to 500 a day!

Some of the texts were threatening and disturbing like "don't ever try to leave me," "I'll kill you," "I want to wear your body parts," and "bathe in your blood."

Officers found a butcher knife in her car when she was most recently arrested.

She's now in jail with no bond.