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A New Hampshire man was found guilty of breaking into the home of an OnlyFans creator and recording her.
Mauricio Guerrero was arrested last year after the woman woke up to find him standing in her doorway.
After meeting on OnlyFans, Guerrero chased her for months and drove 350 miles to her mother’s house.
A 21-year-old man who broke into the attic of an OnlyFans creatorhid in her house and secretly taped her while she slept, found guilty of several charges after a trial in New Hampshire.
On Tuesday, a Strafford County, New Hampshire, jury found Mauricio Damian Guerrero guilty of burglary and violation of privacy charges. according to Foster’s Daily Democrat.
The 25-year-old unnamed woman and her mother called police in the early morning hours of February 9, 2022, after waking up to find someone standing in her doorway, a police spokesman said. declaration submitted last year.
Guerrero told the jury on Monday that she “wanted to be stalked” and that he believed they had a romantic relationship together. according to New Hampshire’s WMUR9.
It’s unclear how long the sentence Guerrero will receive, as one of the burglary charges carries a prison sentence of 7½ to 15 years, and the other carries a prison sentence of 3½ to 7 years, according to the Daily Democrat.
Last year, police said they searched the woman’s home and found a man on the roof who was later identified as Guerrero.
When police searched his phone, they found a video of the woman sleeping naked in her bed, which she said was taken without her knowledge.
The woman told police she believed Guerrero had been in her attic for some time due to the discovery of partially eaten food, AirPods and a cup with urine in it. Police also later found a Bluetooth tracking device left behind by Guerrero.
After being arrested and questioned by police, Guerrero admitted to entering the woman’s home without her permission and taking her underwear. He said he planned to put the tracking device in her car.
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It was revealed at trial that Guerrero had been stalking her for several months after she sent him her address for the purpose of sending gifts. Lawyers said the two had consensual intercourse once before Guerrero started stalking her, the Daily Democrat reported.
Guerrero ended up traveling 350 miles from Pennsylvania, first stalking the woman in an apartment and later at her mother’s house when she moved there, according to the Daily Democrat.
Defense attorney Harry Starbranch alleged that Guerrero had been manipulated by the woman and that he had given the impression that they were in a legitimate relationship together, according to the Daily Democrat.
In the affidavit, the woman said she felt she had to be nice to him and once allowed him into her home for two hours before asking him to leave.
Guerrero’s attorney did not immediately respond to Insider’s request for comment.
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