Teh One Who Knocks
01-31-2018, 12:31 PM
By Max Jaeger - The New York Post
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A Houston woman is facing felony charges after she trolled her husband’s girlfriend by posting an ad in her name on Craigslist seeking sex from married men.
Tamantha Johnson, 48, allegedly posed as her divorce-attorney hubby’s girlfriend Ryan Boudreaux and created the posting in July 2017 “requesting married men come over and service her on a regular basis,” according to a charging document.
The ad also included the woman’s name, age and a “personal photo,” according to prosecutors.
Boudreaux, in turn, received more than 100 unwanted calls and texts seeking hookups, along with unsolicited nudes from bawdy men who saw the ad, according to records.
Johnson first denied the allegations, but investigators traced the ad — and others posted to websites where cheaters hook up — to a computer at Baylor College where Johnson worked, prosecutors say.
She later told investigators she was trying to get Boudreaux to admit she’d been sleeping with her husband, David Anderson, who represented Boudreaux in her own divorce, according to the court records.
Johnson is being charged with online harassment and impersonation.
The jilted wife previously threatened Boudreaux by text message, according to a separate case in which she’s charged with harassment.
“Because you are unable to control your behavior, you have made it necessary for me to help you control your unacceptable behavior,” Johnson allegedly wrote in one miffed missive. “You are a very evil person. And you will suffer the consequences of this behavior.”
She and husband Anderson filed for divorce in April of last year, records show.
https://i.imgur.com/jhC9PEM.jpg
A Houston woman is facing felony charges after she trolled her husband’s girlfriend by posting an ad in her name on Craigslist seeking sex from married men.
Tamantha Johnson, 48, allegedly posed as her divorce-attorney hubby’s girlfriend Ryan Boudreaux and created the posting in July 2017 “requesting married men come over and service her on a regular basis,” according to a charging document.
The ad also included the woman’s name, age and a “personal photo,” according to prosecutors.
Boudreaux, in turn, received more than 100 unwanted calls and texts seeking hookups, along with unsolicited nudes from bawdy men who saw the ad, according to records.
Johnson first denied the allegations, but investigators traced the ad — and others posted to websites where cheaters hook up — to a computer at Baylor College where Johnson worked, prosecutors say.
She later told investigators she was trying to get Boudreaux to admit she’d been sleeping with her husband, David Anderson, who represented Boudreaux in her own divorce, according to the court records.
Johnson is being charged with online harassment and impersonation.
The jilted wife previously threatened Boudreaux by text message, according to a separate case in which she’s charged with harassment.
“Because you are unable to control your behavior, you have made it necessary for me to help you control your unacceptable behavior,” Johnson allegedly wrote in one miffed missive. “You are a very evil person. And you will suffer the consequences of this behavior.”
She and husband Anderson filed for divorce in April of last year, records show.