A makeup artist bombarded a businessman with 159,000 texts, and allegedly broke into his home to take a bath after just one date. In one chilling message Jacqueline Ades, 33, warned the CEO she’d “make sushi” out of his kidneys and “chopsticks” from his hand bones.
The businessman — whose identity hasn’t been released by authorities — said he only responded to a handful of messages and eventually blocked her phone number, reports the New York Post.
Ades pleaded not guilty to stalking and trespassing charges in the case, that is set to go to trial on Tuesday in Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix, Arizona.
According to police records, the pair went on one date, and parted ways before the end of the night.
More than a 100,000 texts from Ades flooded the CEO’s phone over the course of nearly 10 months — with a frequency of sometimes 500 messages a day, he told authorities.
One text said: “I love u”, while another declared, “U have to be nice to me. N stay forever.” Others were decidedly less romantic: “I’d make sushi outta ur kidneys n chopsticks outta ur hand bones.”
Cops told the New York Post that Ades decided to return to Arizona after the CEO blocked her on WhatsApp. He called police when he spotted her parked outside his house in July 2017.
Soon after, the texts from her became threatening and delusional in nature, police records obtained in a Freedom of Information request said.
“You should die,” one message said. “You have worn out ur welcome.” Other texts claimed the time had come for Ades’ own “self gain.” “I’m turning u in for the money!” another text said. Later a message was sent demanding cash: “I need money. U will give to me. I’ll force it.”
The man recognised the alleged intruder on his surveillance system around midnight as a woman he matched with on the millionaire matchmaking app Luxy a year-and-a-half earlier.
She allegedly brought over her two dogs, food to prepare and a bottle of wine, which was on the centre island in the kitchen when authorities arrived.
Officers said they opened the bathroom door to discover Ades bathing in the tub, and ordered her to grab a towel to cover herself.
She gave officers permission to retrieve her driver’s license from her Mercedes-Benz, which was parked outside the home.
In the vehicle, they discovered an eight-inch butcher’s knife in plain view on the front passenger seat, officials said.
Felony charges were filed against her for first-degree criminal trespassing of a residential structure.
She was released from custody, but landed back in jail on May 8 after failing to appear in court and showing up at the man’s workplace, claiming to be his wife.
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