Woman Accused of Harassing Man With 159,000 Text Messages, Breaking Into His Home, Speaks Out

Woman Accused of Harassing Man With 159,000 Text Messages, Breaking Into His Home, Speaks Out
Jacqueline Ades is accused of sending 159,000 message to a successful CEO, breaking into his house, and threatening him, according to police. Maricopa County Sheriffs Office
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A woman accused of stalking a man by sending him more than 159,000 text messages—including death threats—said she wants her case to go to trial because she believes the jury would find her innocent and order them to get married.

Jacqueline Claire Ades, 33, was accused of bombarding an Arizona man with thousands of text messages over the course of 10 months and breaking into his home. She began stalking him after a single date that was arranged on the millionaire matchmaking app Luxy. She has pleaded not guilty to charges of stalking and criminal trespassing.