Man accused of breaking into the home of an OnlyFans creator, hiding in her attic and secretly filming her, police say
- A Pennsylvania man is accused of breaking into the home of an OnlyFans creator and hiding in her attic.
- Police said that they found videos that the man had secretly filmed as the woman slept naked.
New Hampshire police say a man broke into the home of an OnlyFans content creator, hid in her attic, and secretly filmed videos while she slept naked.
Mauricio Damian Guerrero, 20, from Bensalem, Pennsylvania, was arrested and charged with four counts of burglary, according to the Somersworth Police Department.
The 24-year-old unnamed woman and her mother called police in the early hours of the morning on February 9, after she awoke to see someone standing in her doorway, the police affidavit says.
Police said they searched the home and found a man later identified as Guerrero on the roof.
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 searched the attic and found the items she had described, along with a Bluetooth tracking device.
After being arrested and questioned by police, Guerrero admitted entering the woman's home without her permission and said he had planned to put the tracking device in her car.
He insisted to the police that he had only entered her home to retrieve gifts he had given her.
Guerrero also admitted taking the woman's underwear and private photos from her home that police found in his car.
In a written statement, the woman said she had met Guerrero on OnlyFans. He had been stalking her for some months, she said.
She told police that Guerrero seemed nice at first and that she gave him her address as he wanted to buy her a TV and fireplace.
She said that Guerrero proceeded to turn up at her home unannounced on several occasions, at which point she began to feel afraid of him.
The woman said that Guerrero told her he once slept in his car in the parking lot across from her old apartment. On another occasion, he called her and told her to look out of her window to see him standing on the street.
She said that she felt she had to be nice to him and, on one occasion, allowed him into her house for two hours before asking him to leave.
The woman told police that she was staying at her mother's house the night of his arrest and that he FaceTimed her hours before he broke in to show her he was outside.
She said she went outside to tell him to leave and never come back, and two hours later, she awoke to him standing in the hallway.
In the days before the arrest, the woman said she had noticed unusual things such as her car keys missing, a downstairs window being left slightly open, and a door near the kitchen left open, the affidavit said.