San Diego homebuyers get an unwelcome feeling

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Jerald Rice typed his wife's name into an Internet search engine. A series of unsettling stunts had perplexed him.

Advertisements for sex with his wife popped up. "Adult entertainment of all types when my husband is not home," the ads said. "Not for the faint of heart. Come see me during the day while my husband is at work and we can get our freak on."

Some ads contained the couple's address and a photograph of the home they shared with their two children. Some had his wife's photograph, he said.

Alarmed, he called his wife at work and then spoke to an FBI agent. He installed security equipment and pleaded with the online sites to remove the ads.

Janice Ruhter, Rice's wife, had just given birth to their second child. "I was scared," she said.

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[Jazzy]

This woman is sick as they come. For her to engage in a multi-pronged, strategic plan of harassment and fear is not a "prank." When the word "prank" is used to excuse twisted behavior at this level, it's never about humor, not about having fun. It's straight-out aggression and hostility. In this case, the woman is a certifiable sociopath. I'm not buying into her pity party about the sick daughter and husband. Too bad. She knew their condition before engaging in a hate war against these innocent buyers. Hope she goes to prison, and I hope the couple is able to recover from this nightmare.

 

[Dee]

Yeesh. This woman needs some serious help after making her husband go through that sick bullshit. Very sad, especially getting the daughter involved.