An Omaha, Nebraska, man allegedly harassed his neighbors more than 70 times over the course of three and a half years with a very unique ÛÓ and disturbing ÛÓ method.
Douglas Goldsberry, 45, hired strippers on many occasions, he told police, per KETV. But he didnÛªt tell them to come to his home. Instead, he sent them to his neighborsÛª porch, where they would bare their breasts and sometimes even fully undress, prosecutors claim,according to the Omaha World-Herald. All the while, he would watch from his own home, allegedly.
The neighboring family have 1- and 3-year-old sons, WOWT reports. The incidents began for them around May 2013 and would occur as often as eight times in one month, but another neighbor told WOWT that the previous owners of the same house experienced a ÛÏlittle bitÛ of the same problem.
Beyond the issue of having the women on their porch, the neighbors also say they feared for their safety because often the strippers expected the person at the residence to provide payment. The neighbors reported having people kick on their door, ring their doorbell and peer in the windows after they danced, per the World-Herald.
The neighbors also say some of the dancers urinated in their bushes and destroyed property, according to KMTV.
After a spate of incidents in late March, police were able to interview two of the women who exposed their breasts on the neighborsÛª porch. The women told police they had been hired through a classified advertising website, backpage.com, and police were able to trace data from the website back to Goldsberry, per the World-Herald. Police also said that some of the women hired to strip may have been under 16, per KEYV.
The neighbors have since taken out a protective order on Goldsberry, a married man who prosecutors say admitted to hiring escorts for sex in local hotels, per KETV. He now faces felony charges of pandering, and if he is convicted, it would be his second solicitation charge, per the World-Herald.
GoldsberryÛªs wife, who filed for divorce on Wednesday, said he is an executive chef at a number of restaurants in Omaha. A judge denied his request for a lower bail on Friday. Authorities captured him Wednesday after he fled to a local hotel, according to multiple media reports. As of Friday night, he remains jailed with a $100,000 bond, according to jail records.
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I don't guess it surprises me too much to find there are folks out there with such contempt for their neighbors.
What DOES surprise me is there are dancers that will actually come to an address from a blind call and do their thing...BEFORE getting paid.
ps - I was disappointed the article did not have a link to the dancers' web site....;)
"GoldsberryÛªs wife, who filed for divorce on Wednesday, said he is an executive chef at a number of restaurants in Omaha."
I just hope that he washed his hands before returning to work.
Kent McMillan, post: 428208, member: 3 wrote: I just hope that he washed his hands before returning to work.
I have considered forwarding this message to my next door neighbor, just in case he happens to know how to book strippers to come to the home without payment ahead of time.:innocent::innocent::innocent::innocent::innocent:
Kent McMillan, post: 428208, member: 3 wrote: I just hope that he washed his hands before returning to work.
I went to a swanky cafe on Sunday morning to meet friends there for a quick breakfast. They were already there and had pre-ordered my gourmet chicken pie and flat-white. As I pulled up and parked outside the front of the cafe one of the waitresses walked out the door, stuck her index finger way back into her gob, pulled something out, inspected it, decided it was ok, stuck it back in, then went back inside. I thought I should say something, starting with "I hope you washed your hands". But decided not to call her out, just in case.
Having just dropped the most I've ever spent on dinner for mom's 70th surprise party at one of omaha's swankiest restaurants just two weeks ago, I'm a little disappointed I haven't gotten a visit.
I'm not sure of the laws in Iowa but, after three and a half years, wouldn't a prescritptive easement have matured ?