The OnlyFans Stalker of Somersworth, NH | plus a message from Jordan

Dark Dark World host, Jordan Crittenden, discusses the disturbing story of Mauricio Damian-Guerrero, the young man who recently stalked an OnlyFans model from inside her mother's home.

Written & read by Jordan Crittenden

Music by Jordan Crittenden, Doug Maxwell, Asher Fulero

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Episode Transcript

(00:04):
Hello listeners and murder heads alike,Geordy. See here. When I started
doing Dark Dark World a little overthree years ago, it'll be four years
in October. You know, Iwould have conversations with family and friends about
what sort of aspects of true crimeare the most creepy and horrifying to them,

(00:27):
And invariably it seems that the homeinvasion is like the big creepy one
for most people. Understandably. Imean, a home invasion is terrifying.
And I'm talking about home invasions likewithout a purpose really, or not without
a purpose, but without any sortof specific intents, some sort of randomness,

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right, like a Manson family homeinvasion or the Cheshire murders if you
know that story, right, Justthat you could be randomly targeted, that
your house could be broken into,and you could be terrorized and victimized for
no real rhyme or reason. Yeah, that's scary. I get it.

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And so when I read this storythat popped up in my true crime news
feed, that's what I thought aboutit. I was like, God,
this is creepy, and I thoughti'd share it with you. It comes
to us from Somersworth, New Hampshire. In the early hours of February ninth,
Somersworth Police responded to a report froma woman who had been hearing another

(01:34):
person in her residence. Language isimportant here, right, because police weren't
responding to a break in. Theywere responding to a report of hearing another
person in a residence. That's chillingalready. Right. You don't see a

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person, you don't know where theyare, but you think you hear someone
else in and amongst your residence.That's terrifying. Now, this residence in
Somer's Worth belongs to a middle agedsingle mother, and it's also the part
time residence of her daughter, whois an only Fans model. And we're
going to call her Natalie because heridentity hasn't yet been released to the public.

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Trust me, the only fans partis relevant. I didn't just bring
that up to be like she's anonly Fans bottle. Now from Somersworth Police
Department news briefing, I quote.Upon arriving on scene, officers located a
mail suspect on the roof of theresidence. After an unseen investigation, the

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mail was taken into custody for thecharge of burglary. Although as you'll see
the burglary charge is really just dueto a lack of a more fitting charge
for his offense. It was determinedthat the suspect drove up to New Hampshire
from Pennsylvania and was temporarily staying atan Airbnb in Portsmouth. It was determined

(03:05):
that the suspect had entered the homewith the intent to commit theft an invasion
of privacy end quote. Okay,sounds pretty standard, right, nothing really
noteworthy yet, so let's dig ina bit deeper. The suspect was identified
as twenty year old Mauricio Damian Guerrero, and authorities determined that young Mauricio had

(03:30):
entered the residence multiple times, butonly entering forcibly the first time. This
was because Mauricio found a house keythe first time he broke in and had
his own copies made, so overa period of the next several days,
Mauricio used his keys to enter Natalie'shouse several times, growing more confident and

(03:54):
brazen on each entry, until eventuallyhe set up camp in the attic of
the house, where he remained fora few days. What that's terrifying,
right, someone is camped out livingin your attic for a few days.

(04:15):
So at this point you're probably thinking, Okay, he was there to burgle
the house, right, And ifhe were doing that, then wouldn't he
have done it already? So whatthe hell is he doing there? Well,
here we go. Natalie, asI mentioned, is an only Fans
model, and Mauricio had developed abit of an infatuation with her through her

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photos and videos, and he routinelyshowered her with gifts and cash, and
he even convinced Natalie to give himher address under the ruse that he would
be having a new TV and fireplacedelivered to her home. Face palm,

(05:03):
Natalie, face palm come on.As reported by the Miami Herald, Natalie
said, quote, I gave himmy address because he wanted to get me
a TV. I never wanted tomeet him, but he was very pushy.
And then one day I was walkingto my car and I noticed another

(05:25):
car was pulled up close to mine. I saw him hiding in the car
and he was ducking to get outof sight. End quote. Fast forward
to a couple of weeks later inFebruary, and now Mauricio has his own
copies of Natalie's mother's house's keys andis comfortably camped out in her attic.

(05:50):
And when I say camped out upthere, he was camped out up there.
Okay, he was essentially living inher attic for a few days.
He had pillows and blankets and beveragesand chargers for his devices and snacks,
even receptacles for his urine. Soyou got Mauricio effectively camping out in the

(06:16):
attic. Right now, Let's pivotover to Natalie and her mother. So
they're quietly going about their business,just living in their home, completely unaware
that there's another person in there withthem. I just I mean, I
don't know about you, but Ijust find that to be so unsettling.

(06:40):
Of course, when you have noideas happening, then it's kind of like,
you know, what you don't knowcan hurt you type of things.
So I guess it's not as terrifyingto them, but just the idea of
someone living in here with me thatI don't know and I'm not aware of
is frightening, right, But thenagain, what you don't know can't hurt

(07:01):
you. I don't know. Youget what I'm saying, though, right,
it's terrifying. It's eerie. Soanyway over the course of a couple
of nights, Mauricio would wait forNatalie and her mother to go to sleep.
He would then slink down from theattic and enter Natalie's room. He
would stand over her as she slept. He then took pictures and video of

(07:28):
Natalie, focusing in on her privateareas of her body as she slept naked,
because of course she does. Imean, I'm not trying to shame
Natalie here, but come on,you even sleep naked when you're staying at
your mom's house. Really, Like, if we were trying to create the
perfect prototype for Mauricio's sick fantasies insome sort of lab, that's something we'd

(07:56):
come up with, right, We'dbe like, Okay, we'll make her
an only fan model. Yeah,yeah, that's good. And she sleeps
naked all the time, definitely,even at mom's she's always naked. What
else? I mean, I thinkI've known one woman in my life I'm
forty that actually preferred to sleep naked. But I don't think she did it

(08:20):
at mom's house. It's just comeon, Natalie, what are we doing
here? And even I mean,I just don't think the vast majority of
people I know there are people outthere who are like, oh, well,
I do prefer to sleep naked.I don't know. I'm gonna call
bullshit on that. It just seemstoo perfect. It's too perfect for sleazy

(08:41):
Mauricio. Right, it's like alayup. Anyway, what can you do?
She sleeped naked, so he wasable to get plenty of video,
the kind of video that he washoping for, so convenient he didn't have
to take anything off of her toget what he wanted. The police discovered

(09:03):
all this video on his phone,obviously, that's how they know that had
happened. And that really seems tobe the extent of Mauricio's actions. I
wouldn't be at all surprised if helike rummaged through her panty drawer, took
some mementos, that kind of thing, but there's no evidence of that.
They did not find anything like that. So here's how it went down.

(09:26):
So Natalie's mother thought that she heardsomeone moving around in the attic on the
evening of February ninth. This waswhen she was getting dressed to go to
bed, you know, because mostof us do put some sort of clothing
on when we go to bed.She became understandably freaked out and called police

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and the Summer's Worth Police department arrivedon the scene, and when they did,
they saw Mauricio crawling out of theattic window onto the roof and a
feeble attempt to escape. So whilethey didn't find any of Natalie's or her
mother's belongings in Mauricio's possession, theydid, of course find the collection of

(10:09):
picks and videos on the phone.They also discovered a tracking device that Mauricio
admitted he'd planned to attach to Natalie'scar, which could suggest that he intended
to do some further exploration of Natalie'sroom while she was out of the house,

(10:30):
or he just wanted to follow herwherever she went. Either way creepy.
So that played a role in beingcharged with burglary in addition to b
an e what I mean by thatto expand a little on that. So,

(10:50):
because it was possible that he wasgoing to track her movements outside of
the house so he could have moretime inside the house, the assumption is
that he would do that so hehave more time to organize the theft,
I guess you would say. Sothat's how he ends up charged with burglary
and B an E. Now,he was charged with four counts of burglary,

(11:13):
with additional charges for the B andE and stocking potentially on the table
as well, as you might imagine. According to the Strafford County Deputy District
Attorney Emily Garaud quote, he wasreleased with pretty strict bail conditions. But
the safety of the victim during thependency of this case is an ongoing concern

(11:35):
of ours. That is why weasked for him to be held pending trial
end quote. So, as shementioned there, Mauricio was released, so
obviously the courts did not honor thedda's request to hold him. The pretty
strict bail conditions that she's mentioned hereare simply that he has to wear an

(11:58):
ankle monitor and an additional tracking bracelet, which is pretty standard in stocking cases,
and it basically just, you know, to make sure that the stoker
doesn't violate the mandatory an immediate restrainingorder that's filed on the victim's behalf.
I didn't know this that there's automaticallya restraining order filed in stocking cases.

(12:20):
I suppose it's a bit ironic inthis case though, because as Mauricio wanted
to track Natalie with a device ofhis zone. In the end, it's
only Mauricio who will be tracked,and that tracking data is fully accessible to
Natalie herself. So that's the storyso far. If anything interesting comes out

(12:41):
when the trial begins, maybe I'llcover that then I can circle back to
it. But it just it jumpedout at me. And I know I'm
making light of it a bit herebecause it is funny in some ways,
but honestly, I think this isabsolutely terrifying. Obviously, we don't know
how far Mauricio would have gone hadhe not been detected, but it brings

(13:03):
me back to I don't know ifyou're in my age group or not,
or if you'll remember growing up readingthe series Scary Stories to Tell in the
Dark, but there was one inthere that used to scare the shit out
of me as a kid, andit was the one where there's the babysitter
and she's babysitting the kids and shestarts getting these prank phone calls that grow

(13:26):
increasingly more terrifying as the night goeson. They become threatening phone calls,
and this guy's going to kill her, so she calls the police, and
then you have this sort of backand forth of phone calls. She's talking
to the operator and the police,and then she's talking to the stalker person
that's calling her saying he's going tokill her. And the big dun dundone

(13:48):
moment at the end is the operatorcalls her back and they're like, we've
traced the call. The call iscoming from inside the house. And that
just made my my heart sink,Like that is terrifying, and nowadays it
would be even more terrifying because it'splausible. Back in those days, we
didn't have cell phones and stuff,and like a lot of people didn't even

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have multiple lines in their house.So I guess we just didn't think about
how it doesn't really make sense thatthe call could be coming from inside the
house anyway, that's neither here northere. But without us thinking about just
how far Mauricio would have gone hadhe not been detected. The sheer idea

(14:31):
of someone being in the house withyou the call is coming from inside the
house kind of vibe, it justgets me. I don't know what about
you, guys. Do you findthat as terrifying as I do? I'm
assuming you do. Does it creepyou out? Do you just think the
story is funny? Do you sleepnaked? Actually probably don't. Don't answer
that. I don't want to belooked at, you know what I'm saying.

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I strike that from the record.I don't want to know if you
sleep naked or not. I assumeyou don't because no one does. Anyway,
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(16:30):
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mentioned earlier in this that you knowit's all. It'll have been four years

(16:53):
in October, and when I startedthe podcast, I had all these crimes,
all these pet cases as we referto them, in my mind that
I'd always been thinking about over theyears, and so I had plenty of
stuff I was excited to talk aboutand share with you all. And I've
sort of maxed those out. I'vegone through them all, and so now

(17:15):
I find myself sort of looking forcases, and some of you send them
into me and I'm very grateful forthat, and other times I just dig
them up on my own. Butit's sort of weird to me that,
you know, it's like, oh, I've got to find an episode,
so I'm going to go dig upsome murder to tell you about based off
of documents or film or podcasts thatare telling me about the crime. So

(17:41):
I'm just sort of recycling information.And yes, I do have my own
thoughts on them, but I've sortof manufacture those thoughts. They aren't like
the cases that have stuck with meand where I already had things to say.
Now I'm sort of forcing myself tocome up with things. And so
other than doc Doc World episodes,where you know, I'm essentially reviewing something

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anyway, there are massive problems inthis world. I don't need to tell
you that about all the stuff goingon, and so it's just it's kind

(18:29):
of a bummer to be like,all right, now, let me go
dig up some murder case, findsome woman whose throat was slit and tell
you about that. Especially the stuffI'm drawn to. I'm like, here's
a murder that happened on a beachin nineteen ninety nine. What is that
doing for you? I don't know, So you know, I don't want
this to sound like I'm having apity party here. I'm coming up with

(18:52):
excuses for why there hasn't been muchcontent, but I really am sort of
struggling with the purpose of this andwhat my role is here. As I
say, an existential crisis. I'mnot sure when ed C is going to
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(19:12):
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how I'm sort of feeling, andI'm not really sure what where to go
from here. Maybe you have someideas and love to hear that, but
I will say some of you havewritten in asking if I'm going to cover
Bad Vegan, the new Netflix truecrime documentary. Yes I will. I
will do that as a doc DocWorld. I'm a little skeptical because I'm

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always wary of US vegans getting abad name, and there are plenty of
stories out there that make vegans lookcrazy and people already think that anyway,
So just the title Bad Vegan makesme a little apprehensive that it's going to
be just another one of those storiesthat makes us all look crazy. Hope
not. Either way, I've heardit's very good and I do plan to

(20:19):
cover it, so that will bethe next doc doc World, and that
may actually be the next thing released. I am working on a very deep
dive episode on Leslie van Houghton,which I alluded to before when I covered
her recent denial of parole, Butthat is like a undertaking. There's a
lot going on with that. Multiplebooks. I have to read, an

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extensive doc that I finished, likea big six parter on the family,
So just lots of sources, there, lots of research. It's almost like
Dan Carlin level research. I'm notgoing to hit you with a five hour
episode, but it takes time toget all the research done, get all
the writing out, you know,the drill. So that's going to be
a little while and in the meantime, of course, we will do bad

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Vegan. I'm not sure what elseis coming down the pipeline. There might
be little things like this. This. You know, the Current Events has
always been a nice go to andyou know, this one didn't have the
most grizzly ending, so that wasn'tso depressing. So maybe stuff like this.
We'll see. I'm getting distracted.Just wanted to share those thoughts with

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