Los Angeles squatter rents out Hollywood mansion to OnlyFans model

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by Nicholas McIntyre

Los Angeles squatters break into a luxury Hollywood Hills mansion, change locks and create a fake rental agreement before renting the room to a model for adult content, turning the luxury Hollywood Hills mansion into an OnlyFans studio. changed to

According to Fox 11, real estate agent Emily Randall Smith and her husband visited the seven-bedroom home in January to hold an open house after becoming aware of the squatters.

“When we went to the property, there was a locked box that was blocked off. And there was a mailbox that someone had ordered and installed. It was very strange, it hadn’t been here before. “Randall Smith told the outlet.

Later, when Randall Smith’s husband looked through the window, he spotted a strange man sleeping inside the house.

The couple were forced to call the local police, but the police were unable to remove the unwanted man from the house.

After the man left the house, a second 911 call was made, and responding officers were later met at the door by a woman who claimed to be an OnlyFans model.

“I think they knocked on the door and some girl opened it and ended up becoming an OnlyFans model. A guy who broke into homes started this business and gave girls these rooms. I think he was renting it out,” said the real estate agent.

The newspaper said the squatter’s ringleaders created fake rental contracts, opened up their homes to indecent models and allowed content creators to film their work inside.

In addition to the X-rated video work, wild parties were also reportedly held inside the house.

The couple believe the squatters were there for about two weeks before being discovered and then removed.

One of the alleged models was seen walking out with her dog while a police officer was filmed removing her belongings from the house.

After the uninvited guests were kicked out, the couple found themselves in a much worse situation than they had imagined.

They claim the models’ belongings were strewn throughout the house, dog beds were on the ground and the puppies’ pads were leaking urine and feces.

“There was poop and pee everywhere,” Randall Smith said. “They cut all the cords to all the security systems and put in new Wi-Fi. They were planning on sitting there and moving there,” Randall Smith said. .

“It’s a really creepy feeling to feel like someone is coming onto your property and living there and making it their home,” Randall Smith added.

There were no arrests made the night the squatters were removed, but the Smiths hope the mastermind behind the operation will be arrested, according to KTTV.

Over the past year, reckless squatters have increasingly targeted the Hollywood Hills area.

In August, trespassers destroyed the multimillion-dollar mansion, leaving it littered with trash, feces, and graffiti.

Once on the market for more than $10 million, this 11,000-square-foot home was decorated with marble before being taken over by squatters and includes an illuminated parking lot, home theater, and two gourmet kitchens. It was equipped.

Three people were detained on the premises and charged with trespassing. No arrests were made.