Furious Texan, 66, erects angry sign after dozens of men mistakenly believe her home is a BROTHEL
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‘Kelly does NOT live here!’ Furious Texas retiree, 66, erects an angry sign after being besieged by dozens of men who mistakenly believe her home is a brothel full of prostitutes
- Elaine White, 66, has had men knock on the door of her Plano, Texas, home since the middle of last year, mistakenly believing it to be a brothel.
- White believes the men who come to his house have been the victims of an online scam: he calls the police, but there have been no arrests
- White has resorted to putting up signs warning people that she is armed and set up a Ring camera to film those who arrive at her front door.
A Texas retiree has resorted to putting up threatening signs outside her home after men besieged her, mistakenly believing her home was a brothel.
Elaine White, 66, suspects the men are falling victim to an online scam, providing her address as a meeting place for sex.
She said the men started showing up about a year ago, asking about Nikki, Kelly and Rhonda.
‘I’m frustrated. I’m irritated and I’m beyond fed up,’ she said. NBC 5 News.
‘How can a grown man go to a house in a neighborhood thinking they are going to have sex?
‘As there are so many prostitutes and prostitutes, go find one. Leave me alone. I’m not here for that.
Elaine White, 66, said around 25 men showed up at her door, mistakenly believing they were going to find a prostitute.
White said he estimates 25 men came to his home hoping to find a prostitute, one of whom traveled from Laredo, 450 miles away.
She told the channel that the men were of all ages and ethnicities, with some showing up with crates of beer.
White set up a Ring video doorbell camera to record them for police, and surrounded her house with signs warning that she was armed and that the house was protected.
He even painted a sign saying, ‘Kelly DOES NOT live here.’
Ring camera footage shows men knocking on her door, then rushing out as White confronts them.
A man is caught on Ring camera saying he’s looking for ‘Rhonda’
The men leave quickly when they are told that it is the wrong house.
White said the callers were of all ages and ethnicities, many of whom arrived with beer.
A man is filmed telling her that he is looking for ‘Rhonda’.
White asks: ‘For drugs or sex?’
He replies, ‘Umm, the second one.’
White tells him, ‘Well, you know what? This is a bait house and you have 10 seconds to escape or the police will catch you.
You better hurry.
White said she has called the police several times, but no arrests have been made yet.
White posted a sign informing callers that “Kelly,” a name frequently given to the prostitute, was not at the home.
She said open the door with a loaded gun at the ready
White said the signs had not deterred callers and police have not made any arrests.
She said at least two men said they were referred by Thai Massage of North Dallas, which doesn’t appear to exist.
“The police told me that there are drug rings going around and that my address may have been used in heaven,” White said.
“Which is taken from a sex website where nasty old men go looking for sex.” They pay Venmo for the services and then they get my address and come here.
She said she kept her gun close.
“Yes, I have my Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum loaded with a 4-inch barrel next to me,” he said.
And I open the door with him.