So that‘s why he never fixed the leaky sink.
According to the New York Post, a beautiful Manhattan financial analyst couldn’t figure out why her panties and other garments were disappearing, so she decided to set up a hidden cellphone camera to record anybody entering her apartment after she left.
Sure enough, somebody did enter her apartment one night in September, and it wound up being her building’s super. And not only did he leave with a pair of her Victoria’s Secret underwear in his right hand, but he also gave them a big whiff in front of the hidden phone:
Ashely Chase said she first became suspicious when a purple lace bra went missing while she was celebrating Labor Day in the Hamptons in 2014. Over the next year, more items disappeared, including a tan bra, a black-and-gold bikini top and at least three pairs of panties, some of which were taken from her dirty hamper after being worn one weekend in July.
Chase had finally had enough. She borrowed an old iPhone from her sister and downloaded the Presence app, which apparently activates the phone’s video camera when it detects motion. She hid it on an end table near the door, and the rest is history.
Her super, José Cedillo, admitted to taking the panties, sniffing them and then throwing them in the garbage. He has been charged with petit larceny and burglary as a sexually motivated felony, which is just legal jargon for being a total perv.
The super’s legal team might want to find a way to get this judge on the bench: A Stripper Once Showed Her Panties To A Judge To Have Her Charges Dropped
