Alleged illegal behaviour.
Hi all. A few weeks ago I was given an eviction notice to vacate a residence in Fenwick street, Mayfair within 3 days. This followed a police report I made where the landlord is alleged to have stolen my iPhone. She had 2 keyed entrances plus one entrance through a combination lock from her bedroom into my entrance. But wait...she said she had lost the keys and had forgotten the combination...fishy aye?
Once when I was out of town for 4 days I came home to find my door wide open and the landlord with her bum poking out of the fireplace. I asked her how she had got in and she had said that I had left the door open!...also fishy.
However the stolen phone made a call to my boyfriend 4 days after it was taken. Both he and I know it was who we suspected as the spelling was shocking and she was always asking me to get him to come around to play scrabble with the 3 of us....rather ironic when she could hardly spell more than 3 letter words.
When confronted with the accusation of allegations of taking the phone she had a full-on narcissistic meltdown...not a pretty sight to see someone having what could best be described as behaviour akin to a rabid dog. Hence , I was presented with the eviction notice to move out in 3 days....is this the behaviour of someone who professes to be a Christian? I leave you to draw your own conclusions.
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