Model Busted For Kidnapping and Assaulting Old Boyfriend
“TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — A former Miss Pima County and current University of Arizona law school student has been freed on bond and authorities are searching for an ex-boyfriend accused of helping her kidnap and assault another former boyfriend….The 25-year-old, midway through her second year in law school, faces a long prison term if convicted of kidnapping, armed robbery, aggravated robbery and two counts of aggravated assault….Police believe the incident was centered around jewelry that Ergonis gave Fulbright that the victim allegedly stole….[The victim] gave this account … (see comment below):” Wow she does a great desperate, suicidal, nutcase! What talent! So fierce!
January 3rd, 2008 at 3:49 am
“Fulbright invited the victim to her apartment in a single-story midtown duplex and excused herself to shower after he arrived.
The Ergonis brothers then showed up and bound him with plastic cable ties and duct tape, accused him of taking the jewelry and threatened to shoot him with pistols.
Fulbright finished her shower, dressed and returned to join in the threats.
She allegedly bit the man on his forearm, right hand and ear, and she stuck a butcher knife in his ear and told him she was going to kill him.
After a time, they took him to Hammond’s house elsewhere in the city, where the assault continued, then returned him to Fulbright’s house and left him tied up with Fulbright holding him with a handgun. At some later point, the victim freed a hand and grabbed the gun, which discharged but hit no one.
As their struggle spilled outside, the man screamed for help, then ran to a home down the block, while Fulbright returned to her apartment.
“He has some bite marks on him, evident and consistent with his account, and his hands were red and swollen, consistent with someone who had been tied up,” [The detective] said….”
January 3rd, 2008 at 6:32 am
fierce? somebody has obviously been watching a little too much America’s next top model!
January 3rd, 2008 at 1:10 pm
Jeez, y’all second-year law students can be very scary . . .