Using Craig’s List to cause trouble could land you in prison.
A Central Virginia man who used to work for the Library of Congress pled guilty this week to stalking and identification fraud – charges that could mean up to 15 years behind bars.
61-year-old Kenneth Kuban used his office computer to harass his former girlfriend – putting more than 165 ads on Craig’s List between January and March. Those ads listed his victim’s home address and said she was interested in sexual encounters. More than a hundred men showed up at her door over the three-month period, including one with a crow bar – intent on prying open a security gate she had installed. Things got so bad that a sheriff’s deputy was assigned to guard the home.
Kuban will be sentenced in November.
