Holiday MissBehavior

A very creative Psychologist. (HT Madamenoire.com)

It's no secret that women love to trade up. However, it was the way Laurie Ann Martinez, pictured above tried to do it that got her in trouble with Johnny Law. From FoxNews.com:

"She split her own lip with a pin, scraped her knuckles with sandpaper and had her friend punch her in the face. Investigators say she even ripped open her blouse, then wet her pants to give the appearance she had been knocked unconscious.

But it was all part of what authorities said Friday was an elaborate hoax by the woman to convince her husband she was raped so they could move to a safer neighborhood.

Charges filed by the Sacramento County district attorney allege Laurie Ann Martinez, a prison psychologist, conspired with the friend to create the appearance that she was beaten, robbed and raped by a stranger in April in her Sacramento home.

Martinez, her friend and two co-workers eventually told police the whole thing was a setup to convince Martinez's husband that they needed to move from a blighted, high-crime area three miles north of the state Capitol.

It didn't work. Instead, the couple filed for divorce six weeks after the April 10 incident, according to court records.

"If all you wanted to do is move, there's other ways than staging a burglary and rape," said Sacramento police Sgt. Andrew Pettit. "She went to great lengths to make this appear real."

When women cry rape like this, it gives less credibility to the real victims. There needs to be stronger punishment for women who make false rape accusations. Filing a false police report doesn't cut it. If women went to jail for 5 to 10 years, they would stop doing it. The lengths that some women will go to get what they want is truly out there.

She's a prison psychologist, now she may likely become a prison inmate.

Background Intel:

FoxNews.com: California Prison Psychologist Charged With Faking Rape
Madamenoire.com: The Woman who Cried Rape...

Female Cops Engaging In MissBehavior?

We're really getting out there. (HT CBS Baltimore)

Looks like MissBehavior can be committed by women from all walks of life. From CBS Baltimore:

"Two Baltimore City police officers were reportedly caught in a sex scandal. The department is keeping the details quiet, but Adam May has some information about the allegations.

The alleged sexual activity occurred in a public place. Officials say it’s been under investigation for weeks.

Two female officers on the Baltimore City police department’s mounted patrol unit are under a human resources investigation for allegations involving sexual activity.

“We have general orders and certain behaviors would be classified as an integrity violation,” said police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi, Baltimore City Police."

If cops are engaging in MissBehavior, then truly ANY woman is capable of doing it.

Background Intel:

CBS Baltimore: 2 Baltimore Police Officers On Leave After Reported Public Sex Act
FoxBaltimore.com: City Police Sex Sxandal

More MissBehavior: Mom Strangles Teenage Daughter At College

Pictured above is Stacy Pagli. She was sentenced to 20 yehttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifars for strangling her daughter to death on a college campus. She pleaded guilty to the crime, but not before making multiple attempts to commit suicide.

It's just sad to see how something like this could escalate to that level.

Background Intel:

CBS News: Stacy Pagli strangled daughter on N.Y. college campus, gets 20 years in prison
UK Daily Mail: 'She pushed my last button': Mother pleads guilty to strangling her teen daughter to death on college campus

TV Exec Holds Public Strip Show??

The latest example of MissBehavior. (HT Boston Herald)



The latest example of MissBehavior features a formerly highly paid TV Executive (pictured above). From BostonHerald.com:

"Delray Beach police were called to The Office at 9:35 p.m. because an intoxicated woman was “doing innappropriate acts” and refused to leave, according to the police report, obtained by the Herald.

Restaurant staff called police, saying (Randi) Goldklank was “touching herself, removing her top and dancing on a pole like a stripper,” according to the report.

Goldklank, who just turned 43, was sitting at the hostess desk and touching the restaurant’s DJ equipment when a police officer arrived. The embattled TV exec refused to step outside, the report said.

According to the report, the officer then took her arm and led her out of the restaurant but Goldklank tried to run away.

Goldklank was slurring her speech, “appeared intoxicated” and threatened to put the cop on the news — in a scenario similar to her embarrassing Boston arrest, according to police.

“The defendant repeatedly told me that if I did not let her go, I would be on the news because she works for News 12,” the report said."

As if that's a get out of jail free card. This ain't Monopoly, and there's a price for bad behavior, especially when it's of this nature.

Background Intel:

BostonHerald.com: Cops: Restaurant strip show gets former Channel 7 exec arrested