The woman from Pennsylvania Anjela Borisova Urumova, who missed the wrong alien and kidnapping, sentenced to prison

A woman from Pennsylvania who was admitted to the manufacture of charges of abduction and rape Against a stranger he “targeted especially”, because he thought he was “creepy” last year, pays for her lies.

Anjela Borisova Urumova, 20 years old, was sentenced on Tuesday from 45 days to 23 months in the correction facility of Bucks County, by Judge Stephen A. Corr, according to The The The The The The The Bucks District Lawyer Office.

She was also sentenced to a year of evidence, ordered not to have any contact with the victim, pay her $ 3,600 in refund and is obliged to undergo an assessment of mental health.

In January, Urumova – who faced 17 years in prison – was guilty for seven charges, including handling or making fake physical evidence and reports.

The lies led to an innocent man, Daniel Pierson, being imprisoned for 31 days until he admitted he did.

“Not only did this false report have impact on the victim and his family in unimaginable ways, but there is also a deep wavy effect,” said District Lawyer, Jennifer Schorn.

“A crime like this can destroy community confidence in the system. It may endanger the criminal prosecution of legitimate offenses of sexual violence.”

Pierson, 41 years old, was present with his wife in court on Tuesday, but did not want to make a statement during the sentence, because the ordeal was “too emotional” for him and his family, said the office Yes.

The 20-year-old claimed that she was attacked from the back outside the supermarket on April 16, 2024, cooking a story that the attacker pulled her pants down and hit her, leaving a bruise on her face.

Then she went to the police and accused Pierson as her attacker before she was in the story.

Urumova told investigators that she “focused on Pierson especially because she had seen him and her blue Ford F-150 truck before and thought she was” creepy. “

The Middletown Township police department also examined the surveillance videos and analyzed the data for Urumova mobile phones, which “led to the discovery of several contradictory inconsistencies and information with Urumova’s account on the Redner Parking attack.”

It was accused on May 20, 2024 and was retained on $ 30,000 bail.

Deputy chief lawyer of the district, Kristin M. Mcelroy and Corr, thanked the detectives for hard work, which helped to prove Pierson was an innocent man during the conviction.

Mcelroy also called Urumova’s actions for accusing him of “one of the most serious crimes”.

“In this case, she targeted an innocent man and accused him of one of the most serious crimes that a person can be accused of,” said Mcelroy.

“I am incredibly grateful for the work that law enforcement has done in this case to reduce what happened, but it cannot change that a man spent 31 days sleeping in a cell for a crime he did not commit.”