Teenage Fashionista Stole From Paris & Lindsay

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Teenage Fashionista Stole From Paris & Lindsay

Written by: Julie on 23 October 2009 | No Comment |

Lately stars like Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Audrina Patridge, and even Pirates Of The Caribbean star Orlando Bloom have had their homes broken into. Now it’s being reported that 19-year-old Rachel Lee is behind those break-ins. Apparently the California woman is jealous of the stars’ wardrobes.

Working with an unnamed accomplice, Rachel Lee found the celebrities addresses using the Internet and a map of Hollywood. She and her accomplice even went so far as to figure out when each star would be away from their homes. Rachel Lee is being described as obsessed with celebrity fashions.

Rachel Lee is reportedly a classmate of Nicholas Prugo, who was arrested for breaking into Lindsay Lohan’s home among others. According to the L.A.P.D. the case is still being investigated.

If this is true this Rachel chick needs help. An obsession like this just isn’t good for anyone. I hope if she is guilty she gets the help she needs.

Julie Wein

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