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A woman has been accused of sending a man about 65,000 texts including messages saying she wanted to bathe in his blood and wear his body parts after just one date.
Jacqueline Ades, 31, has been accused of stalking and harassing the man and reportedly sending about 500 messages a day after they met on a dating website.
The victim claimed she repeatedly text him even though he made it clear he did not want contact.
One of her texts allegedly said: "Don’t ever try to leave me…I’ll kill you...I don't wanna be a murderer."
Ades, from Phoenix, also reportedly said she wanted to bathe in his blood and wear his body parts, according to court documents.
She has also been accused of breaking into the man's home in Paradise Valley, Arizona, and having a bath.
In footage of a police interview, Ades admits she thought there were more than 65,000 messages but insists she thought he was her soul mate and they'd get married.
When asked if she didn't think the number of messages was excessive, she replied: "Love is an excessive thing." Ades also claimed they had actually been on three dates, not one.
