A woman accused of stalking Alec Baldwin has publicly appealed for the actor to drop his complaint against her in an emotional rant on Twitter.com.
The 30 Rock star claims he enjoyed a night out with Canadian actress Genevieve Sabourin in 2010 and was subsequently bombarded with emails and unwelcome visits.
She is now facing a number of harassment and stalking charges following her arrest outside Baldwin's New York City home in April, and has been ordered not to contact the star or his new wife Hilaria Thomas.
The two sides are currently trying to reach an out-of-court settlement to avoid the case going to trial, and Sabourin has now expressed her thoughts on the matter in a series of posts on Twitter.com.
She writes, "I'm humiliated + destroyed + exhausted... Alec Baldwin broke my reputation, $$ (money), work... family + friends. Above all, he destroyed my dreams + ability 2 (to) believe in love + justice + 2 trust again... Want 2 call Alec Baldwin direct w (with) no lawyers interfering 2 fix this mess. But judge forbid... 4 (for) the few moment I sleep, I dreams of Alec Baldwin using common sense + maturity 2 fix this injustice...
"7 months. Can't take it anymore... Why (does) Alec Baldwin maintain my injustice + pain when he know I suffer... I want my charges to drop 2 be free again."
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