So here's a strange story that gets creepier the more you think about it:
Yes, 28-year-old Audrey Francisquini just casually walked onto campus at American Senior High School in Miami last week Monday, pretending to be a student.
This alone is strange, but the desperation in her motive is what makes me feel all sorts of weird. She was apparently trying to gain Instagram followers.
She attempted this by, uh...
HANDING OUT PAMPHLETS WITH HER INSTAGRAM HANDLE PRINTED ON THEM.
Like, that's super creepy, right?
Like many of these articles we share here, this seems like a scene from one of those cringy Lifetime movies.
Okay, why am I noticing that trend? I think I gotta talk to my mom. I feel like she watched WAAAAAAAY too many Lifetime movies when I was growing up.
Anyhow, moving on…
This lady entered campus and was approached by security, like, "Hey, who the heck are you, lady?" She claimed to be a student, and since she looks young, I could see a campus security guard letting her go.
However, she said she was looking for the registration building, and the security guard watched her walk right past it after they parted ways, so he (or she) followed.
That's when Francisquini approached a group of students and started handing out those flyers I told you about earlier. The ones with her Instagram handle on them.
Man, I can't get over how desperate this is. Like, imagine if she WAS a student in this situation. You're making fun of her the rest of the day—THE REST OF THE YEAR! She's transferring to that school across town.
That's the only option.
But that's how this lady thought she could get more followers on Instagram. Sad.
The security guard eventually approached her for a second time, but she darted away. After security then notified school administration of a possible threat on campus, she made her way off campus while evading multiple school officials.
Our lady even evaded the police when they arrived, somehow escaping on foot.
Too bad though. She left her Instagram handle on those pamphlets and police tracked her down using it.
She was arrested and charged with burglary of an occupied dwelling, trespassing an educational institution, and resisting an officer.
