Here's some scary news: celebrity news website TMZ has reported that Sandra Bullock came face-to-face with the person who broke into her house-by scaling a chain-link fence topped with barbed wire-last month, June 8.
The details of the horrifying incident were included in the search warrant for Joshua Corbett, the alleged trespasser. A copy of the warrant was obtained by TMZ.
According to the warrant, at around 1 a.m. of June 8, Bullock, 49, heard banging inside her house. The Gravity actress went to close and lock her bedroom door, but instead found the intruder in the hall outside her bedroom door, wearing dark clothing. She then slammed the door and proceeded to call 911.
When the police started to arrive, Corbett allegedly started screaming outside her door, saying, "Sandy, I'm sorry. Please don't press charges."
Corbett was arrested within the premises, with Bullock recounting that she had taken a shower before bed, so Corbett may have been already inside the house even before their encounter.
But this is even scarier-Corbett was found carrying a notebook filled with photographs of the actress and some disturbing, handwritten notes. One of them read, "I will forever be thinking of you and Louie, my son, as you are my wife by law, the law of God and you belong to me and me to you."
Louie is Bullock's 4-year-old son. A source told celebrity magazine US Weekly that Louis was with a nanny during the time, but it is still unclear whether he was inside the house when the incident occurred.
Another source close to Bullock claimed that the actress was "totally freaked out by what happened" and has hired "around-the-clock security."
The warrant that recounted the chilling encounter was used to search Corbett's house in Montrose, California, where police found "an arsenal of weapons" including a half-dozen illegal machine guns.
Because of this, Corbett was charged with 19 felony counts, including seven counts of possession of a machine gun, two counts of possession of an assault weapon and 10 counts of possession of a destructive device, along with initial charges of stalking, burglary and possession of an illegal gun.
Corbett pleaded not guilty once the charges were filed. If convicted, he faces a potential maximum of 12 years in prison.
