What Is It That Alejandro Saez-Blanco Did?

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• An Argentinian man who is known Alejandro
  Saez-Blancopurportedly burned through the greater
  part of February, March and April stalking,
  threatening and attempting to extort his ex and
  her new boyfriend, according to court reports.

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What Is It That Alejandro Saez-Blanco Did?

• The ex answered to police that she was afraid of
  Alejandro Saez-Blanco, 40, and believes he might
  come back to Aspen and get violent vengeance on
  her new boyfriend, records state.
• If he comes back to Aspen, Saez-Blanco will deal
  with lawful offense indictments of extortion and
  stalking, just as numerous misdemeanor
  allegations, according to an affidavit filed in
  Pitkin County District Court.

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• The incidents started in February when
  Saez-Blanco started texting the woman's new
  boyfriend, including the way that he had
  discovered the man's home bolted when he visited,
  the reports state.
• Two days from that point forward, video
  surveillance at the man's home got Saez-Blanco
  knocking on the man's front door and peering into
  his window.
• The same night, Alejandro Saez-Blancomessaged the
  new boyfriend threatening physical violence,
  according to the affidavit.

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• He later admitted sending the texts and was
  advised by police not to come back to the
  boyfriend's home.
• In March, Saez-Blanco was arrested for
  trespassing, harassment and domestic violence.
• That arrest included a restraining request
  forbidding him from contacting the woman or her
  new boyfriend.

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• In April, Saez-Blanco again started sending the
  woman texts, this time from Argentina, according
  to the affidavit.
• He likewise left a voicemail for the boyfriend
  calling him names and saying, "I'm coming for
  you," the affidavit states.

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• Ten days after the voicemail, Alejandro
  Saez-Blancoleft voicemails for the boyfriend
  saying he was going to report the woman to
  immigration authorities if the boyfriend didn't
  deposit 50,000 into Saez-Blanco's record,
  according to a subsequent affidavit filed Tuesday
  in Pitkin County District Court.
• Three days from that point forward, Saez-Blanco
  supposedly posted a message on Facebook warning
  that the boyfriend is a "pedophile," the
  affidavit states.
• Saez-Blanco could be in Spain or in Argentina,
  according to the affidavits.

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