god, my 'fake-dar' is pretty weak; but I would think that in a tiny NY apartment, you'd be able to hear someone in your crawl space. Maybe he's a heavy sleeper.

Cool concept, though.

What the hell is that space? Why would you have the shelf on the left full, but an empty space big enough for a person to hide in on the right? Maybe if we saw her move some stuff out of the way, but still... unused storage space? I don't know anybody older than college age that wouldn't have filled that space with boxes of shit they should throw out but can't.

And it is way too convenient how he interrupts her and she finds a place to hide off camera.

Nope, I don't buy it.

I know it's redundant, but I have to go on record with *fake or I won't be able to concentrate on my work today.

It's real because I believe in it.

i clicked thru to the yt page. Totally real IMHO. I guess if we could link the arrest report it would be unassailable.

You can tell by the way the guy walks that he's acting.

Not to weigh in on the authenticity of this particular one, but I remember a documentary on this phenomenon ("Homecrashers"? "other people's homes"?) creeped me the F out a couple years back. Anyone remember its name?

^ this: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2008/05/30/international/i040527D84.DTL

This is so stupid it hurts.

Whether this is real or not, it does happen from time to time.

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=6575316

The stranger thing about this is that he "confronts" his girlfriend about missing food. Makes them sound like bitter roommates.

*viral

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