I feel sorry for her fiance, actually no I don't, this jamoke has a rap sheet a mile long, so they deserve each other! Her Facebook and other accounts have since been deleted, but scroll below for her Twitter page which appears legit so you can let her know what you think if you don't have the patience of those two Dunkin Donuts employees My favorite moments of this video are when she talks about going to Mars and blowing up our planet and that she's not even gonna eat the food on account that the employees are probably [doing nasty things to it] and is gonna give it to her friend instead???
Also, she even gets random customers involved in her rant who are embarrassed so much and are visibly upset at the fiasco. One online commenter advised: "This bitch needs to kill herself. What most of those million-plus readers worldwide didn't know, however, was that Chapman has struggled with mental illness for most of her life and been hospitalized at least twice.
In , she was arrested in Marion County under the Baker Act after exhibiting multiple personalities, according to police records. She declined to elaborate. And I'm not doing it for free. The contrast between Chapman's vulnerable background and the hatred leveled at her raises questions about how viral internet posts can instantaneously create heroes and villains without including all the facts. Since June 10, when the Smoking Gun posted her video, Chapman has changed her phone number, lost her job, and deleted her social media footprint.
Yet it's a digital scarlet letter that won't soon disappear. She's sick. She's been off her medication, and that's absolutely what caused this. That video will ruin her life. Chapman's friends, former roommates, and past coworkers say they don't know much about her past or family. Then she bounced to South Florida, where she listed a single-story house on Orchard Tree Lane in Tamarac as her residence on a driver's license.
Later, she enrolled in Nova Southeastern University, graduating with a bachelor-of-science degree in , said a university spokesperson. Around this time, she met tall and sandy-haired Sean Hosch at a party. They had an intense romance, fighting constantly, recalls Cherie Born, who is the Hosches' aunt. Hosch was charged with three felonies, pleaded no contest, and was put on probation for 18 months.
Weeks later, Fort Lauderdale Police busted Hosch for reckless driving and possession of cannabis. He pleaded no contest to those charges as well. Born thought the bucolic setting would calm the couple, but problems followed. I said, 'What the hell is wrong with you? Later, Born said, Chapman apologized and furnished a medical report detailing severe mental illnesses to explain her behavior. Born blew through four red lights to keep from stopping, but when she pulled the van into a gas station to remedy a wrong turn, Chapman exploded out the door and sprinted across Highway , dodging cars.
Police found her around p. Born kicked Hosch and Chapman out of her house weeks later. The couple moved into a small apartment on 16th Street in Oakland Park behind a lime-colored house.
Chapman landed a few jobs working as a video spokesperson for something called Power Sales Team, which has posted videos on the internet. Hosch repaired cars, according to his LinkedIn profile. But the modicum of stability ended that day in Dunkin' Donuts. Soon after the Smoking Gun posted its first article on "the horrible Florida woman who filmed herself berating Dunkin' Donuts workers," the piece had snared 58, Facebook "likes" and 1, tweets.
Just before a. Saturday, a week after Chapman had stormed Dunkin' Donuts, O. Williams of Power Sales Team announced Chapman's termination in a peculiar and cruel video, broadcasting several voicemails clogging his phone. Taylor, the racist, is disgusting. Whether the totality of someone's existence can be summarized in an eight-minute video, however, isn't a question that troubles Bastone. Chapman, he said, was simply a story to write. She made it public. It was sitting out there. And to ignore it because it was dopey isn't our job We did a followup and moved on to other things.
But Chapman hasn't. When her phone rings, she worries it's a stalker. And on a Tuesday afternoon, she and Hosch slipped out of their apartment on 16th Street to evade a news reporter. Chapman wore a polka-dot black sun dress, a tan baseball hat, and big sunglasses. She looked like Lindsay Lohan fresh out of drug rehab.
One such venture involved a promo with rapper Ludacris, and the site says :. She does try to flirt with him, however, in an uncomfortable way. Following her viral Dunkin' Donuts rant fame, Chapman has shied away from the public eye and has not addressed any claims as to her previous career -- clip below of the Ludacris spot.
August 23,
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