Ohio woman allegedly aimed fake gun at dead daughter’s ex: ‘You’re next’
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A woman in Ohio has been charged with allegedly pointing a fake gun at her dead daughter’s ex-boyfriend.
According to WXIX, 36-year-old Julie Mastin allegedly went to her daughter’s ex-boyfriend’s home on August 27 and cornered him in a garage in Clermont County.
Mastin allegedly pulled out a toy gun that looked real and pointed it at the 16-year-old.
She then reportedly said, “You’re next,” before pulling the trigger.
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According to WXIX, 36-year-old Julie Mastin allegedly went to her daughter’s ex-boyfriend’s home and herded him into a garage in Clermont County. (Clermont County Jail)
The victim fell to the ground upon hearing the gun click and pulled out his phone to begin recording, according to police, who said he feared for his life.
Mastin’s daughter died by suicide in March, according to WLWT.
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“I feel that she is grieving, but it can’t be that my son has a gun in his face,” the boy’s mother said. “I want her to leave my child alone.”
Mastin is charged with aggravated burglary, aggravated threat and burglary.
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Their bond was increased from $55,000 to $105,000 last week.
