Twisted past of alleged shooter who shot at Rihanna’s mansion — and her vile threat just days earlier
NY Post
Disturbing social media posts appear to show a pattern of bizarre fixation by the alleged gunwoman who shot at Rihanna’s $14 million mansion in Beverly Hills while she was home Sunday.
Police identified the suspect as 35-year-old Ivanna Ortiz, who was booked on suspicion of attempted murder. Authorities said Ortiz is originally from Florida.
In the weeks leading up to the shooting, Ortiz posted a series of erratic messages and videos on social media that referenced several celebrities — most notably Rihanna.
In a Feb. 23 Facebook post, Ortiz shared a photo of herself while directly tagging the singer’s account.
“@badgalriri — Are you there?” she wrote. “’Cause I was waiting for your AIDS 5-head self to say something to me directly instead of sneaking around like you’re talking to me where I’m not at.”
There is no evidence to support the claim made in the social media post.
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