Hooded grandma doesn’t car in stripper and then leaves

The elderly owners of the car don’t know why women are targeting them, and these women are still unidentified.

It is known that when they decide to cause chaos, they will do their best, but an older woman in Essex takes it to a whole new level. The woman targeted the vehicles of two older people in a series of increasingly strange events, causing widespread losses, and that was only the beginning. A few months later, she attacked again, leaving the couple with a very unpleasant surprise.

The strange behavior of the strange Hockley, Essex and Diane Lott’s homeland unfolds. In April 2024, the 81-year-old couple returned from the holiday and found that their two cars were Skoda Snowman SUVs and a Renault Scenic Minivan, which were badly damaged when parked in the driveway.

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Their cars were soaked in paint strippers, causing severe damage to the outside. Apart from the paint, black spray paint covers part of the vehicle and forced insulated foam into the exhaust pipe. The damage was so severe that both cars had to be completely written off.

CCTV footage finally surfaced to reveal the culprit, a masked figure who looked like an elderly woman. Despite the video, it was reported subwayauthorities have not identified the suspect, and the couple is confused about why they are targeting their target.

The second event: a disgusting surprise

A few months later, upon returning from another holiday, the couple discovered another disturbing surprise. Someone stuffed a “fertile-type substance” into their mailbox and glued the keys into their front door lock. Fortunately, this time, their vehicle, a mini convertible, was still unaffected.

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The security camera mounted on the front door once again grabbed the suspect’s face, revealing what appeared to be the same woman who carried out the initial attack. The couple’s daughter, Essex musician Julie Jive, has even raised concerns that vandals may adhere to travel schedules and may monitor them during holidays.

To end this strange vandalism, Essex police released photos of the suspect. They described her as “they want to talk to” and they hope to end the case soon. Perhaps, eventually, we will reach the reasons why the hooded grandma stands out for these poor retirees.

Screenshot: Julie Jive/Essex Police