Advertisement
IRL

Woman claims landlord strangled her after she refused to move out early

‘I still have a month left on our rental agreement.’

Photo of Rachel Kiley

Rachel Kiley

Man with hand up caption 'my landlord broke into my apartment without any notice and demanded the keys. I still have a month left on our rental agreement.' (l) Woman with marks all over her face and neck caption 'When I refused to give him y keys he put his hand around my neck, slammed me on my bed, and strangled me' 'I couldn't scream or breath when he did this. He continued for over a minute, I began to lose vision and hearing' (c) Man yelling mouth open with other man behind caption 'my landlord broke into my apartment without any notice and demanded the keys. I still have a month left on our rental agreement.' (r)

A TikToker accused her landlord of threatening her and physically attacking her after she reported his son for harassment in a harrowing series of videos.

Featured Video

@sweetdeefanpage, who goes by Izzie on TikTok, initially shared a video of her landlord coming into the condo where she was allegedly renting a room “without any notice” and demanding she returns her keys. She says she still had a month left on the rental agreement before she was to move out.

The video itself shows an older man pushing his way through a door and confronting Izzie, as a man—who she says is her roommate and his son—watches in the background. Izzie tells the man she “will call the police” in the video.

“This is my place. … I need the key right now,” he says.

Advertisement

A later series of photos show bruises on her neck with the claim that the landlord strangled her, prompting her to have to go to the emergency room. She alleged the landlord fled the police.

“When I refused to give him my keys he put his hand around my neck, slammed me on my bed and str*ngled me,” she wrote.

“I couldn’t scream or [breathe] when he did this,” she continued. “He continued for over a minute, I began to lose vision & hearing.”

She also posted a screenshot of his alleged “record details,” showing he bonded out of jail.

Advertisement

“He bailed out of jail last night, I still have to finish moving,” she wrote.

https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetdeefanpage/video/7080555560877165870/

Her first video on the incident received 1.6 million views in a week.

In follow-up videos, Izzie said her roommate’s “bedroom had mold on everything and a foul smell throughout the condo.”

Advertisement

“At first the landlord was helpful & made him clean up. But as time went on the landlord cared less & less,” she wrote. “I decided to confront my roommate about the smell and the conversation quickly turned into a physical fight & police were called.”

She said tensions between the two of them continued to escalate.

https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetdeefanpage/video/7081026368523357486

She says that she reported the roommate for harassment, sparking the landlord’s demand for her to leave immediately. She says he did not attempt to evict her through official channels. “We were never served an eviction notice,” Izzie says.

Advertisement

Izzie says she was eventually able to get out of the living environment and into a new apartment with all of her belongings and her pets. She says she obtained a restraining order against the landlord and that he is being charged with assault in the second degree, a class B felony in Washington.

https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetdeefanpage/video/7081368640469093675/

The Daily Dot reached out to Izzie via TikTok comment and to the King’s County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office via email.


Advertisement

Today’s top stories

‘Fill her up’: Bartender gives woman a glass of water when the man she’s with orders tequila shot
‘I don’t think my store has even sold one’: Whataburger employees take picture with first customer who bought a burger box
‘It was a template used by anyone in the company’: Travel agent’s ‘condescending’ out-of-office email reply sparks debate
Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online.
 
The Daily Dot