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Jennifer Aniston appeared tense as a bodyguard guided her safely out of the Winter Garden Theatre in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday after catching Broadway play Good Night And Good Luck.
It was the 56-year-old Emmy winner’s first public sighting since Jimmy Wayne Carwyle was arrested on May 5 for stalking her and crashing his car through the gate of her $22M Bel-Air estate while she was home.
The 48-year-old Mississippi man is reportedly being held on $150K bail at the LA County jail where his mental health will be evaluated to see if he can stand trial for felony stalking and felony vandalism.
Jimmy – who faces up to three years in prison if convicted – spent the last two years sending Jennifer unwanted social media messages, voicemails, and emails.
‘Jen is furious with the LAPD for releasing where she lives,’ a source told DailyMail.com last Saturday.
‘They gave her exact block address. Since the incident she has had fans coming to her gate, hoping to get a glimpse of her.
‘She has hired extra private security but she is considering moving because she no longer feels safe. She expected more discretion from the police. This was her dream home but now everyone knows where she lives.’
Another source added: ‘Jen is extremely shaken up. She was home when this happened and she believes the police may have exposed her to further risk.’
Jennifer Aniston appeared tense as a bodyguard guided her safely out of the Winter Garden Theatre in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday after catching Broadway play Good Night And Good Luck
It was the 56-year-old Emmy winner’s first public sighting since Jimmy Wayne Carwyle was arrested on May 5 for stalking her and crashing his car through the gate of her $22M Bel-Air estate while she was home
The 48-year-old Mississippi man is reportedly being held on $150K bail at the LA County jail where his mental health will be evaluated to see if he can stand trial for felony stalking and felony vandalism (pictured May 8)Â
Jimmy – who faces up to three years in prison if convicted – spent the last two years sending Jennifer unwanted social media messages, voicemails, and emailsÂ
