A man who admitted to using Craigslist to target his ex-girlfriend received a four-year prison sentence Monday, along with two years of post-prison supervision.
Andre Flom pleaded guilty to seven counts of identity theft last week.
He impersonated his ex-girlfriend, Catlin Moser, on Craigslist and created posts asking for sex.
"He was posting my name, my phone number and my address on Craigslist for really obscene sex parties. I was having men showing up at my house all hours of the night," Moser said.
Police said Flom posted the fraudulent ads during the course of a month.
Some of the other ads asked for people to "dismantle and remove a children's play structure" and "dig up an ornamental tree" in the victim's yard.
Flom was caught when a Multnomah County detective was able to track the ads to an IP address.
He was then arrested at a home in Gladstone.
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