TWISTED OBSESSION Stalker who falsely claimed she was pregnant with ex’s baby tried to frame him as mass-murderer in chilling SOS to cops

 Shocking details of harassment campaign emerge in court as angry ex is sentenced

A stalker who falsely claimed she was pregnant with her ex-husband's child tried to frame her as a mass murderer in a twisted harassment campaign.

Jenny Keates-Rolling, 30, sent a chilling message to police saying she was in fear for her life after Jake Green "heard voices" telling her to kill people.

But when officers arrived at her home in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, they discovered the SOS was just a hoax.

Keats-Rowling also made over 100 silent phone calls to innocent Jake and impersonated a police officer after he was released.

Her ex-husband lost two jobs and his car after a stalker launched a sick smear campaign and targeted her family on Instagram.

In a threatening message to his new girlfriend, Keats-Rowling warned her to "take care" and falsely accused Jake of "financially exploiting her".\

She has now avoided jail after admitting causing serious anxiety or distress as a result of the stalking between April 14 and October 6 last year.

Keats-Rawling was instead handed an 18-month community order, required to attend 25 days of rehabilitation, and fined £162 with £199 in costs and victim surcharge.

She was also given an 18-month banning order from contacting Jake.

Stockport Magistrates Court was told Jake felt "scared and worried" after Keats-Rawlings' revenge campaign.

He was forced to block her on eight different social media accounts and said his mental state was now "messed up" as a result of his ex-girlfriend's actions.

Jake said: "I felt like I needed to move from my home address. I'm living on the edge every day now, wondering what's next."

"I don't want to have any contact with him. I want him to leave me alone."

The court heard how Keats-Rowling began a campaign of stalking after Jake ended their relationship on April 15.

She called him 96 times day and night and messaged his brother, falsely claiming to be pregnant with Jake's child.

Jake reported Keats-Rowling to the police and she was arrested and bailed under the condition that she not contact her ex-husband or visit his house.

But the obsessive stalker ignored the advice and continued to bombard her family with messages on social media and called Jake repeatedly.

web of lies

On May 5, she herself contacted authorities and said: "My boyfriend Jake Green is suffering very badly with his mental health.

"He's hearing voices and saying he wants to kill people. I'm in fear for my life and I desperately need your help."

The court was told Keats-Rowling has been diagnosed with autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia.

Passing sentence, JP Muhammad Rafiq said, "We have heard what has happened and as a bench we are sympathetic to your issues and the things you are suffering from. But it is not wise to put someone through that crisis. "

"We have decided not to send you to prison, but allow me to warn you, this will happen if you do not follow the instructions of the probation service."