Former Professor Arrested For Stalking Chief Citigroup Economist And Sending Him Over 1,000 Emails In The Past 2 Years

Big Cat7/03/2013 2:10 PM

(Source) A former New York University professor and outspoken advocate for women’s empowerment has been arrested for allegedly stalking and harassing her ex-lover, chief Citigroup economist Willem Buiter. According to police officials and court documents, Dutch economist and educator Heleen Mees, 44, sent Buiter – a married father of two – more than a thousand emails over the course of two years, which included photos showing Mees pleasuring herself and other sexually explicit images. Missives from Mees to the world-renowned economist allegedly contained threats as well as sexually charged language.

‘What can I do to make it right? Shall I lick your b***s?’ Mees allegedly wrote to her paramour. In another letter cited by The New York Daily News, the 44-year-old ex-adjunct professor at NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service allegedly suggested that she and Buiter adopt a child. Mees was taken into custody just before noon Monday and arraigned today on multiple stalking and harassment charges. She was ordered held on $5,000 bail. Mees’ attorney, Vaneshka Hyacinthe, claimed that her client ‘had a long-standing relationship’ with Buiter and ‘the emails go in both directions.’ A Manhattan judge ordered the 44-year-old economist to avoid all contact with Mr Buiter and his family. It is believed that the married 63-year-old economist and the Dutch NYU professor once had an intimate relationship, but at some point it ended. ‘Hope your plane falls out of the sky,’ the embittered Mees wrote to Buiter, according to court documents. Love triangle: Mees allegedly sent harassing messages’ to Buiter’s wife, economics professor Anne Sibert (pictured), and the couple’s two children Buiter, a native of the Netherlands, is married to economics professor Anne Sibert, and the couple have a 22-year-old son and a 19-year-old daughter.

You know how people will say we live in the golden age of ______. We live in the golden age of television, or we live in the golden age of computing. Well you know what we don’t live in the golden age of. Cheating on your wife. Just think about how easy it must have been 10, 20, 30 years ago to have a little sidepiece. Work late at the office. Take an extra business trip. Spend an extra hour at the grocery store. Done. No phone calls, emails, texts, nothing. You hit it and quit it. Now what do we have? We have the chick that you banged a few times sending you over ONE THOUSAND emails in 2 years telling you that she wants to lick your balls and for your plane to crash and burn. That’s 2013 reality right there. You want to cheat on your wife, cool, just remember the crazy woman you’re doing it with will eventually be emailing your wife videos of her masturbating. Because that will happen, and when it does you’re fucked.

Hey Willem, not to butt into your business here. But this.