Well-known poet and television personality Magone Liedeskalna has revealed a series of unsettling incidents that have left her feeling frightened. Even as enjoying a vacation in Egypt, unauthorized individuals began appearing on her property, and the unusual occurrences continued after her return home.
Uninvited Guests and Unanswered Questions
The situation began while Magone was still abroad. The day after her departure, a man appeared on her property. Magone expressed outrage that a stranger could gain access to her home without permission, questioning how a man from Talsi arrived with her driver from Lejasciems: “A young man looking for me from Talsi with my driver… I don’t understand how the Lejasciems driver got someone from Talsi and brought him to my house!”
Unable to find Magone, the visitor reportedly sought shelter with neighbors, hoping to wait for her return. Magone questioned the audacity of this behavior: “This is sad. I say – why are strangers from Talsi coming without coordinating, without warning?” The man allegedly asked the neighbors for “a night’s lodging and some snacks.”
Escalating Concerns at Home
A more alarming situation unfolded one evening after Magone returned home with her children. Hearing noises near the entrance, she initially suspected her pets: “I say to the children – what’s scratching in the corridor?”
Upon investigating, Magone encountered a stranger in the hallway: “I look: ‘Quality evening!’ There’s one standing there, smelling terribly of alcohol. Middle-aged. Well, I don’t know, 60, something like that.” She immediately attempted to send the intruder away: “I say: ‘Good evening, sir, who are you? What are you doing here?’” Magone felt vulnerable and threatened by the intoxicated man who had entered her home without permission.
The man’s reason for being there was bizarre – he believed Magone was actively seeking a partner: “He says: ‘Young lady! I saw in an advertisement that you are looking for a husband!’ I say: ‘God forbid, I’m not looking for anyone!’ I haven’t set anything out there, I’m not looking for anyone, leave me in peace! I’m in my evening routine with the children!”
Undeterred, the man declared himself the new head of the household: “Again he: ‘I saw you were looking for a husband. Well, then I’ll be that man. I’ll come here, I’ll live here!’ Well, he’ll do it, he’ll do it! I say: ‘What are you saying?’ Luckily, he didn’t fight. Scary – a drunk man, a woman alone, without a phone with her, with small children, scary!”
Eventually, the man left, though Magone’s peace was short-lived. The following evening, her children spotted the same or a similar person lurking around the property. To avoid alarming her children, Magone told them the person was simply lost in the dark. She described the situation as “a house full of brutes, Magone gets a drunk old man every evening.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What initially alerted Magone to a problem at her home?
A man from Talsi appeared on her property the day after she left for Egypt, having arrived with her driver from Lejasciems.
Why did the stranger visit Magone’s home?
He believed Magone was looking for a husband, based on something he had seen in an advertisement.
How did Magone react to the intruder in her home?
She immediately questioned him and attempted to send him away, feeling threatened by his intoxicated state.
What steps Magone may seize to ensure her safety and the safety of her children remain to be seen.
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