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A woman known for althea reyes multiple aliases and being a vexatious litigant is accused of leaving a dead ferret in the freezer of a man who thought he was offering short-term accommodation to her brother, who may not actually exist. Althea Reyes was designated a vexatious litigant in for repeatedly launching civil proceedings against people and businesses, althea reyes. The judge at the time said Reyes would "harass her foes" by using civil courts.

An Ottawa woman charged this week with multiple fraud-related offences is known for using multiple aliases and being a vexatious litigant in Ontario courts. Reyes is accused of knowingly using forged documents, like a lease agreement, a rental application and a credit application. She is also accused of defrauding a car company of an automobile. Because Reyes is known by courts and police to use different aliases they are hoping by releasing her photo, more victims could come forward. Reyes was deemed a vexatious litigant in for repeatedly launching civil proceedings against people and businesses. But court documents show Reyes, using names other than her own, continued to use the courts to try to sue people and companies. In a legal proceeding earlier this year, Reyes tried suing a company owning an apartment building, the building's manager and a former resident using the name of a business that wasn't incorporated.

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CBC News has spoken with another person who contacted police after an interaction with a woman he althea reyes to be Reyes.

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An Ottawa woman charged this week with multiple fraud-related offences is known for using multiple aliases and being a vexatious litigant in Ontario courts. Reyes is accused of knowingly using forged documents, like a lease agreement, a rental application and a credit application. She is also accused of defrauding a car company of an automobile. Because Reyes is known by courts and police to use different aliases they are hoping by releasing her photo, more victims could come forward. Reyes was deemed a vexatious litigant in for repeatedly launching civil proceedings against people and businesses. But court documents show Reyes, using names other than her own, continued to use the courts to try to sue people and companies. In a legal proceeding earlier this year, Reyes tried suing a company owning an apartment building, the building's manager and a former resident using the name of a business that wasn't incorporated.

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AN unwanted tenant has been accused of leaving a dead ferret in her landlord's freezer before he locked her out of the property. Althea Reyes, 56 — who has a long history of filing frivolous lawsuits — allegedly left the carcass at the home where she was staying in Ontario, Canada. Gallant said he met Reyes at a golf course, where she introduced herself as Rhose Mohaned, one of the woman's many reported aliases.

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Landlord shows dead ferret allegedly left in freezer by vexatious litigant. Subsequently, Gallant began to doubt if she even had a brother or sister-in-law, and said no evidence of their existence was ever provided to him. Gallant said he waited for the case, and a subsequent appeal, to be dismissed. Those efforts have repeatedly been tossed out. Gallant said Mohaned started requesting to stay in the house for as long as seven months, but he wasn't prepared to accommodate her because it was his own residence and that wasn't their agreement. The NCYMH is a registered not-for-profit, but a broker representing the building listed as its registered office address said the group has never used the premises. The judge said at that time Reyes would "harass her foes" by using civil courts. The judge at the time said Reyes would "harass her foes" by using civil courts. Cybulsi believed Adwella was actually Reyes, and raised his concerns to the building manager. Reyes was deemed a vexatious litigant in for repeatedly launching civil proceedings against people and businesses. Gallant said he has never met anyone with those names.

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When Ottawa police announced the initial charges, they said they were still investigating and more charges could follow. Superior Court Justice Heather Williams determined the Social Justice Network lacked the capacity to start a legal action, and concluded the lawsuit was "another in a series of actions started by Althea Reyes to harass people or organizations she is unhappy with. Gallant said he was shocked when he learned of Reyes's history, but he was even more surprised after she had moved out and he opened his freezer to find a dead ferret inside. The civil claim was initiated in the name of Social Justice Network, but the court determined it was actually Reyes and tossed the case. Reyes has used a name other than her own to start an action without seeking leave of the court, as her status as a vexatious litigant requires her to do," the decision tossing the matter said. In a legal proceeding earlier this year, Reyes tried suing a company owning an apartment building, the building's manager and a former resident using the name of a business that wasn't incorporated. The judge at the time said Reyes would "harass her foes" by using civil courts. CBC News has also been unable to confirm the existence of Reyes's relatives. The woman, Gallant said, was looking for a place where her brother and his family could stay temporarily while they waited for their own home to be ready. Gallant said he has never met anyone with those names. Gallant said he hasn't seen Reyes since March, and has been in contact with police about his experiences with her.