Sandra Bullock’s long celebrity stalker nightmare finally ended after the obsessed fan who broke into her home in 2014 killed himself — less than a year after walking free on a plea deal after promising to stay away from the “Gravity” star! Joshua James Corbett — who terrorized Sandra at her Hollywood home in 2014 — took his own life after barricading himself in his home on May 2, 2018. The cops had gone to his home in suburban Los Angeles after Corbett had failed to appear for a meeting with his probation officer on April 23. A report by the Los Angeles County coroner’s office would later reveal that Corbett had bled to death from self-inflicted “multiple lacerations” on one leg and both of his arms…
1 of 7
The sicko's death puts an end to one of Hollywood's most horrific tales of home invasion — starting on June 8, 2014. That's when Sandra woke up to the horrifying sight of Corbett standing outside the bedroom of her Hollywood home.
2 of 7
The sicko's death puts an end to one of Hollywood's most horrific tales of home invasion — starting on June 8, 2014. That's when Sandra woke up to the horrifying sight of Corbett standing outside the bedroom of her Hollywood home.
According to the disturbing police report, Sandra was investigating "loud noises," and discovered a man "right there in the hallway wearing dark clothing." She quickly closed the door and called police — later telling officers that she had showered before going to bed, and was worried the suspect may have been there the whole time!
3 of 7
The sicko's death puts an end to one of Hollywood's most horrific tales of home invasion — starting on June 8, 2014. That's when Sandra woke up to the horrifying sight of Corbett standing outside the bedroom of her Hollywood home.
According to the disturbing police report, Sandra was investigating "loud noises," and discovered a man "right there in the hallway wearing dark clothing." She quickly closed the door and called police — later telling officers that she had showered before going to bed, and was worried the suspect may have been there the whole time!
When cops arrived, the report said, Corbett began screaming, "Sandy, I'm sorry! Please don't press charges!" She later discovered that Corbett had a notebook full of magazine photos of his "target," plus disturbing notes written in his own hand. One sick missive read: "I will forever be thinking of you and
Louie, my son, as you are my wife by law, the law of God and you belong to me and me to you."
4 of 7
Photo credit: BACKGRID
Police reported that Corbett's written ramblings included statements that he "forgives" Bullock for "anything you may have done," while describing the object of his obsession as "hot and intelligent, lissome and taut." The creepy character was charged with stalking Sandra, burglarizing her home and possessing an illegal gun — with police later discovering Corbett had over two dozen illegal firearms in his home.
5 of 7
Photo credit: BACKGRID
Police reported that Corbett's written ramblings included statements that he "forgives" Bullock for "anything you may have done," while describing the object of his obsession as "hot and intelligent, lissome and taut." The creepy character was charged with stalking Sandra, burglarizing her home and possessing an illegal gun — with police later discovering Corbett had over two dozen illegal firearms in his home.
Shocked cops added 19 felony counts after finding Corbett's deadly arsenal, which even included a machine gun. He was originally facing up to 12 years in prison. An appeals court, however, later ruled that
the police search of Corbett's home was illegal — leaving him free to walk the streets!
6 of 7
Photo credit: BACKGRID
Corbett had to promise to stop stalking Sandra for 10 years, and was also assigned to a mental health facility for in-patient treatment. His probation officer was also meant to "monitor"Corbett for the next five years to ensure that he was taking medication.
7 of 7
Photo credit: BACKGRID
Corbett refused to leave his home when police came after he missed his probation appointment. “The SWAT team was sent due to the suspect’s threat of violence to police,” said Officer Drake Madison — with early reports saying Corbett had told cops that he was armed. Despite the stalker's past history, however, no gunshots were reported during the standoff.
The sicko's death puts an end to one of Hollywood's most horrific tales of home invasion — starting on June 8, 2014. That's when Sandra woke up to the horrifying sight of Corbett standing outside the bedroom of her Hollywood home.
According to the disturbing police report, Sandra was investigating "loud noises," and discovered a man "right there in the hallway wearing dark clothing." She quickly closed the door and called police — later telling officers that she had showered before going to bed, and was worried the suspect may have been there the whole time!
When cops arrived, the report said, Corbett began screaming, "Sandy, I'm sorry! Please don't press charges!" She later discovered that Corbett had a notebook full of magazine photos of his "target," plus disturbing notes written in his own hand. One sick missive read: "I will forever be thinking of you and
Louie, my son, as you are my wife by law, the law of God and you belong to me and me to you."
Police reported that Corbett's written ramblings included statements that he "forgives" Bullock for "anything you may have done," while describing the object of his obsession as "hot and intelligent, lissome and taut." The creepy character was charged with stalking Sandra, burglarizing her home and possessing an illegal gun — with police later discovering Corbett had over two dozen illegal firearms in his home.
Shocked cops added 19 felony counts after finding Corbett's deadly arsenal, which even included a machine gun. He was originally facing up to 12 years in prison. An appeals court, however, later ruled that
the police search of Corbett's home was illegal — leaving him free to walk the streets!
Corbett had to promise to stop stalking Sandra for 10 years, and was also assigned to a mental health facility for in-patient treatment. His probation officer was also meant to "monitor"Corbett for the next five years to ensure that he was taking medication.
Corbett refused to leave his home when police came after he missed his probation appointment. “The SWAT team was sent due to the suspect’s threat of violence to police,” said Officer Drake Madison — with early reports saying Corbett had told cops that he was armed. Despite the stalker's past history, however, no gunshots were reported during the standoff.
