07-02-2014, 02:06 PM
"Nightmare Nanny" tells her version of the story...
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The Bracamontes say they fired the nanny on June 6 after she stopped working, but 64-year-old nanny Diane Stretton asserted her rights as a tenant and she hasn't left. She has threatened to sue the couple for elder abuse.
Stretton told a different story to radio station KNX 1070. She said she wasn't fired; she quit.
"I quit two days before they fired me. And I gave 30 days of notice, which we had agreed to. Second of all, on the refusal to work, there's only two days, and this was after I'd been there for 90 straight days without a day off, that I didn't work. And those two days I had the flu so bad I was considering calling an ambulance," Stretton said.
The nanny went on to say that the family made her work 24/7, didn't give her lunch or coffee breaks or holidays off and also did not allow her adequate time to use the laundry room or even go to the bathroom.
In a separate interview with KTLA, Stretton claimed the family tried to feed her dog food.
In response to Stretton's interviews, Marc Cohen, the Bracamonte family's attorney, said, "The family is deeply disturbed and absolutely denies all of those statements. It's absolutely not true."
Stretton, who is currently living in her car, has offered to move out of the home under certain conditions, according to CBS Los Angeles.
She reportedly said she wants a few days to move and the media to be gone. If that happens, Stretton said she'll move out by July 4. Cohen said notices will be filed this week forcing Stretton to leave by July 7 and if she doesn't, a lawsuit will be filed.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/nightmare-na...n-artists/
The Bracamontes say they fired the nanny on June 6 after she stopped working, but 64-year-old nanny Diane Stretton asserted her rights as a tenant and she hasn't left. She has threatened to sue the couple for elder abuse.
Stretton told a different story to radio station KNX 1070. She said she wasn't fired; she quit.
"I quit two days before they fired me. And I gave 30 days of notice, which we had agreed to. Second of all, on the refusal to work, there's only two days, and this was after I'd been there for 90 straight days without a day off, that I didn't work. And those two days I had the flu so bad I was considering calling an ambulance," Stretton said.
The nanny went on to say that the family made her work 24/7, didn't give her lunch or coffee breaks or holidays off and also did not allow her adequate time to use the laundry room or even go to the bathroom.
In a separate interview with KTLA, Stretton claimed the family tried to feed her dog food.
In response to Stretton's interviews, Marc Cohen, the Bracamonte family's attorney, said, "The family is deeply disturbed and absolutely denies all of those statements. It's absolutely not true."
Stretton, who is currently living in her car, has offered to move out of the home under certain conditions, according to CBS Los Angeles.
She reportedly said she wants a few days to move and the media to be gone. If that happens, Stretton said she'll move out by July 4. Cohen said notices will be filed this week forcing Stretton to leave by July 7 and if she doesn't, a lawsuit will be filed.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/nightmare-na...n-artists/