on a bus from the airport lounge to the car
park. She was wearing a hooded coat, dark
glasses and a wig. Afraid, Ms Shipman
hurried to her car.
She could hear someone
running behind her, and as she slammed the
door, Mrs Nowak hit the window and tried to
pull the door open.
“Can you help me, please?
My boyfriend
was supposed to pick me up and he is not
here,” Mrs Nowak asked. When Ms Shipman
said she could not help,
the astronaut
started to cry. Ms Shipman opened her
window a few centimetres, and then Mrs
Nowak threw the pepper spray in her face.
Ms
Shipman drove away, her eyes burning,
and called the police. She says the astronaut
had been stalking her for about two months.
Her NASA colleagues were amazed by what
she did, and how she looked in court. Her
official
photograph, taken before the flight,
shows her in full astronaut’s suit, smiling
broadly. Yesterday,
TV screens showed a
picture with a difference: as Mrs Nowak
was booked into jail, she looked absolutely
terrible.
Sergeant Barb Jones
of Orlando police said
last night that Mrs Nowak clearly intended to
hurt or kill someone. NASA has suspended
her for 30 days and removed her from all
shuttle mission activities.
Spacewoman on charge of trying to kill love rival
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