A sole material manufacturer of New Hampshire, US is accused of a hotel room rampage. He has been accused of allegedly urinating several surfaces including a Bible.
Kelly Tedford, content creator, is already facing backlash for an earlier event associated with urine on grocery objects.
The 24 -year -old, known online by Alias Kinki Kelly, is accused of causing significant damage to a mariot hotel room in Keenne in January 2025.
According to court documents, Kelly Tedford allegedly urinated herself, urinating herself on several items including an air conditioning unit, curtains, beds, and biblicals provided in the room.
Officials claim that he defecated on the floor and tried to hide the waste by placing the toilet inside the tank. As a result, she now faces five cases of criminal mischief, as shown in the filing obtained by the smoking gun.
Kelly Tedford is the latest allegations a few weeks after being arrested in connection with a separate case, which included a local supermarket. He allegedly filmed himself on various products in the Mondenock Food Co-op, said in a report in the New York Post.
The Act forced the store to abandon stock worth about $ 1,500 due to contamination and cleaning costs.
The grocery store was later forced to remember a product, covered items such as organic quinoa, polenta, coconut’s coconuts, cornmils and raw walnuts. The police department said at that time that Tedford’s works were caught on surveillance footage.
Further investigation allegedly inspired the authorities for an online collection of dating back by 2021, in which Tedford allegedly did similar tasks in other public or commercial places.
According to the New York Post report, “At this time, it is likely that similar historical events occurred in the same and surrounding communities, where Tedford contaminated objects and/or surfaces with urine.”
Kelly Tedford was already accused of criminal mischief for the supermarket incident. He is expected to appear in court on 8 May to respond to all the related allegations from both cases.