She Claimed A Man Tried To Rape And Kidnap Her. She Just Admitted She Lied.

A Bucks County, Pennsylvania, woman has pleaded guilty to lying about nearly being raped and kidnapped at a grocery store parking lot in April 2024.

Anjela Borisova Urumova, 20, pleaded guilty to seven counts, including creating a false alarm, making false reports, and tampering with or fabricating evidence, ABC 6 reported. As is typical in cases where women lie about these types of crimes, Urumova is not receiving a harsh punishment, even though her lies led to an innocent man being imprisoned for a month.

A judge deferred Urumova’s sentencing so that she can undergo a pre-sentence investigation, which involves talking to Urumova and her family and looking at her background to see if there were any extenuating circumstances the judge can use to reduce the sentence. This will likely result in her getting little to no jail time.

The man Urumova lied about, Daniel Pierson, will likely serve more jail time being falsely accused than Urumova will serve as an actual criminal. Pierson was arrested and charged with multiple felonies after Urumova falsely claimed he tried to rape and kidnap her at the parking lot of a Redner grocery store. Urumova claimed that a man came up behind her and attacked her, tried to pull down her pants, and punched her in the face before she was able to get away.

Shortly after Pierson was arrested, the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and the Middletown Township Police Department received a tip that led them to investigate the incident further, the DA’s office previously reported.

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This time, the police actually did a basic investigation by obtaining surveillance video from the retailers near the alleged attack. They also conducted a forensic review of Urumova’s phone. The surveillance footage and her cellphone data found multiple inconsistencies in her claims. Investigators confronted Urumova with this information, and she admitted she lied. She told investigators that she targeted Pierson because she had seen him and his truck in the past.

After it was discovered that Urumova lied, she was arrested and charged with one count of creating a false alarm, one count of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence, two counts of false reporting, and three counts of unsworn falsification to authorities. Her bail was set at $30,000.

The charges against Pierson were withdrawn after Urumova was arrested. Now, around eight months after her arrest, Urumova has admitted to her actions and pled guilty to all counts. The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office did not respond to a Daily Wire inquiry before press time.