Pasadena woman admits to threatening U.S. consulate in Vietnam

Pasadena woman pleads guilty to threatening U.S. consulates in Vietnam, San Francisco

LOS ANGELES — A woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal charges for stalking a victim then impersonating him and his wife to further stalk government employees at U.S. consulates in Vietnam and San Francisco, which she threatened to bomb. Natalie Nguyen, 39, of Pasadena pleaded guilty in downtown Los Angeles to one count of stalking and one count of threat by interstate commerce to kill another person and to damage and destroy buildings by fir…

'Everything will be exploded': SoCal woman threatened couple and U.S. Consulate in Vietnam

U.S. prosecutors say Natalie Nguyen, 39, faces up to 15 years in federal prison at her sentencing hearing set for June 18.

Pasadena woman admits to threatening U.S. consulate in Vietnam

A Pasadena woman has admitted to stalking government employees and threatening to bomb a United States consulate in Vietnam. Natalie Nguyen, 39, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to one count of stalking and one count of threat by interstate commerce to kill another person and to damage and destroy buildings by fire and explosives, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a news release. Nguyen stalked one person prosecutors described only as "T.H." for…