Sharon Stone gets stayaway order against stalker found on home grounds

By
Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 3:21 PM on 25th February 2011

Sharon Stone can breathe a sigh of relief after being granted a temporary restraining order against an alleged stalker who was discovered in her home claiming to be Hillary Clinton’s son.

Bradly Gooden, 38, was discovered on the grounds of the Basic Instinct actress’ mansion February 11.

According to documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Gooden told officers he had travelled from Ohio to the property because he believed his mother, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had gifted him the house.

Restraining order granted: Sharon Stone on Piers Morgan Tonight after her restraining order against a ‘stalker’ was granted

Gooden – who told officers his name was Bobby Joe Clinton – was taken into custody and placed on a psychological hold.

Sharon
Stone said in the court documents that she feared for her safety as
well as the safety of her three children Roan, Laird and Quinn.

‘I
do not personally know nor have any relationship with Bradly Gooden
a/k/a Bobby Joe Clinton, nor do I desire any interaction or
communication with him what-so-ever.

‘Despite these facts, Mr
Gooden has aggressively sought to have personal contact with me and
insert himself into my life, including trespassing on my property and
breaking into my house.

The actress talked to Piers Morgan about the man, who broke into her LA home

‘I have been informed and am aware that Mr. Gooden exhibits various signs of extreme mental illness.

‘I have been further informed and am aware that Mr. Gooden is under
various extreme delusional beliefs, including the delusional beliefs
that he is a government agent, the screen writer of King’s Speech and
the son of Hilary Clinton.

‘I have been further informed and am
aware that Mr Gooden has stated that he believes his mother Hilary
Clinton purchased my home from me as a present for him and am aware that
Mr Gooden recently travelled across the country, to Los Angeles,
California, to locate me and my home.

Granted: Stone’s application has been accepted

‘I am aware that Mr Gooden was discovered while inside of the house on my property, and taken into custody by law enforcement.

‘l
understand that, despite Mr Gooden being informed by law enforcement
and mental health workers that his beliefs are delusional and that he is
to cease any attempts to gain access to me or my property, he has
reaffirmed his continued desire to and stated that he will continue to
seek to go to and gain access my property and my house.’

The terms of the restraining order state Gooden must stay at least 100 yards away from Stone and her three children.

A hearing is set for March 9, 2011, where it will be determined whether a permanent restraining order is granted.