TV star calls police after hearing home intruder spookily call her name twice

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RHONY alum Dorinda Medley overheard an intruder calling her name not once, but twice. She was casually sat at home having a couple glasses of wine, when the incident happened.

The Real Housewives on New York City‘s Dorinda Medley may have left the show, but she still attracts drama. She had to call police after a home intruder said, “Hey, Dorinda,” and scared the life out of her.

Dorinda Medley hears home intruder

Dorinda Medley is convinced she heard a home intruder call out to her at Bluestone Manor. Her neighbour had just come over for drinks, but when she left, Dorinda carried on drinking.

While taking her dog Parsley for their last little walk, she hears, “Hey, Dorinda,” which stops her in her tracks. The voice was coming from her pool area, but she was hesitant to acknowledge it.

She told SiriusXM: “At first, I thought, “Oh my god.” I had a couple glasses of wine and I’m like, “Don’t be ridiculous,” and then the next time they said it, it was closer.”

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The first time, she was able to brush it off, but when she heard the same voice call out again, she felt “scared” but couldn’t see the alleged intruder who she believes made it into the pool area of her home.

“Luckily I know all the policemen and everyone ’cause I grew up there, but the truth is, when I’m up there by myself, I don’t hang out outside by myself. I’m very careful. I have every alarm on, every light,” she said.

Dorinda immediately called the police, who came with their equipment, but they told her, “If someone really wanted to attack you, they wouldn’t announce themselves.”

She claimed that, by the time police arrived, the so-called intruder had completely disappeared. “You can’t catch anyone ’cause by the time they get up to the hill, they’re back,” Medley added.

The reality star continued, “The thing about being on a large property and being by yourself, you can’t get sloppy. You don’t want to be wandering, sitting. What if someone just came up and snatched me?”