Police went to arrest him at his home in Manchester before realising it was a hoax but obsessed Keats-Rawling then bombarded him with more than 100 silent calls in just a few days, branded him a thief and turned his family against him.
She even targeted his new girlfriend, threatened to go to his eight-year-old son’s school and sent him a fake baby scan claiming she was pregnant as part of her twisted revenge.
At one point Keats-Rawling impersonated a police officer even refused to move out of his mother's home before she was arrested in April last year.
Jake Green, 31, who has told how he was subjected to a 'nightmare' ordeal after he dumped Jenny Keats-Rawling and
Jake was left terrified Jenny would kill him and even threatened to go to his eight-year-old son’s school
Mr Green said: 'It was a nightmare.
'I thought she was going to kill me - it was terrifying.
'She made me out to be a murderer, a liar and a thief. It was such a mad time - things just went boom.
'I was just so exhausted with it all, there were lods of phone calls from her at one or two in the morning.
'I just wanted her to stop and for it be over. This has been devastating.’
Keats-Rawling, of Cheadle, Gtr Manchester, admitted stalking causing serious alarm or distress between April 14 and October 6 of last year when she appeared at Stockport Magistrates Court two months ago.
The jobless 30-year-old, who has been diagnosed as autistic, escaped jail as she was sentenced to an 18-month community order, with a requirement she attends 25 days of rehabilitation and was fined £162, with £199 in costs and victim surcharge.
The troubled woman was also made subject of 18-month restraining order not to contact Mr Green, his new girlfriend and two other family members.
Keats-Rawling faced up to 18 months jail under sentencing guidelines but a judge has decided not to send her to prison.
Mr Green had to move to Rhyl, North Wales, to escape his ex but lost two jobs and his car because of the her behaviour
Keats-Rawlingm, who has been diagnosed as autistic, pleaded guilty to stalking causing serious alarm or distress at Stockport Magistrates Court two months ago
