A California man’s "fixation" on a stranger has landed him the absolute maximum stay behind bars.
Cristian Alejandro Solorio Anguiano, 28, was sentenced this week to six years and eight months in state prison after a terrifying stalking campaign ended in a bizarre and predatory home invasion.
The nightmare began in February 2025, when Solorio encountered the victim at her workplace.
Prosecutors say he became instantly obsessed, loitering outside her job, trailing her to her car, and sending her letters about whisking her away to Mexico.
On May 21, 2025, the harassment turned into a home invasion.
After tracking the woman to her residence in Ceres, Solorio waited for her father to leave before breaking in.
The victim woke up to a "horror film" reality: Solorio was in her bedroom sucking, biting, and licking her toes.
Showing incredible composure, the woman spoke calmly to the intruder to prevent a more violent escalation until family members burst in and chased him out.
Deputy District Attorney Vita Palazuelos praised the victim’s quick thinking, which likely prevented a more brutal assault.
Beyond the "pedi crime" that shocked the Modesto community, Solorio is also staring down separate federal drug trafficking charges.
The sentence is being hailed as a win for stalking victims, as the court applied the harshest penalties available for what they classified as an assault with intent to commit a sex offense.