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Natalie Greene, a former aide from New Jersey’s GOP, who was embroiled in controversy for allegedly hiring a fetish artist to stage an anti-Trump attack by mutilating her body, is seeking a “fresh start” in Florida. She plans to move in with an old childhood friend, who has had her own legal issues, in Fort Lauderdale.
Greene, 26, received approval to relocate under the supervision of Kristen Elizabeth Haughton-James, a friend from summer camp, according to a Camden court session held on Wednesday. Haughton-James, who has a history of legal troubles including a cocaine possession charge and operating an unlicensed vehicle, reconnected with Greene on Facebook after Greene’s arrest last November.
Despite her past, Haughton-James, now 30, is set to act as Greene’s legal guardian. She is a mother of two and is known on Instagram for her motorcycle-riding and marijuana use. Her recent legal issues include an arrest for unlawfully riding an ATV, for which she is currently on probation, and a previous arrest in 2013 for cocaine possession when she was 19.
Haughton-James – a mother of two pictured on Instagram smoking pot and straddling her hot rod – will now act as Greene’s legal custodian, despite her previous run-ins with the law.
She was arrested last year for unlawfully riding an ATV in the street, an offense for which she is currently on probation, and was also cuffed in 2013 at age 19 for cocaine possession.
The heavily-inked part-time waitress, who sees her 7- and 2-year-old sons at least twice a week, told the court via video that she completed a treatment program for her drug charge – though she uses medical marijuana daily for anxiety.
She agreed to report any violations by Greene, a Maserati-driving former aide to Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ), and assured Pascal she “completely understands” her responsibilities as her friend’s watchdog.
The glamorous alleged fraudster – still marked by horrific scars on her face and neck – will live in Haughton-James’ three-bedroom Florida rental. Greene also has a job lined up in Florida and will continue her mental health treatment.
The court also mandated she adhere to a curfew and continue wearing an ankle monitor.
The former Rutgers Law student’s lawyer argued in court that moving to the Sunshine State “gives her a fresh start and the ability to act normal,” adding her local job prospects are “slim to none.”
Greene, an Ocean City resident, was arrested in November, after she allegedly staged a bogus attack at Egg Harbor Township Nature Reserve, claiming three assailants held her at gunpoint, hog-tied her with black zip ties and held her down while slashing her face and body on July 23.
“TRUMP WHORE” and “Van Drew is a racist” were also scrawled on her body with black marker.
Federal prosecutors alleged she paid a body modification artist $500 to carve dozens of gruesome wounds into her face, neck, chest, back and shoulders with a scalpel two days before the phony ambush.
Greene was taken to a hospital, where she and her accomplice gave police conflicting accounts of what happened and provided faulty descriptions of the phantom assailants, prosecutors said.
Authorities also found zip ties stashed in her Italian sports car.
Greene, who completed court-mandated mental health treatment, is charged with conspiracy to convey false statements and hoaxes and making false statements to federal law enforcement.
She faces up to 10 years behind bars and a $250,000 fine if convicted on both counts.