A man who was arrested after he entered a woman's apartment and hid in her closet while wearing a negligee, a miniskirt, crotchless fishnet stockings and a wig and carrying a meth pipe and a sexual lubricant has been found not guilty after he convinced a jury that it was all just a big misunderstanding.Eric Kincaid, 29 (pictured at right), told the jury that a woman he barely knew invited him to have sex with her, and gave him the wrong address because she was staying with friends she didn't know well. Kincaid, who claims he frequently has sex with people he doesn't know, says he innocently entered the wrong apartment while dressed in a way he thought was sexually attractive.
Then, Kincaid explained, he hid in the closet because he was high on methamphetamine and felt like demons were watching him. It was all "a complete accident," his lawyer added, although he conceded that "it's not a case you see every day."
An Oregon jury believed Kincaid's story and found him not guilty of burglary, attempted sexual abuse and invasion of privacy.
