Under tremendous strain, the couple cancelled their engagement. She also said she would poison the food at the couple's wedding reception. In messages to Ms Pemberton, delivered as she was simultaneously declaring her undying love to the psychiatrist, Marchese said: "Dig your own grave," "Your life will end, gunman paid," and "Bang, bang, bang is all you deserve." She also warned Ms Pemberton she would be "burnt down in her wedding dress". The court heard how Marchese, from Bow, east London, terrorised Dr Falkowski and his then fiancee, Deborah Pemberton, with hundreds of chilling phone and text message threats after she met the psychiatrist while he was treating her partner in an east London hospital in 2002.
Maria Del Carmen Marchese, 45, a cheese counter assistant in a department store, was found guilty of harassing Jan Falkowski, a 45-year-old consultant psychiatrist, at Southwark crown court in south London. A woman who tormented a psychiatrist in a four-year stalking campaign in which she warned she had hired a hitman to murder his fiancee, threatened to poison his wedding guests and falsely alleged he had raped her, was yesterday warned she may face a "very long" jail sentence.
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