Dr.Jacquelyn Kotarac Gets stuck In Boyfriend's Chimney.... Dies... 'WOW'!

     Bakersfield, California  - A doctor involved in an "on-again, off again" relationship apparently tried to force her way into her boyfriend's home by sliding down the chimney , police said. Her decomposing body was found there three days later.
    Dr.Jacquelyn Kotarac, 49, first tried to get into the house with a shovel, then climed a ladder to the roof last Wednesday night , removed the chimney cap and slid  feet first down the flue, Bakersfield police Sgt. Mary DeGeare said.
    While she was trying to break in , the man she was pursuing escaped unnoticed  from another exit  "to avoid a confrontation," authorities said.
    Dr. Jacquelyn Kotarac from Bakersfield, California , is seen in an undated photo from Facebook. She died after getting stuck in a chimney while apparently  trying to break in her boyfriends home. The man's idenity was not revealed by police , but the man who resides in the home is William Moodie, 58.
   " Dr. Kotarac made an unbelievable error in judgement and nobody understands why , and unfortunately she passed away," Moodie told the  Associated Press. "She had her issues  - she had her demons - but I never lost my respect for her."
    Reached by telephone , Moodie did not dispute the police characterization of his relationship with Kotarac. He would not comment on the circumstances that led to her death, saying it was more important to focus on the good she did in life.
    Moodie, who runs an ebgineering consulting firm, said Kotarac  was a superb interist who often provided service and medication free of charge to her patients.
    Kotarac appartently died in the chimney , but her body was not discovered until a home-sitter noticed a stench  and fluids coming from the fireplace Saturday , According to a police statement. The house-sitter and her son investigated with a flash-light and found Kotarac dead , wedged about two feet above the top of the interior  fireplac opening.
    Firefighters spent five (5) hours late Saturday dismantling the chimney and flue from outside the house to extract Kotarac's body, DeGeare said.
    Officials said Kotarac's office staff reported her missing two days prior  when she failed to show up for work. Her car and belongings remained near the man's house.
    A cause of death has not been determined , and an autopsy was scheduled for  Tuesday. Foul play is not suspected , though investigators have been looking into the incident as suspicious.
My spin : Love can be a killer.