Woman Steals From Man Who Died After Having Sex

It was a creepy end to a one-night stand. A woman had sex with a man and then fell asleep with him in West Melbourne. Sometime in the night the man died and, instead of calling police, she stole stuff out of his house.

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The woman decided to tell her story to Eyewitness News reporter Kevin Oliver on Wednesday.

"I closed the bedroom door and never went back in. I just thought he was sleeping. You know, some people when they drink quite a bit they sleep quite a bit. I didn't think anything of it," Lynne Stewart told Eyewitness News.

Stewart, 44, was the last person to see Lawrence Wetzler alive. She claims they were drinking last Thursday night at his apartment in West Melbourne, that they had sex and, when she got up to leave, she didn't realize he was dead and robbed him.

"I thought he passed out, went to sleep or something and I'm a crack addict and I stole some things from him," she said.

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"You had nothing to do with his death?" WFTV reporter Kevin Oliver asked Stewart.

"No," she said.

The preliminary autopsy showed he died of natural causes, but police said Stewart went back to his home and stole more items even after his body was removed, a crime she denies.

"I went back to see my girlfriend and noticed the crime scene tape and I didn't go back in," she told Eyewitness News.

Police said she not only stole from a dead man, but pawned his items off for more crack and then had sex with 22 men before she was arrested.

Stewart told Eyewitness News she may have been "high" when she told police that, but now says it's not true. She said she expects to get prison time for crimes, but is hoping she will end up in rehab.

Eyewitness News spoke with Wetzler's brother and sister, who said they have a hard time believing anything Stewart had to say.