Miami-Dade man made OnlyFans page to post ex’s nude photos, threatened to kill her, cops say

HOMESTEAD, Fla. — A man who lives just outside of Florida City is accused of a disturbing pattern of stalking and harassment against his ex-girlfriend, including opening an OnlyFans account in her name and posting her intimate photos on it.

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Homestead police said they went to the victim’s home last Friday after she reported that her ex, Garrett Whitney, “made a verbal threat to kill” her.

She told police that she recently broke up with Whitney, 23, after more than two years together, according to an arrest report.

The report states that since the breakup, Whitney “has repeatedly called her and texted her from numerous different phone numbers to harass and threaten her” despite being told to stop and having multiple phone numbers blocked.

Using “several different vehicles,” police said Whitney “has repeatedly driven past her residence and questions her about her visitor(s) and her activities.”

According to the report, text messages show Whitney threatening to open an OnlyFans page under the handle “(victim’s first name)s_spicy_account,” which he later did and “posted nude photographs of her.”

Authorities said he texted her, “I’m going to murder you” and said “several times” during a child custody exchange, “I promise I’m going to kill someone.”

On Thursday, police said the victim further reported to them that Whitney “has been calling and harassing her non-stop, advising (that he has done so) over 500 times a day since she has moved out.”

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Police said voicemails and text messages revealed further threats to the woman and her family.

“I am going too (sic) murder u,” police said he wrote in one message. “Like no cap, u really asking for it, u not gonna be with me u aint gonna be with no one b—-, i swear bro im itching to do it and we going to do this right or he aint gonna have either of us.”

It turned out, according to a separate arrest report, that Homestead police had been conducting undercover drug buys with Whitney since February ― and on Thursday, they arranged to meet with him at the In-N-Out Market, a food store at 1395 SW Eighth St., for a $2,400 cocaine buy.

Authorities said after Whitney took the cash and gave the undercover officer more than three ounces of cocaine, police took him into custody. Charges listed in the arrest report indicate that the cocaine also contained fentanyl.

Whitney now faces multiple charges, including cocaine trafficking, aggravated stalking, written threats to kill and sexual cyber-harassment.

As of Friday afternoon, he was being held in the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center with a bond listed as “to be set.”

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He also has a magistrate hold listed.