Out goes the nanny

Ralph and Marcella Bracamonte's California home has become their personal hell. They fired their live-in nanny this month, but the woman - Diane Stretton - has refused to move out, and the couple has little legal recourse to evict her. "I fired her June 6 and she refused to leave, saying she had rights and I needed to evict her," Marcella Bracamonte told CNN. "She quit working about a month before I ever fired her - she would just stay in her room." How bad did it get? "She threatened to sue me after I didn't turn the air conditioner on," Bracamonte said, adding that Stretton "wrote me this long letter with all her terms and what she wanted - she wanted my family out of our home for certain hours everyday - it was crazy." It's more than just "crazy". What if the nanny was doing something rather unethical during those "certain hours" like running up the phone bill or pleasuring herself to photos of the Bracamontes' children? All that will soon be over because the family is working its way through the legal eviction process and while their case moves through the courts, the family has turned to social media for help. But why not change the locks and refuse to allow Stretton in the home in the meantime, or better yet get a gun and put her out of her misery? Because their social media campaign appears to be working, as Marcella said Stretton hasn't come back to the home since Thursday morning around 5am (Pacific Daylight Time).