Bonita Springs Mansion is Invaded By Woman with Stolen Dress and Sandwich

Well, it like we've got a real-life Goldilocks situation on our hands down here in Bonita Springs, Florida. Forget about porridge and baby bear's bed. This time, it's a multimillion-dollar Bonita Springs mansion and someone else's sandwich.

Accordong to NBC2, a maintenance worker was keeping an eye on a luxurious beachfront palace while the homeowners soak up the sun elsewhere. But little did he know, there was a surprise guest lurking inside. Not a friendly little bear, it was a 54-year-old woman named Luisa Villa.

Now, I'm not Sherlock Holmes, but I'm pretty sure maintenance workers aren't supposed to find black suitcases and unauthorized tenants when they go about their daily duties. This guy must have thought he stumbled into the strangest episode of "House Hunters" ever.

But it gets better. When deputies stormed the place, they found Ms. Villa right there, in the middle of a bona fide housewarming party. She was munching away on a sandwich that wasn't even hers. Talk about making yourself at home!

Now, Luisa wasn't content with just crashing the party. This lady wanted to be the life of it. She had the audacity to claim she was the homeowner, brandishing some suspiciously fake paperwork. I mean, come on, Luisa, buying a multimillion-dollar beachfront mansion is a bit more complicated than faking your way through it!

Of course, our law enforcement heroes weren't buying her story, so they did what any responsible officer would do. They called the actual homeowner. Surprise, surprise! The real homeowner had no clue who Luisa was. Looks like Luisa's claim to mansion fame was about as solid as a sandcastle.

In the end, our would-be beach bum was promptly arrested. If you're ever tempted to break into someone's mansion and claim it as your own, maybe stick to renting a beachside cabana instead. It's a lot less likely to land you a date with the local sheriff.

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I always think about what I would do with all that money. It's hard to fathom just how much $725 million is. But it could definitely buy you that car you've always dreamed out. Maybe a yacht that sleeps more than your current apartment. Or it could be that you would just enjoy being able to take your family on a go-all-0ut vacation for a week or two (make it 3, you'll have plenty of cash.)

But let's talk real estate. I put together a list of 11 homes in Southwest Florida that you'll be able to afford if you win the $725 million Powerball jackpot tonight. Tonight's jackpot is the seventh biggest Powerball jackpot EVER and the cash option is $366.2 million. Sign me UP! I looked at current listings on realtor.com and found the most expensive home for sale in different cities in the area.

This 5 bed, 5 bath home on Marco Island can be yours for $14 million. Featuring a theater room, amazing views, an infinity pool with a water slide and more.

I don't know if I've ever seen a more expensive home. This one is almost 9000 square feet with and has 6 beds and 13.5 baths and comes in at $174.7 million.

This home, named, The Cabana is located on the bay with gulf views. Priced at $19.9 million, it features an elevator and a gorgeous pool.

This home is located in the West Bay Club. With 4 beds, 4 1/2 baths, a den and a pool, this home is the definition of luxurious Florida resort living.

This gated property priced at $17.9 million features 4 bedrooms, 2 dens, a separate guest house with 3 additional bedrooms, a separate gym, a 9-car garage and an exotic botanical garden.

This penthouse priced at $3.9 million is located in SW Cape Coral in the Tarpon Point Marina community offering views of the Gulf. You'll have a private rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen and a gazebo.

This $4.4 million home is right on the river in Buttonwood Harbor with a panoramic view to downtown Fort Myers. Features include an elevator, a wine room, 3 fireplaces and a pool and spa with a pool bar.

This home sits on 2 acres and features solar panels, an outdoor kitchen, a screened in porch/lanai. It's priced at $1.1 million.

This home in Punta Gorda is waterfront 7100+ square foot home featuring a 3 bed, 3 bath guest house, 6-car garage and a private boat ramp/dock. Priced at $2.8 million.

If you're looking for country style living, Tall Palms Ranch is the place for you. Sitting on 53 acres, this 8 bed, 7 bath home is set back out of view from any other homes and priced at $3.4 million.

This 3 bed, 3 bath pool home priced at $1.6 million is located in North Port Estates and offers lake and pool views and a circle drive surrounding a pond with tropical landscaping.