A 35-year-old doctor’s life and career are destroyed due to jealousy towards her ex’s stylish new partner

A young doctor, once glamorous, has had her career destroyed and is now serving time in prison for embarking on a vicious crusade of harassment against her former boyfriend’s new partner.

Amy Cohen, 36, was sentenced to 11 to 23 months in jail after she tried to burn down the home of her romantic rival’s 99-year-old grandmother. 

Following her ex-partner’s new relationship, she experienced a mental collapse and proceeded to stalk her ex’s family members. She distributed disturbing flyers featuring her sophisticated competitor with eyes crossed out.

The fliers threatened to ‘end the family’ if they did not leave the state and accused her ex’s new love of ‘promoting Islamophobia.’

The campaign of terror culminated on November, 30, 2023, when Cohen set fire to the home of her rival’s elderly grandmother. 

The home’s owner was able to escape safely as the blaze was detected before it fully engulfed the structure. 

Cohen was arrested after her ex recognized her in surveillance footage of the arson, as reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Doctor Amy Cohen, 36, was sentenced to jail after launching a campaign of terror against her ex-boyfriend’s new partner 

Cohen left fliers on the home of her love rival’s 99-year-old grandmother as part of her campaign of harassment 

The fliers, seen above, also accused the victim of ‘Islamophobia’

According to her ex-boyfriend’s statement to the authorities, she did not handle their separation well. She relentlessly pursued him and his new partner online, even going as far as to discover the whereabouts of his current girlfriend’s residence and workplace.

Cohen’s lawyer said she was in an ‘amphetamine-induced psychosis’

Police later found lighter fluid and copies of the stalking letters in the trunk of Cohen’s car. 

Cohen worked as an infectious-disease physician at Medical Specialist Association. Her medical license was suspended after her arrest.

She pleaded guilty to arson, reckless endangerment, terroristic threats, and related crimes last year. 

Charges of attempted murder and assault were dismissed after Cohen completed six months of inpatient treatment at a mental health facility in Mississippi.

A psychologist who treated Cohen said she suffered from ADHD, borderline personality disorder, and anxiety since childhood and was abusing Adderall. He added that in 2023 she was spiraling from working during the COVID pandemic and was in an ‘amphetamine-induced psychosis.’

Cohen was sentenced on Wednesday. While her lawyers argued she should skip prison time in favor of her rehabilitation, the judge insisted Cohen must pay the consequences of her actions.

The home that Cohen tried to burn is pictured. The flames were subdued before the structure was fully engulfed in November, 2023

Cohen has been sentenced to 11 to 23 months in jail. She used to work as an infectious-disease physician at Medical Specialist Association

‘The next step in your rehabilitation process is understanding there are consequences for your actions and accepting them,’ said Montgomery County Court Judge Wendy Rothstein.

Cohen’s victim spoke in court during sentencing and said her now 101-year-old grandmother still asks about ‘the girl who tried to burn [her] house down.’

‘Amy demonstrated a total disregard for human life, which is disgusting, knowing that she is a doctor,’ the victim said.

Cohen, on her part, apologized to the victim and her family. 

‘I know me saying I’m deeply sorry doesn’t compensate for my actions, but I hope you are able to begin to heal,’ Cohen conceded.