By Associated Press and Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 12 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:54 EST, 12 August 2013 A former Library of Congress employee accused of using a work computer to post fake sex ads on Craigslist has pleaded guilty to stalking and identification fraud. Kenneth Edward Kuban, 61, of Reva entered his plea Monday in U.S. District Court in Charlottesville. Kuban also pleaded guilty to violating a protective order. Kuban admitted during the plea hearing that he posed online as his ex-girlfriend and posted more than 160 false ads on Craigslist directing men to her home with the promise of sex.
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Kenneth Kuban, 61, pleaded guilty to stalking his ex-girlfriend today
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The harassment began after the woman ended her relationship with Kuban
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Kuban was accused of posting 160 fake Craigslist ads posing as the woman promising sex
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He gave out the woman's home address to men who answered the ad
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Three men were arrested for trespassing on the woman's property, one a registered sex offender
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Kuban faces 15 years in jail
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