Sandra Bullock Home Intruder May Have Kept Diary About Her 
 
 It may not have been a random act of misfortune when Sandra Bullock's home was broken into early Sunday morning The 39-year-old intruder, identified as Joshua Corbett, may have been obsessed with the Oscar-winning actress, law enforcement sources tell Today . Corbett, who was arrested on suspicion of burglary after rummaging through her personal belongings, might have even kept a diary devoted to Bullock.The break-in came just hours after Bullock, whose security is considered among the best in Hollywood, celebrated her win at Saturday's Spike TV Guys' Choice Awards. Officers responded to the call of a prowler around 6:30 a.m.At the time of the encounter, the actress was inside her home with 4-year-old son Louis."She is unharmed and is fine," her rep told PEOPLE at the time. 
 
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 LOS ANGELES (AP) — A man who killed himself during a standoff with Los Angeles police was convicted last year of breaking into Sandra Bullock's home and stalking the Oscar-winning actress, his lawyer said Thursday. 
 
 Joshua James Corbett missed a court date last month and on Wednesday barricaded himself inside his house when police arrived to serve an arrest warrant, attorney Steve Sitkoff told The Associated Press. Corbett was scheduled to appear for a progress report as part of his probation in the Bullock stalking. 
 
 SWAT officers were called after Corbett threatened to kill police, LAPD Detective Meghan Aguilar said. 
 
 Corbett, 42, was found dead about five hours later at the home in the La Crescenta neighborhood. The death was reported as a suicide and an autopsy was planned Thursday, said coroner spokesman Ed Winter. 
 
 Corbett's father had reported that his son, who suffered from mental health problems, hadn't been doing well in recent weeks, Sitkoff said. 
 
 "He was due for a progress report and he just didn't want to go to court," the attorney said. "It's a very sad situation." 
 
 Corbett pleaded no contest last year to felony stalking and burglary charges after being arrested inside Bullock's West Los Angeles home in 2014. He was sentenced to continuing mental health treatment and probation. 
 
 He was also ordered to stay away from the "Miss Congeniality" actress and not attempt to contact her for 10 years. 
 
 Bullock never personally appeared during the case, but her frantic 15-minute 911 call while hiding inside a closet was a key piece of evidence that led a judge to order Corbett to stand trial. 
 
 Corbett received mental health evaluations while in custody and his attorneys had hoped to resolve the case with an agreement that ensured he received continued mental health treatment. 
 
 He lurked outside the gates of Bullock's home for several days before hopping the fence on June 8, 2014, according to court testimony. He rang Bullock's doorbell for several minutes before entering her home through a sunroom door. The actress caught a glimpse of him as he walked past her bedroom door, allowing her to lock herself in a closet and call police. 
 
 Corbett was unarmed but he had 25 pages of writings describing his obsession with the "Gravity" star and describing himself as her husband. 
 
 Authorities later uncovered a cache of illegal guns at his home, but all weapons charges were dropped. 
 
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 Sandra Bullock in October 2015 in Los Angeles. (Photo: Richard Shotwell, Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP) 
 
 Joshua James Corbett, the Sandra Bullock stalker convicted of breaking into her house in 2014, killed himself Wednesday in his Los Angeles County home after an hours-long standoff with police. 
 
 The county coroner's office confirmed the identity of Corbett, 42, and that he was found dead in his La Crescenta home. 
 
 Officer Rosario Herrera, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Police Department, said officers went to the home before 7 a.m. P.T. on Wednesday to serve a search warrant, linked in some way to the Bullock stalking case. 
 
 The man in the home barricaded himself inside and refused to come out. After "threats of violence" were made at the scene, a SWAT team arrived. After five hours, police entered the house and found the man dead of "self-inflicted injuries" from a "sharp object," Herrera said. 
 
 The coroner's office has not yet released details on the cause of death. 
 
 The first page of a letter Joshua James Corbett wrote to actress Sandra Bullock, included as evidence in court case against Corbett for stalking the Oscar-winning actress. (Photo: AP) 
 
 No shots were fired at any time, no one else was injured, and no one else was in the house, Herrera said. She said the officers who tried to serve the search warrant were seeking to arrest Corbett and that the intended arrest was linked to the Bullock case. 
 
 Labeled an "obsessed fan," Corbett was convicted in 2017 of breaking into Bullock's home in 2014, forcing the Oscar-winning actress to hide in her closet while calling police. He was arrested inside her house when police arrived. 
 
 Authorities later uncovered a cache of illegal weapons at his home, but all weapons charges were later dropped. 
 
 They also found a two-page handwritten letter to Bullock from Corbett, who wrote: "You could of (sic) had me today however you choose other people over me. I'll be around as you know. I love you." 
 
 Corbett was sentenced to continued mental health treatment and probation after pleading no contest to felony stalking and burglary charges. Corbett also was ordered to stay away from the actress and not attempt to contact her for 10 years. 
 
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– An intruder broke into Sandra Bullock's home early yesterday—and the actress was home at the time, along with her 4-year-old son. Law enforcement sources tell Today that suspect Joshua Corbett, 39, may have been obsessed with Bullock and kept a diary about her. He allegedly rummaged through her belongings before police responded to a call about a prowler at 6:30am and arrested him on suspicion of burglary. Bullock "is unharmed and she is fine," her rep tells People.