The bizarre case surrounding the Roman Catholic priest accused of stalking late night talk show host CONAN O'BRIEN took a bizarre turn Saturday. REVEREND DAVID AJEMIAN was reported missing by his father in Boston after no one saw him for several hours. Then, around 7 p.m., Ajemian turned up and voluntarily went to a hospital.
On Friday, a judge found Ajemian fit to stand trial despite a psychological condition. He was charged with aggravated stalking and harassment after being arrested last week while trying to get into a taping of Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Ajemian, who has referred to himself as O'Brien's, quote, "most dangerous fan," has been accused of writing letters to the host and showing up in Tuscany while O'Brien was on vacation.
While talking to reporters at his parents' Boston home Saturday, the New York Daily News reports Ajemian revealed he would also love to meet PAUL SIMON and confessed he once wrote to FAYE DUNAWAY'S agent, but never got a response.
In lieu of his legal troubles, the Boston Archdiocese has placed Ajemian on leave. Incidentally, Ajemian attended Harvard at the same time O'Brien did, although it's not clear if they ever encountered one another there
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