Wagstaff's landlord filed eviction papers this week that show she owes him more than $2,900. WRAL has found 40 court cases involving Wagstaff since 1997.
Wagstaff wants a judge to block the school board's investigation of her criminal convictions. During a hearing Monday, she testified she cannot find a job because of the publicity.
"If you apply for a job with this thing going on at the school board, it's had a devastating effect on my life," Wagstaff said.
The same landlord who wants to evict Wagstaff from her house owns the building where she once ran a nonprofit housing program. The landlord locked the doors to the building last fall and he is still owed $39,000.
Wagstaff's landlord will go to court Friday to have her evicted. Wagstaff is due in court next week. A judge will decide if her lawsuit against the school board can move forward.
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