Justin Theroux: Is His Neighbor Responsible for His Breakup with Jennifer Aniston?

Actor Justin Theroux is in the midst of a legal battle with one of his neighbors. The cause? A rooftop apartment that the two co-owners can’t seem to share. This feud reportedly caused significant tension between Jennifer Aniston and Justin before their divorce.

Justin Theroux: Is His Neighbor Responsible for His Breakup with Jennifer Aniston?

Justin Theroux , 47, is in the midst of a legal battle with his neighbor, Norman Resnicow, 71. The dispute is based on a rooftop that the two co-owners share. According to Justin Theroux, his neighbor is preventing him from enjoying the shared terrace alone, according to TMZ.com .

This war began in 2017 when Justin and his ex Jennifer Aniston undertook renovations without immediately installing a soundproofing system. This oversight reportedly drove the neighbor crazy, who has since been engaging in petty pettiness. Norman Resnicow’s behavior is even said to be responsible for several arguments between Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux .

Norman Resnicow engaged in a wide range of more or less twisted activities to annoy Justin. For example, he reportedly played his music too loudly. He also threatened to cut off the water and electricity if his neighbor didn’t comply with his demands. To add a twist, he also allegedly threatened him with a harpoon-like object.

Despite a temporary restraining order prohibiting him from having any contact with Justin Theroux, the man tries every means to communicate with him: ” Every night of the week, Mr. Resnicow shines a flashlight on Mr. Theroux’s property ,” Justin’s lawyer told TMZ . The neighbor is also seen prowling around the actor’s apartment at night.

Concerned about his neighbor’s perverse behavior, Justin Theroux had cameras installed around his apartment. The cameras clearly show Norman approaching and attempting various intimidation tactics. ” Norman Resnicow has now engaged in obsessive and voyeuristic behavior ,” Justin Theroux’s lawyer, Eric Sherman, explained in a letter to the judge