JENNIFER Aniston’s accused stalker who crashed into the security gates at her Bel Air mansion has been declared unfit to stand trial by a psychiatrist, The U.S. Sun can reveal.
Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, 48, from Mississippi, appeared in mental health court in Hollywood on Thursday morning.
Carwyle has pleaded not guilty to charges including felony stalking and felony vandalism after allegedly driving his Chrysler PT Cruiser through the gates of Aniston’s property on May 5, 2025.
He appeared in court on Thursday wearing a yellow t-shirt and sporting a new look after a shave and a haircut, a stark difference to his previously disheveled appearance.
In mental health court last week, public defender Robert Krauss revealed a psychiatrist’s review found him to be incompetent to stand trial.
But Carwyle demanded a second opinion and Judge Maria Cavalluzzi said it was his legal right to have another psychiatrist review his mental state.
On Thursday, Krauss revealed the new psychiatrist is also of the opinion he is “not presently competent to stand trial.”
He told the court, “It’s not the outcome my client would have preferred.”
RESTRAINING ORDER
Criminal proceedings are now suspended and Cawryle will be put on medication ahead of an interest of justice and placement hearing on June 26, 2025.
The judge said two new reports will be produced and it will be an “opportunity to hear from the victim,” although it will likely be a statement through Aniston’s lawyer.
Carwyle is accused of harassing Aniston, 56, including social media, email, and voicemail messages between March 1, 2023, and the day he was arrested.
He is charged with one count each of felony stalking and felony vandalism, along with aggravating circumstance of the threat of great bodily harm.
Aniston was at home during the incident but did not come face-to-face with her alleged stalker, as he was held at gunpoint by her security team until police arrived.
A judge previously granted a restraining order keeping him at least 100 yards away from the Friends star and banning any contact.
The U.S. Sun understands Carwyle had been speaking to someone online who was impersonating Aniston in the weeks leading up to the incident, who had also been in contact with his family.
The actress’s lawyer, Blair Berk, was present in court on Thursday but did not speak during the hearing and refused to comment on the ongoing case.
Carwyle’s estranged wife previously claimed he traveled to Los Angeles months ago on a mission to meet the actress.
Julia Carwyle told the Daily Mail he believes he’s Jesus and Aniston is supposed to be his “queen.”
“I guess he was speaking with her. He had the impression that Jennifer Aniston and he were going to talk and meet,” she said.
“He thought ‘Maybe she’s just going to meet a guy […] to take a chance.’ That’s the way he was thinking.”
After seeing shocking images of Carwyle shirtless and staring ahead in his first court hearing, Julia said she no longer recognizes her husband.
“It doesn’t even look like him. He’s no longer there,” she said.
According to the outlet, Aniston is now looking at relocating to her newly-renovated Montecito mansion following the incident.
She purchased the luxury home from Oprah Winfrey in 2022 through an off-market deal for around $15 million.
