Initially expected to turn herself into the police on Thursday, Houston’s viral brick lady, Roda Osman, failed to appear. The mystery surrounding her absence was short-lived, and it is now clear she has surrendered to authorities.

Many questions, comments, and concerns began to pour into the KPRC 2 newsroom following our recent article about a woman, widely known as the “Brick lady”, who is accused of lying about a man hitting her with a brick for not giving him her cellphone number.

Hours after a woman who went viral on social media was supposed to turn herself in to Houston police on Thursday, the alleged victim who she claimed assaulted her with a brick outside a nightclub is speaking only to KPRC 2 in an exclusive interview.

A woman who went viral on social media after making claims a man assaulted her with a brick outside a Houston club and then used the story to fraudulently raise over $40,000 on GoFundMe was expected to turn herself in to police, but didn’t show up Thursday.

The lead prosecutor on a case where a woman is accused of making up a story about being hit in the face with a brick during an altercation with a man outside a Houston club is sharing more about what led up to her facing charges.

A woman who went viral on social media after making claims of being assaulted by a man outside a Houston club has now been charged after raising a large amount of money on GoFundMe, according to charging documents.