Google Street View Dumped: Ex-Girlfriend's Clothes Strewn All Over Street Captured By Google Cameras [Pic]

One Southern California girl is making the rounds on reddit and Facebook, after an image of her gettng dumped, showed up on Google Street View.

The picture shows all of her belongings on the street after her boyfriend dumped her and tossed her things "to the curb." 

The actual dumping occured years ago, but Google's roving car capturing street level views of the neighborhoods it tracks, caught her staring at all her things on the curb after just getting dumped. 

The poster on reddit, captioned the photo with: "Google Streetview captures the glorious moment when my buddy kicks his now ex-gf out of his house."

But the poster declined to give his or her name for fear that it would get back to the rejected lady in the picture. 

The poster did add in a separate Reddit post from the picture: "My buddy no longer lives in the same town as me but I became aware of this recently by his brother who is currently my coworker." 

The mysterious poster who found the shot on Google Street View, continued "I find this even more hilarious because I actually knew this girl, as me and my then-gf, her and my buddy used to double date occasionally."

The now ex-girlfriend is unfortunately immortalized on the web now staring down at all her things, including what appears to be a stuffed dog of some kind and a discarded lawn chair. 

The girl captured after just being dumped on Google Street View also has her trunk open and is holding a Victoria's Secret bag.

She appears to be taking stock of all her stuff getting put on the curb after the breakup and figuring out what to keep and what to leave.  

Her body posture is as dejected as you'd imagine, with hunched shoulders outside the suburban home belonging to her now ex-boyfriend. 

She's wearing cut-off jeans and a tight hooded sweatshirt, but fortunately for the girl, her face is not visible to Google's cameras. 

So far no one has stepped forward as the girl in question on reddit or elsewhere, but you can be sure that any time someone writes about the bizarre finds on Google Street View, this picture will get mentioned. 

Not sure the girl will feel any better about having her moment of shame shared with millions.