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Man admits to online stalking campaign against his own girlfriend

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EightiesChick · 21/09/2011 09:40

Almost beyond belief to see what some men will do. Very worrying too. The report is here.

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jasper · 21/09/2011 10:30

yes, unbelievable. What a disturbing story.

Lets not forget women are also capable of creepy twisted behaviour

JLK2 · 21/09/2011 11:24

Women are just as bad. I remember a woman who pretended to be someone else, contacted her husband online, was corresponding with him for months and then arranged to meet him, then dumped him for it.

nulgirl · 21/09/2011 11:27

It seems unbelievable that it went on for so long. He could see the impact that it was having on her life but continued for years. He is obviously a very sick individual. Did he give any justification/ reason for his behaviour?

LoremIpsum · 21/09/2011 11:31

Yeah, JL2K, that's just as bad as sending naked photos out, convincing her her movements are being watched, pretending to be her to proposition people and sending them her address, pointing the blame elsewhere leading to an innocent friend was arrested and keeping the campaign going for three years until she was afraid to leave the house.

CogitoErgoSometimes · 21/09/2011 11:56

It's a bizarre story. What do we think was his motivation? Keeping her nicely cowed and needy? Casting himself as her protector?

EightiesChick · 21/09/2011 12:04

I would guess at both of those Cogito. Nothing in the article I read attempts to explain it. The DM may give it a go Hmm

Lorem yes, it's hardly the same... this woman believed she was in physical danger, and in fact could have been had something bad happened as a result of strangers being 'invited' to show up at her house.

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EightiesChick · 21/09/2011 12:07

Ah yes, the Daily Mail version. They make no bones about saying he was jealous of her life at university without him. Controlling, possessive etc.

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