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  1. Girl’s stalker gets 10-year prison term

     PRINTABLE PAGE Girl’s stalker gets 10-year prison term by John Marzulli Originally published by New York Daily News, August 27, 2009 Xochil Garcia, 13, speaks at the sentencing of Bernard Mutterperl, who attempted to abduct her two years ago. A…

  2. Impostor Targets Female Athletes (San Francisco Chronicle)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Impostor Targets Female Athletes Posing as reporter, he deceives collegians nationwide—police can’t do anything By Mark Fainaru-Wada, Chronicle Staff WriterOriginally published in the San Francisco Chronicle, June 30, 2002 Marylyn Sandrik was thrilled when she received a call…

  3. Cyberstalking (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Cyberstalking Beware of Identity Theft, Harassment on Internet By Jim AdamsOriginally published in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, January 28, 2002 University of Minnesota freshman Kathleen O’Donnell found a puzzling message while checking e-mail on her dorm computer in January:…

  4. Female Stalkers Pursue Doctors, Psychiatrists (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Female Stalkers Pursue Doctors, Psychiatrists By Charnicia E. HugginsOriginally published by Reuters Health, December 3, 2001 NEW YORK — Although most reports of stalking involve a male stalker and a female victim, stalking by females—experienced by both the…

  5. California Man Convicted in Cyber-Stalking Case (Star Tribune)

     PRINTABLE PAGE California Man Convicted in Cyber-Stalking Case By Paul GustafsonOriginally published in the Star Tribune, August 23, 2001 A California man who sent e-mail threats to a Hennepin County woman after she broke off their cyber-relationship was convicted Wednesday…

  6. Ex-Coach Gets Jail in Stalking (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Ex-Coach Gets Jail in Stalking Woman given 18 months for not staying away By Marie McCainOriginally published in The Cincinnati Enquirer, July 26, 2001 Only prison will help control a volunteer boys soccer coach convicted of stalking a…

  7. Cops Didn’t Think Arlia a Threat (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Cops Didn’t Think Arlia a Threat By Richard Lewis, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, March 15, 2002 COVENTRY, RI (AP) — Russell Arlia was well known to police in Coventry. He’d run afoul of the…

  8. Cyberstalker Gets 5 Years’ Probation (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Cyberstalker Gets 5 Years’ Probation Man sentenced under first use of U.S. law barring online harassment By Paul Shukovsky, Seattle Post-Intelligencer ReporterOriginally published by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, October 30, 2004 A cyberstalker who subjected a Seattle woman to…

  9. Killer Had Stalked Doctor For Years (The Tennessean)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Killer Had Stalked Doctor For Years By Sue McClure, Staff WriterOriginally published by The Tennessean, November 3, 2004 COLUMBIA, Tenn. — As residents here grapple with a shocking murder-suicide that occurred in a Belk department store parking lot…

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