Her tireless investigation into those heinous crimes eventually became the subject of her posthumously-released book I’ll Be Gone In the Dark, which has now been adapted into a new docuseries on HBO. Late author Michelle McNamara was of the latter category, and she was drawn to the crimes of the person at first known as the East Area Rapist and Original Night Stalker. And then there are others who tend to take on the crime as their own, becoming citizen detectives and trying to find the pieces to a sometimes never-ending puzzle. The NCVC also emphasizes that a victim of cyberstalking should never agree to meet the stalker in person.When it comes to true crime, some people find fascination within the genre but don’t necessarily become invested in it.
Request removal from online directories. Get a new email address and increase privacy settings on public sites. Present documentation to local law enforcement and explore legal avenues. Collect evidence, document instances and create a log of attempts to stop the harassment. File a complaint with the cyberstalker's Internet service provider. For minors, inform parents or a trusted adult. The National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC) suggests that victims of cyberstalking take the following steps: By collecting personal data (profile pages) and making notes of frequented locations (photo tags, blog posts), the cyberstalker can begin to keeping tabs on an individual’s daily life. Social media, blogs, photo sharing sites and many other commonly used online sharing activities provide cyberstalkers with a wealth of information that helps them plan their harassment. It overlaps with cyberbullying and cyberluring in that many of the same techniques are used. Cyberstalking is one of several cybercrimes that have been enabled by the Internet.
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