What do stalkers do?

The stalker will say you're the one stalking them and you may end up trying to do this because it makes sense. Most of these freaks are impossible to keep tabs on. They have a few unmanned social networks set up to look normal but what they do is one under an alias by proxies. read more

The stalker may also focus on a celebrity, especially if they've seen him or her in person -- at a public appearance like a concert. "They develop convoluted thoughts about this person. They feel this person is the answer to their dreams," says Moore. read more

In reality, most stalkers do not suffer from hallucinations or delusions, although many do suffer from other forms of mental illness including depression, substance abuse, and personality disorders. In 1993, Australian stalking expert Paul Mullen, clinical director and chief psychiatrist at Victoria’s Forensicare, a high security hospital for mentally ill offenders, analyzed the behavior of 145 diagnosed stalkers. read more