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Eva LaRue, actress from 'CSI: Miami,' shares her 12-year ordeal with a stalker, which led to physical and emotional trauma, multiple moves, and a sense of never feeling safe again. Her stalker was finally caught in 2019 through DNA evidence, but she remains vigilant, emphasizing the lasting impact of such experiences. Her story is featured in the documentary 'My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story' on Paramount+.
Kaia Gerber and Cindy Crawford have been granted long-term restraining orders against an alleged stalker, Daniel Lee Schoonover, who must stay at least 100 yards away from them and their property until 2028, after repeatedly harassing them and showing threatening behavior.
Aaron Donald obtained a five-year restraining order against stalker Janelle Anwar, who falsely claims they are married and has made various legal and bizarre demands, including DNA testing and subpoenas, while being required to stay 100 yards away from Donald and his family.
In Wednesday Season 2, Episode 2, the stalker is revealed to be Agnes DeMille, a fellow student and fan of Wednesday, who is motivated by admiration to the point of obsession, adding a new twist to the series' mystery.
Taylor Swift was granted a temporary restraining order against a man who repeatedly visited her home and made false claims about their relationship, citing safety concerns. The man must stay at least 100 yards away from her, with a hearing scheduled for June 30 to potentially issue a permanent order. Swift has a history of stalking incidents and recently reacquired the rights to her early albums' master recordings, asserting her desire for full control over her music.
Microsoft's Xbox Partner Preview showcased upcoming games and releases, including the highly anticipated Xbox Series X port of Final Fantasy 14 Online, the announcement of The Sinking City 2, and the surprise drop of the STALKER Legends of the Zone Trilogy on Xbox. Other highlights included new gameplay trailers, announcements for Game Pass additions, and a new expansion pass for Persona 3 Reload.
Taylor Swift's alleged stalker, David Crowe, has been deemed unfit to stand trial and the criminal case against him has been dropped. He will now be committed to the custody of the Office of Mental Health to receive necessary treatment. Crowe had been arrested multiple times for allegedly lurking outside Swift's home and was charged with stalking and harassment. Once deemed mentally fit, he will be released, but the duration of his treatment has not been disclosed. Swift's neighbor expressed concern after seeing Crowe back in the area, and the NYPD confirmed his arrest on charges of criminal contempt.
Taylor Swift's stalker, David Crowe, has been deemed unfit to stand trial and will be committed to a mental health facility after repeatedly lingering outside the singer's NYC home. Crowe, a Seattle law student, was arrested multiple times for stalking and harassing Swift, and a judge has dismissed the criminal case against him. He will now receive necessary treatment in the custody of the Office of Mental Health.
Taylor Swift's alleged stalker, David Crowe, has been remanded into custody after multiple arrests, including one for dumpster diving outside her New York City home shortly after being released from jail. A judge granted a temporary order of protection and a request for an examination to determine Crowe's fitness to stand trial. Crowe faces charges of stalking and harassment and has been seen around Swift's home approximately 30 times between November 2023 and January 2024.
David Crowe, a law student from Seattle, was ordered held behind bars after repeatedly violating a judge's order to stay away from Taylor Swift's Manhattan apartment. Crowe, who had been spotted outside Swift's home 30 times in the past two months, was caught rummaging through a dumpster near her residence and was subsequently arrested. Despite being released without bail, he returned to Swift's apartment, leading to his remand to Rikers Island. Prosecutors revealed that Crowe had staked out Swift's apartment multiple times, and he now faces charges of stalking and harassment. Crowe's public defender requested a mental fitness exam, and the court set a date for February 7.
Accused stalker David Crowe was ordered to jail for violating a court order to stay away from Taylor Swift's Tribeca townhouse, following his third incident in five days. Crowe, 33, was arraigned on a charge of second-degree criminal contempt after being arrested outside Swift's house. He had been released on Wednesday after attempting to break into her apartment on Monday, but immediately returned to her property, leading to his re-arrest. Swift has been targeted by various stalkers and fans over the years, with Crowe's repeated attempts to approach her residence being the latest in a series of incidents.
Taylor Swift's alleged stalker, a 33-year-old male from Seattle, was arrested again shortly after leaving court, charged with four counts of criminal contempt. He has been seen around Swift's New York home approximately 30 times and was granted a full order of protection. The man has been released under supervision and is accused of stalking and harassment. Despite numerous directives to leave, he continues to show up at Swift's home, prompting the request for supervised release at the highest possible tier and level.
Taylor Swift's alleged stalker, David Crowe, was arrested for the third time after being seen dumpster diving outside her NYC apartment. The Seattle man, who has appeared at Swift’s apartment 30 times in the last two months, was charged with stalking and harassment. Crowe was put back in custody after being released on supervised release by a Manhattan judge. It's not clear if Swift was home during the incident, as she was in upstate New York over the weekend to support her boyfriend's team during a playoff game.
Alleged Taylor Swift stalker, David Crowe, was released from custody under supervision but returned to Swift's Tribeca townhouse, leading to his arrest again for violating an order of protection. Crowe had been arraigned on stalking and harassment charges after attempting to break into Swift's home, and a security worker reported encountering him at the apartment building multiple times. The prosecutor argued for the highest form of supervised release due to Crowe's repeated defiance of directives to leave the location.
Taylor Swift's alleged stalker, David Crowe, was arrested for the second time in three days after being seen dumpster diving outside her NYC apartment just minutes after being released without bail. The 33-year-old man had been spotted rummaging through a dumpster across the street from Swift’s Tribeca home, and prosecutors revealed he had staked out Swift’s apartment 30 times over the past two months. Crowe, who had been warned 10 times to leave Swift’s home, has been described as emotionally disturbed and is due back in court on March 12.