New Book Released, “Survivors.” Morgan’s story is one of the cases featured in this book…

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Great news!!! I am so excited, “Survivors” is now available for order in both paperback and Kindle formats. It will also be available in over 40,000 retail outlets around the world.

I was honored to be one of the contributors to this book, when I was given the opportunity to write a chapter about our daughter Morgan who was murdered and taken from our family, by a stalker. #JusticeForMorgan!

Morgan’s story is one of many cases that have been shared in Dennis Griffin’s book, “Survivors.” This book is a collection of true stories, stories that are truly shocking, all about America’s pursuit of transparency in law enforcement and the justice system. The book has been written by survivors/co-victims of these crimes in order to raise awareness. I am so proud of every single one of these families who had the courage to share their stories. I truly believe that when you #speakyourtruth you can help many other families that are dealing with the same issues. I would also like to give my heartfelt thanks to Denny, Delilah & Lynda for all of their help making this possible. #nevergiveup #raiseawareness #justiceforallvictims #betheirvoice #beapartofthesolution

Please share the link below with family, friends, and on your social media. I would also like to ask all of you who purchase the book, to please rate the book with a 5-star rating after reading it. As Lynda Cheldelin Fell explains, “Why is that important? A collective push right out of the starting gate is how a book reaches that coveted #1 position. Why is reaching #1 important? Because it reaches more readers. And even more important is the visibility and opportunity to open the dialogue about such an important subject as this. The Amazon ratings change hourly. For those of you on Amazon, would you be kind enough to write a 5-star review? The better the rating, the easier it becomes for readers to find.”

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Why Fight It – Just Write It!

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Why fight it – just write it, or regret it…I believe this with all my heart.

When you write and share your experiences, no matter how painful they are, you are ultimately giving a road map to someone else who is experiencing a similar type of situation. Never minimize the fact that the mistakes you have made, as well as the strides you have accomplished, when shared with others, can make all the difference in another’s life.

Keep shining your light for all the world to see. You can make a difference in this world…


Woman Stalked – She Finally Gave Up…

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Nicholas Allen was jailed for 10 years for the manslaughter of Justene Reece, who killed herself as a “direct result” of his controlling behaviour.

This is such a sad outcome. When there is no early intervention in stalking cases, the horrific toll that stalking takes on victims is immeasurable.

Deputy Chief Constable Nick Baker apologised. “We are committed to ensuring officers and staff understand stalking and its devastating impact so they can better respond to incidents reported to us.”

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-48091219

A Lag In Reporting A Stalker…

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Wow! This article says stalking victims can sometimes be targeted at least 100 times before raising the alarm, a police expert says.

In our case, after approximately one week of targeted incidents of stalking we finally call the sheriffs, and they told us we shouldn’t have waited so long – as a victim of stalking, one who has never been stalked before, you tend to ignore the incidents, writing them off as something else, never wanting to believe someone has targeted you. You try to think of an innocent explanation for everything that is happening…until you can no longer do so.

Wiltshire’s deputy chief constable Paul Mills, said “[But] if left unchecked, the key to this type of behavior is fixation and that can grow very, very quickly and as a result the risk can rise.

“In the worst cases, in cases known as femicide, where females are killed by men, there is a high incidence of stalking and prior to ultimately sadly losing their lives.”

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-wiltshire-47838538https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-wiltshire-47838538

Stalking is the most UNDERREPORTED crime. The Stalking Resource Center at the National Center for Victims of Crime and the U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women produced this video to enhance the ability of law enforcement first responders to recognize and effectively respond to stalking. The video is designed so that it can either be shown in its entirety (approximately 18 minutes) or as individual chapters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2BHO8eXvxA