According to the report from the Bureau of Justice Statistics:
- Less than a third (29%) of all stalking victims reported the victimization to police in 2019
- Read the full report: https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/stalking-victimization-2019
According to the report from the Bureau of Justice Statistics:
Stalking is a serious crime. Stalking is dangerous and potentially lethal, as it was in my daughter, Morgan Ingram’s case. Education and awareness are the keys to protect future victims. It is important to know what to do and how to protect yourself, or your loved ones.
From the Office of Justice Programs
Legal definitions vary from one jurisdiction to another. Still, stalking is generally defined as a pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear. A crime in all 50 states and at the federal level, stalking is dangerous and potentially lethal.
Understanding the tragic consequences of stalking: Join us as we shed light on Morgan’s story and raise awareness about the importance of recognizing and addressing stalking behaviors.
1st episode in a series of 3 – please click on the link to listen to the all 3 episodes, starting with this 1st one.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4jfm1BFLnnqFIQ9CcC1FcI?si=bbNl3l2ERvSZdDsWLogljA
Please don’t forget Morgan. She was a talented and kind soul who didn’t deserve to be tortured like this.
It is important for everyone to work together to end stalking. NISVS findings highlight the importance of early prevention and support efforts, which can include:
Today, I just came across a wallet that Morgan made out of scraps of “things.” It was always so much fun to see all the different things she would create and share with me. When I touch the things she used to touch, I feel so close to her, and yet so far. It is a feeling that is too hard to express.
Every moment of every day, I miss her. I miss her eyes, her smile, her soft voice, her loving and caring ways. My heart still hurts after all these years, because I miss her so very much. Every morning when I wake up, I just miss her all over again…it never ends.
Does it seem fair that our beautiful life was destroyed by a selfish and obsessed stalker? No.
Does it seem fair that a beautiful, young 20-year-old life was taken? No.
Does it seems fair that all the co-victims, people who loved Morgan, can never find peace? No.
Life is not fair, and I can never bring Morgan back, but I can make sure she is always remembered. I can make sure that other lives are spared, as long as I continue to raise awareness, warn others about the real threat of stalkers, and continue to fight for justice.
When Morgan died, my life changed forever. I am not the person I used to be. Someone once said, “Grief never ends…but it changes. It’s a passage, not a place to stay. Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith…it is the price of love.”
Unmasking the haunting truth behind Morgan’s stalking: Join our educational journey as we delve into the details of her story, educating and empowering others to recognize the warning signs and support victims.
Click on the link below to listen to the 3rd episode of Morgan’s Stalking and Murder.
Justice for Morgan!