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
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Understanding the tragic consequences of stalking…
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.
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:
- Empowering everyone to understand, recognize, and address stalking
- Mobilizing men and boys as allies in prevention efforts
- Creating and supporting safe environments within relationships, schools, and communities through programs and policies that reduce risk and promote healthy relationships
- Source: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention
Unmasking the haunting truth behind Morgan’s stalking…3rd episode of Morgan’s Stalking and Murder
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!
Empowering communities through knowledge…2nd episode of Morgan’s Stalking and Murder
Empowering communities through knowledge: Explore the gripping case of Morgan Ingram and gain valuable insights into the alarming reality of stalking. Together, we can make a difference.
Click on the link below to listen to the 2nd episode of Morgan’s Stalking and Murder.
“It is the ‘drip drip drip’ of direct and indirect stalking behaviours over time that makes it so insidious and damaging – psychologically and physically. Many victims say stalking is like mental rape. I call it murder in slow motion. It’s a war of attrition yet many fail to see or understand it. Victims pay with their lives.”
Justice for Morgan!
Murder In Slow Motion!!!
“Stalking and domestic violence is just Murder in Slow Motion!” said Laura Richards. @laurarichards99 I have never heard it put so well…#awareness #stopstalkers
So, if you THINK stalking is no big deal, then think again…stalking is dangerous and always needs to be taken seriously!
Chief of San Diego Police, William Lansdowne, told Panorama that their stalking unit was set up originally because of the number of tragic murders that had occurred in the city and in the state of California. Chief Landsdowne added: “We have found now that we’re not having the homicides that we had before we aggressively went after stalking. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/panorama/6431605.stm
Know the facts…believe the victims…help raise awareness.