00:00I moved from that into working in television because I was kind of protected, I was in
00:04a big office.
00:05I think it was a week later, I did my first television show telling my story, you know,
00:09begging for help.
00:10That was the first time they teamed me up with this amazing woman named Rhonda Saunders,
00:14who I'm very good friends with, and she was the L.A. stalking prosecutor.
00:18And so that's where the advocacy and activism really kicked up in me.
00:21When I started doing media, I kind of became the face of stalking in America, like Vice
00:26Magazine did an article on me that went really viral.
00:28It was because I was really shining a light on this crime.
00:30I do court support, I go to court with people, I kind of help them through that process.
00:34It's like, I had 4,000 violations, that's right, 4,000, 4,000 death threats once my restraining
00:39order was served, and no one did anything, and they were supposed to do something on
00:43all of those.
00:44I started working with SPARC, who is this amazing organization, and eventually we all went to
00:48the White House Department of Justice together.
00:50I was saying, this man is terrifying, this man is going to me or somebody else.
00:54So, unfortunately, it took 17 million people seeing my stalker going off to believe me,
00:59right?
00:59So most people don't have a television show interviewing their stalker to prove their
01:02claims.
01:03I did.
01:03I didn't know that that happened until he got interviewed and immediately started blowing
01:08up my email saying, oh my god, we're going to be in a TV show together, because my stalker
01:12has, he's schizoaffective, which is schizophrenic, bipolar, and he also has something called
01:16erotomania.
01:17So he thinks we're married, right?
01:20This really, for him, merged us together.
01:22Most stalkers are slick, right?
01:24They're not going to write what they're going to do to you.
01:26They're not going to give you the evidence, because they know you'll take that to court.
