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Case 8
Messaging to somebody that is referred to as a fox, some hours later, this fake profile looks at mine. Some nice articles about the psychological characteristics and motivations of the poor cyberstalkers #cyberstalking: – https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/bsl.2598 – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11210929/ – https://firstmonday.org/…/inde…/fm/article/view/1076/996 – https://www.gsrjournal.com/…/cyber-stalking… … and some music from me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtB2uo7jNbc…
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Case 7
The money will not be transferred,because my whole family, friends and colleagues(yes, they are also informed)can’t wait for the video. I am getting phone calls and Emails about it,So please hurry and don’t wait 48 hours … btw. They don’t know me at allThey don’t know I am a cinephilecause I have a hidden life …
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Case 6
Cheap gaslighting – but I am not surprised. Btw. the “Orlandi” might be a surname or a simple word – μην τα βάζετε μαζί μου Nice try to gaslight me (and the public opinion, maybe) that people who contact me did not deliberately search for my social media, but they did it through Apps. Well,…
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Case 5
Had to block even anonymous calls.But they continue.
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Case 4
After posting a nice moment with a professor and other friends who behave respectfully and with integrity,a friend request came – the “person” was immediately blocked.
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Case 3
One more peculiar behaviour: likes from clearly *** accounts on selected images that expose content that tells the story. When direct harassment has failed, one employs other people (so-called #flying_monkeys) to continue the job -> and they are not even inventive in the images, as one can see.
