I Think My Stalker Is Going to Kill Me | This Morning

It started as a brief university fling, but it turned into over 20 years of obsessive stalking and relentless harassment for 41-year-old Philomena Willits. Having already served time in a psychiatric hospital, Brett David is expected to be released from jail in just three months. As the end of his sentence draws closer, Philomena now fears for her own life, as well as the safety of her family. She joins This Morning to share her story but fears her stalker will kill her when he is released.

Broadcast on 16/11/2017

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[moodforever]

I hope she's okay, I always go back to this video . I need a update on her

[Zlervo]

Stalkers are narcissistic creeps. They have an entitled attitude. A stalkers register is definitely needed.

[bambiesdoomsdayblue]

"Aren't you feeling flattered that this person likes you that much?"

Tell that to the families that have been left grieving by a stalker.

[Diana-lkgx]

This poor girl. Have we learned from
Lovely Molly Mc Laren.

[youtubealiasoriginal]

Move to a another country & change name

[uhymcrr]

Ffs u dont no who u talkig to never really english always foreign men 👁👁

[uhymcrr]

Social media U can't fkin breathe 4them 😮

[uhymcrr]

The very sick in head still texting U when U say leave me alone I would rather go back to my ex ✌️