I'm Terrified My Stalker Will Kill Me | This Morning

Imre Marton shares how he became the target of one obsessed bus passenger who developed a terrifying infatuation with him. Charlie Howells stalked Imre for four years before being imprisoned, and though she's been in and out of prison since, Imre feels the only way to be rid of her completely is to leave the country.
Broadcast on 06/08/2018

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[Diana-lkgx]

This poor man, shame on the police for acting like oh you can handle it. What a pleasure to see Nigel Havers in the interviewers seat. Bring him on more.

[ciaracairns]

Horrifying for this man... I'm glad she is behind bars, but honestly, the sentencing regarding stalking needs to change (not enough time)

[mikerope]

It amazes me how even if you're a psychopathic narcissist and don't care about the harm you're doing to your victim and the people around them, to mess your own life up when you could move on seems so counterintuitive. The only way this can make sense is if proximity with the victim is like a drug high. The opposite inference must also be true - the pain of being distant from your victim must be like torture.

[redwoods]

Sad that he can’t have a relationship because of his stalker. Makes me so sad.

[joshuagarbett]

I need to be arrested for my stalking of my innocent victim.
I’m quite an evil individual because I stalked my victim when I was 12 years old.
When I was at school.

[nocturnalrecluse]

The double standards in western society is deplorable and that is the fualt of modern-feminism.