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I'm in my closet. I don't think you could see anything. I have a safe door in my bedroom and I've locked it and I'm locked in the closet right now.

Okay, don't hang up. I'm going to be the best. Please, okay? Don't hang up on it. Every weapon for your arm?

No, I'm not. I hear someone banging on the door.

I am the real Jason Bull. Kim Kardashian is my baby mama. Those are just two of the wild new claims reportedly made by Justin Scott Masters.

I posted this rambling video on YouTube.

Hey guys, so this is a web video on the second company of Christ. I actually figured out who it was. The second company of Christ is Justin Scott Masters.

And while these sorts of comments might sound funny at first, artist Lenora Claire is certainly not laughing.

There's been explicit rape threats. Dafferate.

Hey, lovely listeners. This is episode number 192, part two of our discussion with Lenora Claire about stalking, which you recorded live at CrimeCon in New Orleans.

We had a Q&A session with our lovely live audience and we also discussed some practical suggestions for those being stalked.

This episode really is a must listen. And I also recommend that all of our lovely listeners check your digital footprint.

That basically means googling yourselves and checking your privacy settings on social media as well as a bare minimum.

So let's dive back into our conversation at CrimeCon in New Orleans and let us know your thoughts on Facebook, Twitter or IG. Please enjoy.

And Lenora has some very basic advice for what you can do with a friend. You're telling me about when they go down to get their restraining.

Yeah, yeah. So another thing I want to say too is that Congressman Schiff has been amazing. He took my proposals to Department of Justice. They were delivered there.

I got published in the Harvard Journal of Legislation. So these conversations are being had, but it's just not moving quickly enough. It's not enough being done.

And kind of going back to what you could do to a friend. The first thing is listen, right? Because we need to be heard. We need to be understood. We don't need to be judged.

I had people in the beginning say to me, and I'm not making this up. Why don't you be a little flattered? I mean, doesn't it feel kind of nice?

Like, you know, he's not bad looking. It could be worse. And I'm just sitting here going, I can't. That's, and those are, those are people I consider friends and feminists. And I'm just like, I cannot believe I'm having these conversations.

So that's the first thing. The second thing is, you know, it's, you really need to have as many eyes on you as possible. All my neighbors know they've all seen photos of him.

So it's really, you know, we say with, with terrorism. And it's sort of been expressed that stalking is like terrorism to an individual. We should really have the same attitude, which is if you see something say something.

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