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She puts up tons of fake accounts with names incorporating things from my life like I know what you do in your life. I know you've worked. I know what restaurant you owned. I know your maiden name.

And then they sent me the picture of my face superimposed in burning flames with crosses. Last night I got a bloody statue. A dead lady crawling out, covered in blood. I mean there's just dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of them.

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On today's episode of Strictly Stalking we're chatting with Lisa Williams, the founder of Wash, women against stalking and harassment.

She reached out to us after listening to Strictly Stalking and is ready to share her own story.

Lisa reveals that after marrying a man she begins to receive obsessive and terrifying harassment, the hands of his ex-wife for over a decade.

Now she's fighting back by shutting light on the impact this has had in her life as well as her family.

Lisa, thank you for joining us today.

Thanks for having me.

What was life like for you right before you met your husband?

I lived in North Carolina. I was recently separated. I've got three children and at the time they were like 17, 20.

I got to think of the ages 23. And you know, just live in my life. I was a freelance writer.

I've been a certified medical assistant for at that point in probably 20 years.

So I was just kind of getting through the divorce and it wasn't an easy one.

You know, I moved into a townhouse and two of my kids had moved out and one was just starting college.

How did you meet your husband?

So what happened was true story. Kind of hard to believe, but I was commissioned to write a piece for a local magazine.

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