This week's episode deals with gang stalking, which we've never covered on the show before.

It's a crazy story that started with one random tweet and escalated to the point where

our guest is in the fight for his life. I'm so amazed at how hard he's been fighting for justice

for himself and others in the same situation. This episode is going to make our listeners rethink

everything they put on the internet. In the summer of 2018, when I tweeted out that I have never

personally found Norm McDonnell to be funny. And as innocuous as that may sound, there was enough

of an infringement that this group of stalkers decided that they were going to dedicate years

to trying to drive me to suicide over it.

I'm Jamie Bebe. And I'm Jake Deptula. On today's episode of Strictly Stalking, we're chatting with

Patrick Thomelson, a sci-fi writer who's being gang stalked by a group of cyber stalkers.

Patrick says that he became the target of a coordinated cyber campaign focused on

destroying his online presence through harassment, intimidation, review bombing, and false

reporting after he tweeted a comment about finding a well-known comedian on funny.

Patrick reveals that this group created a multitude of impersonations, social media accounts,

designed a publicly defamed and humiliated him while they committed acts of doxing and swathing

against him and his family. The cyber stalking campaign is continuing to this day and he says

the group's goal is to drive him to suicide. Patrick, thank you so much for joining us today.

Oh, thanks for having me. Absolutely. So tell us a little about yourself.

I'm a 40-year-old science fiction writer living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Enjoy the Packers, motorcycles, building models and shooting guns. Have you always been in

the sci-fi? Oh, yes. This is a passion of mine going back to my very early days. As a

four or five-year-old, when some videotapes of Star Wars miraculously found their way onto my

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