People assume that if you're in the public eye, that you're going to have a stalker eventually.

Like, that's just a foregone conclusion. But when somebody gets on stage at a live venue,

you don't know everyone who's in that crowd. So if your stalker could be in that crowd,

there's a serious threat there. Every time you perform at a new place,

there's a whole new set of security issues.

When we read Bitties email, we knew we had to step in and help her because

she is in a foreign country. She hasn't been there that long and the laws are completely different.

It pisses me off when I hear that someone's victim shamed, especially in a courtroom setting,

when the victim is not the one on trial. It makes it even more important for us to stand up and

get word out and raise awareness to help everybody else.

I just saw this guy lock eyes with me with the most intent I've ever seen in someone's eyes.

I just saw this guy lock eyes with my own eyes and like nothing else.

The eyes were so empty, but just full of intent.

I'm Jamie Bevy.

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

a comedian who was stalked by an obsessed student from her improv school.

After seeing Bittie perform a live comedy show, a clubgirl immediately enrolled in the same school.

He became convinced that they were destined to be together and confessed his love for Bittie.

Convince that he was getting signals from her that she felt the same.

Bittie had never met this man but became aware of him when he showed up drunk to her shows and

caused a scene. After he was kicked out of the comedy class, he tried to break into the theater

during Bittie's performances, told the technicians that he was her boyfriend,

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