The following episode of Strickly Stocking contains topics including homicide and suicide.

Listener discretion is advised.

On this show, we talk to survivors of stocking whether they are still being stocked or they've

received some sort of justice. Worst case scenario in a stocking situation is that someone's life ends.

We know that oftentimes stocking doesn't end unless somebody dies or goes to prison.

I think this story is a reality check that we need to listen to our gut. We need to

hear ourselves if there's something that doesn't feel right, then it's not right.

Her gut in her instinct told her that she should stop seeing this guy. She basically met him

at a bookstore that she worked at. She went out with him. He keeps following her. He keeps

showing up her work. He won't leave her alone. There was something about him that she knew

that was dangerous. There was a moment during the show that I actually couldn't talk. I was so

emotionally touched by Anna's words. Basically, Anna is paying an emotional tribute to someone

who unfortunately fell victim to this stalker. I had met her in a few occasions, both professionally

and then just had different allets around town. She was successful. She was young. She was bright.

She was going places. Then what really disturbed my husband was when he saw her

photo. He goes, you guys could be related. You guys could be sisters.

I'm Jamie Bebe. And I'm Jake Duptula. On today's episode of Strictly Stalking,

we're chatting with Anna. While working at a mall bookstore, Anna accepted a lunch date with

a persistent customer. She felt no connection with him and declined his request for another date.

Over the next few weeks, he consistently showed up during her breaks. At one point,

entering her store with the camera, requesting a photo with him to have while he's away in the

military. When he asked her for her home address to writer, she told him he was making her uncomfortable,

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