We know the stalkers don't stop stalking unless they go to jail, they die, or they move on to someone else.

And that's exactly what happened between Tam last week and Amber this week.

There's only been one other time on the show that we've had the opportunity to interview two survivors of one stalker.

These are not the only two stories that we've heard about from the stalker.

He actually has quite a list of PPO's from several women.

During the episode Amber actually brought up that his behavior is serial in nature, that he keeps going from victim to victim to victim with virtually no repercussions.

These cases are years apart. He's going to keep doing this and we don't know when it'll end.

I wouldn't answer the phone. He was like blowing out my phone and I wasn't answering him or texting him back.

And so trying to just like work and hang out at home and spend time with myself.

And the next thing I know there's a knife on my downstairs door like a pounding and I'm like,

no one's getting that what is that and it's DMs he's at my door and I'm like, I'm just a asshole.

I'm so confused.

You're like telling me that he had called and said that I was suicidal and that he was really worried about my well-being and that they needed to take me to the hospital.

I'm Jamie BB.

And I'm Jake Duptula.

On today's episode of Strictly Stalking, we're chatting with Amber, who met a man online.

They began dating but Amber felt smothered and asked for space.

His demeanor changed and he became manipulative and angry, accusing her of cheating, being selfish and guilt-at-her-and-to-having sex with him.

Over the course of the relationship, he prevented her from leaving her house, screamed at her, threw a coffee pot at her and threatened suicide.

After he was diagnosed with a personality disorder, Amber petitioned for his hospitalization.

But instead he called 911 on her claiming she was suicidal.

He left voicemails telling her to kill herself and also pleading with her to meet him in person for closure.

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