Hey listeners, we have so many episodes that have touched our hearts through the past couple

of years doing this show, and we know you do too. We've gotten your emails and messages asking

for updates on some of our cases, and we'll be releasing update episodes periodically.

In episode 91, we spoke with Skyler Galloway, who shared her heroing story of being stalked

by a police officer. She wrote a book about her ordeal, called Thrillset, the true story of

the woman stalked by Arkansas State Police Officer Mark Holland. Today, we'll update you on how

Skyler is doing, and what has happened since she came on the show. We originally released this

episode on October 12, 2021, and to refresh your memory, we'll play Skyler's original episode first

with the update at the end. It's crazy because we go to law enforcement to get help for these things,

where are you going to turn when it's law enforcement doing these things to?

The fact that Skyler didn't get support from law enforcement and then ends up uncovering

that it's actually a law enforcement officer stalking her would be a really difficult

situation to overcome. She had to really take everything into her own hands and seek out who

was doing this to her. Imagine taking the burden on your shoulders

of having to fight the entire police department. The devastation she must have felt when she realized

not only is it a law enforcement officer that was stalking her, but it was someone she knew.

Eventually, instead of him emailing me, he sent me a letter to my PO box after I deleted my email

address, and the letter was actually, it was addressed to me, and it said it was from someone you

know in quotation, and the return address was the previous, an address of a previous apartment,

and I'm thinking, who would know that address? Like, my mom wouldn't even know that address.

I barely even remembered that address, and then it clicked in my head.

He has to have access to personal information, such as ACIC, or NCIC, for law enforcement.

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