The 7 Types of Stalkers, and How to Spot Them

Throughout life it is estimated that 12-16% of women and 4-7% of men will be followed. The federal government and all 50 states have stalking prevention rules, but there is no universally accepted definition of what constitutes stalking yet. When I talk about tracking, I mean a pattern of one action towards others, designed to harass, threaten or intimidate the victims - usually

Network tracking occurred in about 25% of case studies - this seems to be low for me. If my doubt is right, the reason for the reduced data comes from data collection methods, people being investigated, and for other reasons I do not discuss here. However, network tracking only increases because of the high probability of monitoring and harassment, and the risk of the tracker seems to be relatively small.

Former spouse and lover are the most common target of stalking behavior, after which victims are tracked by acquaintance. Events tracked by strangers are only a quarter. According to various studies, most stalkers are men (70% to 80%), but certain types of stalking behavior is done almost entirely by women. (See below)

Domestic: Tracks former spouse or lover. This is the most common tracking action that may occur in the workplace and risks innocent bystanders.

Desires: Continuous predators who pursue victims after victims. Continuous rapists and murderers may become desires of desire. For example, Ted Bondi

Ridicule of love: other people who are eager to build close relationships with acquaintances, colleagues, neighbors, and victims. (The secretive stalker subtype is a mania with a delusion.This type of stalker - usually a woman - thinks that her goal is to fall in love with madness.The house of Guardieman and his wife Stealing his car claiming to be an example is an example.

Politics: Tracking by political beliefs may include discrepancies and disagreements with victims. For example, Sirhan Sirhan

Revenge: The incentive for their tracking motivates anger former employees, angry business partners, resenting neighbors, retaliative relatives, or someone else (usually known to the victims) is. An example of this was the former film "Cascadi" in the movie "Horne's Fear" and rageed Sam Bowden, a lawyer representing him in court.

There is no reliable profile to predict who is tracking. Several models are beginning to come from research, and these models do not provide a reliable list, but what you have learned is interesting and potentially useful. The following pattern applies to the US population and may not apply to other countries.

In one study more than half of the stalkers assessed clinical and personality disorders. (In general, there are only a few stalkers with mental disorders, but there are also addictive people, marginal people, dramatic people, or antisocial people.)

Another study reported that women are more afraid to be tracked by unknown strangers than someone they know. It is easy to understand why an unknown predator seems even more frightening. He or she is a boogeyman (or boogie parson?) - wonder, hard to find, unpredictable and can do anything

The people you know - even people who resent against you - seem to be more restrictive and easier to manage. But so far, the bigger danger is the devil you know

Farnham looks at 80% of the kind of stalker that has a relationship with the victim and can be divided into five categories, often rejected stalkers seeking revenge, and intimate stalkers often being deceived. A spontaneous romantic partner, an incompetent stalker who usually has potential learning disabilities or mental health problems, scaring and sorrowing the stalker, and finally to the looting stalker

The website www.Cyber ​​angels.com has three types of Internet stalkers. Forced followers, people who want stalkers, stalkers I want to take revenge. A compulsory tracker is a person who refuses to believe that the relationship has ended, no matter how many times it is said. Stalkers usually have little or no contact with the victims. The last type of stalker is retributive, bringing out real or imagined anger to their victims. (Cyber ​​angels.com 1) Do not let anyone who is a victim of any kind of stalker have to take it seriously and think it is not your fault. According to Hatchers' online article "Network tracking", online tracking has four basic reasons. They are sexual harassment, sticking to love, hatred, revenge for hatred, power, self-propelled. (Hatch 1) When you are dealing with network tracking, you must be able to prove that the threat is legal and exist!