A Moment Of Lovely

THE ORIGINAL POST FROM 3/11/23
For an update, please scroll down below for just a few lines.

We use the internet every day. We think we're safe, and actually, stalkers who live far away from us can't pose a threat to us. But that's just a fallacy. Stalking can suit you at any time. Be it on the street, the country, or the internet, actually even on social media. And that is exactly what this post is about. Social media stalking. When I saw the first signs that someone was stalking me, I decided to start this social project. I'm going to show you the aggressive ways I've been stalked, spammed, harassed, threatened, and psychologically assaulted. The evidence used is the screenshots collected over the past six months. The stalker also tried to infiltrate my circle of friends, manipulate them, woo them, make himself available to them, and even message them directly. This is pure "madness" that just happened to me for the past 18 months.

Update 5/17/23

Twitter Safety Has Allowed Me To Get The Address Details. Trial Filing Will Follow Within A Few Days. Stormtrooper_1909 @trooper1909 (darktropper)

Update 3/31/23

Case Has Been Transferred To Authorities In Germany And Accepted By Officials. Prosecutors Are Currently Examining Whether Charges Will Be Filed Or Not. The Public Interest, In This Case, Was Affirmed.

With That, The Case Is Closed For Me, And I Will Dedicate Myself Again To My Life Here, Which Will Be Hard Enough As It Is. But More On That At A Later Date.

Other Revealed Chat Names Are, For Example, Jcat420 And Daniel Draughon On Twitter And Thebatman1909 On Twitch.

Update 3/19/23

Stalkers Do Not Change. They Will Always Text You The Same Over And Over Again. They Will Not Leave Until You Find Ways To Make Them Leave

The Twitch Trackback Ip Address Is Verified, And Locating My Stalker Is The Person In Adriana's Chat. Thanks To Csp-cert® For The Support

UPDATE 3/12/13: THE MENTIONED ACCOUNT WAS ALREADY DELETED FROM TWITTER, OR HE CHANGED HIS NAME AND MOVED TO A DIFFERENT ACCOUNT

THE ORIGINAL POST FROM 3/11/23 CONTINUED

IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS (UST)

What is the definition of social media stalking?

Cyberstalking is a crime in which someone harasses or stalks a victim using electronic or digital means, such as social media, email, instant messaging (IM), or messages posted to a discussion group or forum.

The terms cyberstalking and cyberbullying are often used interchangeably. Cyberstalking, however, is actually a form of cyberbullying, which -- along with cybersquatting and cyberterrorism -- is among the growing number of computer- and internet-related crimes collectively referred to as cybercrime.

Although cyberstalking is a general term for online harassment, it can take many forms, including slander, defamation, false accusations, trolling, and even outright threats. In many cases, especially when both the harasser and victim are individuals, the motive may be the following:

monitor the victim's online -- and, in some cases, offline -- activities;

track the victim's locations and follow them online or offline;

annoy the victim;

intimidate, frighten, control, or blackmail the victim;

reveal private information about the victim, a practice known as doxing; or

Gather more information about the victim to steal their identity or perpetrate other real-world crimes, like theft or harassment.

Cyberstalkers often start small. In the beginning, they may send a few strange or somewhat unpleasant messages to their intended victim. Then, later, they may brush off these messages as funny, annoying, or mildly weird and ignore them without taking any action.

Over time, the messages may become systematic, sustained, and repetitive, taking on an increasingly intimidating or frightening tone.

Direct and indirect cyberstalking

Cyberstalking can be direct or indirect.

Perpetrators may directly email their victims or flood their inboxes with emails. Or they may harass them through IM, voicemail, texting, or other forms of electronic communication. They may use technologies to surveil or follow their victims or continuously view their pages -- often without their knowledge.

Sometimes, cyberstalkers may send obscene, vulgar, or offensive comments, social media follower or friend requests, or even outright threats. The stalkers may either attack the victims, which may distress them or cause them to fear for their safety and well-being. They may also attack their victims' families or friends to expand their sphere of stalking influence.

In indirect cyberstalking attacks, perpetrators may damage the victim's device. They may do this by infecting it with ransomware to lock their files and then forcing them to pay a ransom for unlocking them. Or they may install a virus or keystroke logger that monitors the victim's digital behavior and/or steals data from the device.

Cyberstalking: Victims and criminals

Often, cyberstalkers pursue their victims over a sustained period. An overwhelming majority of cyber stalkers are men, while victims are usually women. However, cyberstalking cases where women were the perpetrators are not unheard of. For instance, following the 2006 Megan Meier suicide case in Missouri, a female cyberstalker was indicted and convicted in 2008 of violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Occasionally, men have been victims in some cyberstalking cases.

Victims of cyberstalking could be individuals -- mature adults, young adults, and children are all susceptible -- or groups, organizations, or even governments. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, children and adults are particularly vulnerable to one particular type of cyberstalking: sextortion.

This is when stalkers threaten a victim with the release of private or sensitive information unless the latter can meet the former's demands for sexual favors, nude photos, etc.

Consequences of cyberstalking

As part of a cyberstalking campaign, a stalker may harass a victim with simply annoying or inappropriate content and more of a nuisance than anything else. In more serious cases, victims may have to contend with disturbing, traumatizing, or threatening content. They may face severe forms of online harassment, including sexual harassment and physical threats.

In almost every cyberstalking case, victims feel annoyed at best and fearful at worst. Confusion, anger, and anxiety are common among victims. Some may also experience insomnia or suffer from physical ailments, like headaches, acid reflux, or stomach ulcers, or mental ailments, like depression or post-traumatic stress disorder. In extreme cases, they may become suicidal.

Is cyberstalking a crime?

Cyberstalking is a crime in many countries.

This is the theory behind it. You would wonder what my motivation was to keep on interacting with my stalker and why didn't I just stop the conversation and block the account?

My motivation for this project was actually something that I have on TV. There is a series currently running here in the Philippines. Also, World Women's Day gave me a lot of motivation because during my research and conversations, I had with victims and friends, I realized that this topic is way more present than we could imagine. I want to raise awareness and create a secure environment for my friends and myself by showing the following images and background information. This is very essential to me as well because this topic and what I had to face what I had to go through, meaning being a victim of cyberstalking, was part of the reasons why I was not able to get out of depression, and yes, cyberstalking is a reason for having depression. It is testified and confirmed by local government and law enforcement agencies and experts and specialists dealing with people and victims of cyberstalking.

How it started?

I met this seemingly harmless person on Twitch. The channel and streamer I was watching back then were Adriana Chechik. I've since left the channel and for a good reason, too, because I have to live with the daily fear that I could run into my stalker again at any time. It's not an easy feeling as I loved Adriana from the bottom of my heart, and she's an outstanding streamer. The first indication that this might be stalking happened in 2022. At that point, I've been in regular contact with the person in the chat, and it's not my way to communicate with someone I do not know online and with whom I have no personal relationship.

It then turns out that this person is also a big fan of Adriana's. I didn't pay any attention to this person until the moment I realized that he had a conspicuous big heart. That would be a big mistake after only 3 months. He started following me on Twitter and kept asking me in stream chat why I never talked or texted him. That was about four months after we met. And so began a journey into the abyss that I have never met before from a human being.

We followed each other on Twitter. I stopped following each other again after two months, and then the actual stalking started, which I will now show with screenshots and examples, and translated messages in the course of this report and article. I would like to reiterate at this point that this person is a dangerous person who has ruthlessly and disrespectfully driven me into insanity and deep depression with suicidal thoughts. Everything you will see in the following pictures is nothing more than one big lie, and I will also show that he also does with other people on the tracks and dies brutally and mercilessly.

After I unfollowed my stalker, who was impersonating Danny with his real name, which later turned out to be false thanks to a police investigation, he terrorized me over and over again for 8 days with the exact words.

“Lovely, what did I do wrong to make you unfollow me?”

“Lovely, please let's talk about everything. I love you more than anything, and I can't live without you. My life without you just doesn't make sense.”

“I need you so much. I love you, my beautiful unicorn. Please come back to me.”

“Lovely, why don't you talk to me anymore. What have I done wrong?”

The answer is simple: because you're a mad stalker who loves a person you've never met and obviously doesn't want to talk to you. Of course, he didn't know that this was part of the social project.

Professor Wu of the University Hospital St. Thomas said: “These are the typical behaviors of a stalker. He realizes that he can't have you and will become more and more aggressive and intrusive in his language towards you.” Thanks to the cooperation, I was somewhat prepared for what might await me over time. But to be honest, I had thought that a human would go much further. The following messages that were sent to me will show that attempts were also made to manipulate friends and to use my sex work and

painting to get access to my friends and me. He also spits on someone's else character and followers, which due to respect, will not be mentioned.

As you can see, Danny speaks German, he is 38 years old and also living in Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia. His hobbies are soccer, comics, music with a depressive and love addiction tendency, and cyberstalking other people.

The following two messages will be translated:

“Lovely, I just noticed that our biggest “enemy” (I do not even have enemies, what weird wording that is) is not blocking me anymore. What kind of game is that?”

Ask yourself what kind of sick and mad game you played.

Second message: “Hi honey, you can talk to me about, whatever it is, I will always support you and be your rock because you are the most important person in my life.”

He has been writing the exact words to Adriana since the moment that I decided to block him on Twitter.

Professor Wu: “This is a typical behavior of a stalker. He cannot get what he was looking for, he noticed that he had reached a point, where all the efforts became useless. Normally, stalkers do move on to the next step once they have noticed and realized this. They would send things to your house, send your letter, move away from the online presence and move forward to become physical, may that be with gifts or other things. Afterward, there is the physical attack, where the stalker just believes that it is his right to take you away from everything that he thinks you love, just to be yours.”

Since he was not able to become physical, he decided to mass message me, a clear violation of Twitter's TOS, and also started to use hate speech against me.