Cyber ​​Stalking: A Federal Crime

Cyber ​​bullying is the use of the Internet or other electronic means to stalk or harass an individual, group, or organization. It can include false accusations, defamation, libel, and slander. This act is a federal crime punishable by heavy fines and imprisonment.

Bullies can come in all shapes and sizes, but they all share characteristics that allow them to stand out in a personal or professional relationship, if one is aware of these traits. It helps to be aware of these personality flaws early on, to avoid falling into the predator’s clutches and block it from attempting misanthropic actions. It is imperative to remember that you are dealing with a psychopath who is interested in nothing more than possessing you or ruining you, whichever the case may be. This is a narcissistic loner who reproduces from the attempted ruin of others.

stalker profile

– The stalker starts slowly, injecting familiarity into a relationship. His only goal is to become a better friend and partner, showing great interest in his location, organizations, friends, colleagues, family, and every other facet of his life. They can stalk you through phone calls, emails, connecting with those who know you, or even a collection of photos, documents, background information, social media, and anything related to your current social life and job. They quickly abandon formal titles that may have grown over the years, feeling entitled to call him by his first name.

– They regularly destroy their own former friends, previous relationships, existing professional relationships and even their families in unimaginable ways, always presenting themselves as the victim.

– Narcissism is a major part of their disruptive behavior as they firmly believe that no one is prepared to deal with their antics. They feel that they live in a world where others “don’t follow the rules.”

– They eventually become hostile and volatile when their “mark” becomes aware of their invasive behavior. This is when the mask of benevolence falls off and your true nature rears its ugly head:

1- They start trying to make amends, which is impossible because the situation has already been resolved.

2- They become vengeful and begin to stalk and harass their victim.

3- They dance around the songs, hiding behind false names and aliases. Fortunately, her efforts backfire when others instantly see through her thin veil of drama. The third warns the victim of the stalkers’ careless attempts at destruction. Her narcissism tricked them into thinking they could pull it off when in reality her inflated ego was once again clouded with anger.

internet violations

There are many reasons, in the mind of the perpetrator, to use the Internet as a means to stalk, slander and harass their victim. It is a very seductive place until they are finally unmasked. This always happens, especially sooner rather than later, with surprisingly high penalties and unexpected consequences. Naturally, they are always shocked and outraged, when they find out, once again claiming victimization.

– When first attempting the act of cyberbullying, the bully believes in his heart that it is the perfect place to remain anonymous, even though there are new electronic devices and different formulas, including Internet rules and regulations, that carry heavy penalties once their true identity is discovered. and it always is, as you can run but you can’t hide at this time.

– Third-party recipients of harassers’ feeble attempts to discredit their victims are almost always willing and able to identify the harasser and present strong evidence, both written and documented. They will also be witnesses as third party recipients of the bullies’ intrusive actions.

Unmasking the bully: self-protection

If you ever find yourself in this position, remember that conscience will save you from having to put up with the stalker’s trap before it happens. This is not a sad person, not a lonely person or an unlucky individual. This is a psychopath who can twist situations, destroy relationships, lie, steal, and cheat on others. His only concern in life is “me” and nothing else. This is narcissism at its finest. He is someone with the strong intention of outdoing you, ruining you, and discrediting everything you consider important in your life. They should be avoided at all costs. His best bet is the following action:

– Contact your local police, FBI, and any other agencies dealing with disturbed individuals who have threatened you, slandered you (either directly or through a third party), committed defamatory acts, attempted theft, or falsified documents. Keep records, website postings, and all documentation via the Internet and third-party witnesses (organizations, people, and emails), as this is essential. Remember, this is a federal crime.

– Contact lawyers, agencies, website administrators and share your story. You are the victim, regardless of what the other person is throwing up.

– Do not allow this person to live in your conscience. Remember, you are the antithesis of this personality and every moment you think about them, you are allowing them to live in the confines of your mind, rent free. Force them out by filling your mind with positivity and positive individuals, who share similar interests and nurture your soul.

– Go forward, don’t look back, but learn from this experience. This is a life and work lesson, teaching you to be aware of limits and why they should be protected. This is your responsibility, to make sure that nobody crosses that line again, because your sense of intuition is probably correct when you start to doubt the veracity of the individual from the first time you speak to him.

– Never blame yourself. Unfortunately, these circumstances occur when one is unprepared and vulnerable. Extending oneself through kindness and sharing is not always rewarded when the recipient’s intent is purely malevolent and narcissistic. Unfortunately, these circumstances occur when one is unprepared and vulnerable.

– We all make mistakes, but this experience will allow you to take a step back and let yourself be guided by your intuition. Listen for those uncomfortable feelings when you first deal with someone in this category. Back off before you are forced to leave the relationship out of instinctive self-protection. As the old saying goes, “When someone shows you who they are, believe them.