The Age of Cyber Stalking

hat it is. The delusional stalker usually has little or no contact with their victim. The last type of stalker is vengeful and gets angry with their victim from something either real or imagined. (Cyberangels.com 1) Anyone who becomes a victim of any type of stalker needs to be taken serious and not be made to feel like it is his or her fault. According to Hatchers online article entitled "Cyber Stalking" there are four basic reasons for stalking online. They are sexual harassment, love obsession, hate and revenge vendettas and power and or ego trips. (Hatcher 1) When you are dealing with cyber stalking you have to be able to prove that threats are legitimate and that there are !
             malicious intensions behind the stalker (Herring 17). According to Colin Gabriel Hatcher most cyber stalking cases are malicious.
             According to www.usdoj.gov In the United States, there are 90 million people with access to the Internet. It is estimated that there are ten or even hundreds of thousands of victims of cyber stalking according to the government. Additional evidence to this growing problem is the fact that some cyber stalking cases have been turned over from the FBI to U.S. Attorney's office. Several cases have been turned over to state or local law enforcement agencies due to the lack of federal legislation (usdoj.gov 6). Cyber stalking is more common then most would think. A major contributor to this growing problem is the lack of knowledge of cyber stalking and the legislation that exist. Many people are unaware of what constitutes stalking or cyber stalking (Truong 12). In my opinion
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