- High-Tech Stalkers
- "How I Stalked My Girlfriend"
- The Victim's Side
- Identity Assumption
- The Wild, Wild Web
- Sticks and Stones
- The "Stalker" E-Card
- Cyber Stalking and the Law
- Cyber Stalking Facts
- Lethality Assessment Tools
- If You Think You Are Being Cyber Stalked
- Teen/Tech Stalking
- Online GamesThe New Stalker's Ground
- Online Gaming and Malware
- Would You Say It to My Face?
- National School Board Survey
- Women as Perpetrators
Women as Perpetrators
In February of 2008, a 50-year-old Oregon tax attorney was arrested and charged with trying to frame her ex-boyfriend by sending explicit pictures of him to his boss. What we find interesting about this case—in addition to the fact that a woman was doing the cyber stalking—was the elaborate methods she used to try and cover her trail, including the use of prepaid cell phones to make harassing phone calls and phony email accounts, as well as regular mail to stalk and harass. This was also the first case to invoke Washington State's cyber stalking law from 2004, the state where the offense was alleged to have occurred.