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How far would you go to seek justice if you believed your loved one’s death was never properly investigated? Photo by Teri Webster

Stacks of folders, binders, and papers surround Michele Barton, forming a symbolic fortress where she has remained captive for nearly a decade. Barton sat amid her carefully organized paperwork during our recent meeting at a Hurst coffee shop, where she revealed a bizarre story of the harassment she has endured since the untimely death of her son, Tanner Barton, in 2012. She spread out the paperwork on a large wooden table after unpacking a rolling suitcase and two backpacks stuffed with documents.

We weren’t there to discuss the details of Tanner’s case and the investigations and theories that have blazed across the national media and social media for years. We talked about a story that until now has remained untold: the harassment of families who have lost loved ones under suspicious or unusual circumstances.

Most people probably cannot fathom how online trolls or people on apparent power trips could savagely attack Barton and other grieving families, but what these victims have experienced has a name. It’s called “gangstalking”: harassment that centers on a group effort to surveil, attack, discredit, and silence a target, sometimes to the point of destroying his or her life.

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When Barton spoke out on Facebook and Twitter about her son’s death, she found something that surprised her. Other families came forward and told her they have experienced the same types of attacks. They, too, were stalked and discredited for disagreeing with the official theories and conclusions of police and other experts.

Some of the disputes and quests for truth have raged on for years, even decades. Barton and another woman seeking answers in the deaths of their family members were hit with protective orders for comments they wrote on social media. Court papers related to their cases listed no examples of severe, violent threats. Another associate of Barton’s claims she was harassed so relentlessly over her daughter’s death she had to move out of state.

But who are the real gangstalkers here? That depends on which side you ask.

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Barton’s gangstalking story touches a national network of high-profile true crime experts, podcasters, bloggers, and law enforcement officials who heavily influenced public discussions and perceptions about Tanner’s case. Some of them aggressively tried to silence Barton for her blistering criticism of their work and her refusal to accept the official narratives about how her son died.

On April 22, 2012, Tanner, a 19-year-old star football player at Marion University in Indianapolis, collapsed at a party at a friend’s home in Howard County, Indiana. Why immediate aid was not given to him is still a mystery, but Tanner was left lying on the floor for nearly six hours before anyone called for help or realized he was dead, according to reports. In a witness statement to the Howard County sheriff’s department, a youth who lived at the home told a detective she saw Tanner stumble as he walked toward a flight of stairs the night he died. Instead of making it up the first step, he allegedly spun around, made a strange noise, and collapsed, the report states.

Initially, the youth thought Tanner was joking around. She later told a sheriff’s detective that she took his pulse. Figuring he had passed out, she left him lying on the floor. She then reportedly fell asleep on a couch. College-aged friends at the gathering were drinking that night, but toxicology tests showed Tanner was not intoxicated.

In her search for answers, Barton publicly sounded off about a veterinarian who was at the friend’s home the evening Tanner died. She questioned whether he knew more about what had happened that night than he was letting on. Years earlier, the vet made headlines for his highly publicized addiction to Ketamine, an animal medication. Because of that, Barton demanded toxicology tests specifically for the drug.

Later, investigators said it was tested, even though official reports did not list Ketamine by name. Barton’s pursuit of the Ketamine angle eventually led the vet to obtain a temporary protective order against her in 2015. Court papers linked the restraining order to a series of text messages Barton had sent him and other comments she made online. None of the comments contained threats, Barton said. That seemed to be the case in the text messages she showed me. In yet another strange twist, legal documents showed that Barton never received proper notice of the hearing for the restraining order. The restraining order has since expired.

The vet later wrote in an anonymous statement on The Dr. Oz Show website that everyone was in shock that day and was trying to locate a phone number for Tanner’s parents. He also said he would never have done anything to hurt Tanner, who was his son’s best friend. The veterinarian was never charged with a crime, nor was anyone else.

Barton said that overall, she believes there was a complete lack of accountability for her son’s death as well as the lack of a thorough and aggressive police investigation.

Conflicting theories, the toxicology reports, and a change in Tanner’s cause of death added to her suspicions that something was very wrong. Initially, Tanner’s COD was ruled as natural. In 2018, it was changed to “accidental,” due to positional asphyxia. In other words, after he collapsed, his position cut off his ability to breathe.

“It’s still a highly suspicious theory,” Barton said. “There’s no rhyme or reason to it. It’s absolutely asinine.”

Still seeking answers, Barton started Tanner’s Voice in 2015, a Facebook page that grew into a website.

“I was fighting for three years, and nobody would help me,” Barton said. “And then I got the idea for Tanner’s Voice.”

Barton’s social media outreach led to interview requests from podcasts, TV stations, and radio shows. Tanner’s story went viral, capturing the interest of high-profile personalities in the world of true crime news. In 2017, Barton landed a spot on a podcast by Nancy Grace, a well-known true crime journalist and attorney. Around the same time, Tanner’s case was picked up by the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI) in Atlanta, Georgia, a nonprofit institute founded by Sheryl McCollum, a college professor, crime scene investigator, and writer who works for a suburban Atlanta police force.

Early on, findings from the institute indicated that for six years, law enforcement failed to obtain “phone records, a polygraph, data from Tanner’s phone, tissue testing, a 911 call analysis, a timeline of events, a comparison of written statements to phone records, and interview friends who saw Tanner the night he died.”

In 2018, Laura Pettler, a forensic criminologist and owner of a private investigative firm, asked Barton to appear with her on The Dr. Oz Show, a nationally syndicated TV show featuring the titular physician. Pettler, the owner of Laura Pettler & Associates Death Investigations (LPA) in North Carolina, is a regular commentator for Dr. Oz. She is also a close professional colleague of McCollum’s.

All of it seemed like an amazing breakthrough, Barton said. Finally, a dream team was working pro bono to find answers about Tanner’s death. Leigh Egan, a writer for Grace’s Crime Online website (Crimeonline.com), also weighed in on the case, along with bloggers and activists from Websleuths, a popular online discussion forum for crimes and missing persons. In the end, everything led to more feelings of grief for Barton.

How far would you go to seek justice if you believed your loved one’s death was never properly investigated? Photo by Teri Webster

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In late March 2018, a well-known podcaster in Canada spoke on a Canadian television program about Tanner’s case with information provided by Barton. Three days later, Pettler and McCollum contacted Barton and indicated they were angry that details of their investigations were publicly aired without their input. In writing, Pettler and McCollum both ended their involvement with Tanner’s case.

“All of a sudden, everyone turned on me,” Barton said.

A screenshot of a message from CCIRI, provided by Barton, states, “We have to talk today. The Institute does not work this way. We don’t take credit –– we don’t tell people the evidence we have –– we don’t leave others out when we do an interview –– Dr. Laura Pettler … [is] not happy –– you now know Tanner’s case is not a homicide –– you know it’s at most failure to render aid and obstruction –– at the most –– the truth is important to help other families. I agree with you this case [should] never have taken six years, but it’s not a conspiracy, cover-up, or a murder.”

In a March 29, 2018 letter written on her firm’s letterhead, Pettler blasted Barton for her social media posts and statements she made on podcasts. “When you share confidential information and post things about police not doing their jobs or conspiracy theories, it is not good for Tanner’s case,” she wrote. “Again, please stop posting all accusations of this nature on social media or discussing confidential information with your podcasters.

“Due to all of the above,” Pettler continued, “LPA has closed this case.”

About a month later, the Howard County sheriff’s department –– six years after Tanner died –– suddenly announced on social media that it had closed its investigation, based partly on findings by Pettler and McCollum. No evidence was found to indicate foul play or that Tanner was murdered, the release stated.

Egan, the Crime Online writer, reiterated the sheriff’s press release and made a note of Pettler’s and McCollum’s work on the case.

The battle with Barton was far from over, though.

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A Facebook post from CCIRI on April 24, 2018 read, in part, that the CCIRI, LPA, and Crimeonline.com writer Egan all determined that “no prosecutable crime was committed against Tanner Barton.”

It also stated that the case used extensive “time and talents from CCIRI, LPA, Nancy Grace, Dr. Oz, FBI, Peter Hyatt, Sheryl McCollum, Leigh Egan, numerous podcasters, and other media.” 

In addition to the sheriff’s department, the county coroner’s and prosecutor’s offices also investigated.

“All of these resources could have been spent on an authentic cold case,” the post stated.

In other words, Barton was told she wasted their time.

The timing of it all, Barton said, especially so close to the anniversary date of her son’s death, left her feeling devastated. The married mother of a young woman had to back off her activism on Tanner’s case for a couple of months.

“It killed me, my husband, and my daughter,” Barton said. “And I had to recoup to get my feet back under me. Then I really started speaking out.

“I trusted these people,” she continued. “I trusted everybody to do what they needed to do and not hide just because they had connections.”

Numerous photos of Barton and her son hugging and laughing together offer a snapshot of how close they were. A kind-hearted person, Tanner liked to send Bible verses to people on Facebook and Twitter when he saw they were going through a difficult time, Barton said. He also loved to sing and play the guitar. Barton affectionately called him “Bub.”

When Barton started airing her grievances on Facebook, a Georgia woman, Phyllis Cook, quickly picked up on the posts and agreed with Barton that she was allegedly “wronged” by the investigators. Their Facebook rants led McCollum to secure restraining orders against both Barton and Cook. Using the words “vile” and “unethical,” Barton additionally claimed she was trying to protect other families from going through what she had experienced.

Because of their comments on social media, Barton and Cook were both hauled into the Superior Court for Fulton County in Georgia on the same day, November 13, 2018. Court papers for both women have the heading “Family Violence,” although it’s not clear why. Barton’s papers were signed by Justice Alex Manning, who has also served as an “expert” with CCIRI, according to social media posts.

McCollum’s protective order alleged that Barton was making incessant, slanderous remarks about her on social media. McCollum wrote that Barton stalked her by “attacking CCIRI and me as director on social media. [Barton] has slandered me and CCIRI incessantly on social media and posted lies and disparaging remarks about CCIRI and me.”

Further, McCollum claimed that she received a message that Barton teamed up with another person to “bring” her “down,” court papers state.

McCollum wrote that Barton “has accused me of hacking into her phone and computer. [Barton] and Phyllis Cook post each other’s slanderous posts.”

The papers also claim that Barton and Cook both made “numerous, slanderous statements about experts in the CCIRI: Dr. Laura Pettler and Leigh Egan.”

A packet of social media comments provided by Barton did not include any threats. Whether additional comments exist is unknown because Pettler declined to be interviewed and McCollum did not respond to repeated attempts to contact her.

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Cook has her own story of grief and unanswered questions. The 72-year-old has spent most of her adult life –– more than 50 years –– investigating what she believes was the murder of her father and brother at the hands of the notorious Dixie Mafia in Mississippi. Both of them died from gunshot wounds to the head.

Her younger brother, Ronnie Anderson, died in 1967. Her father, Dan Anderson, a deputy with a Mississippi sheriff’s department, “got in over his head” with the Dixie Mafia, Cook said. He died in 2002. Although police investigations determined both deaths were suicides, Cook never believed them.

Cook knew Barton through different online forums and support groups. They connected on Facebook. Cook had also reached out to McCollum’s CCIRI and was also overjoyed that someone with clout would finally hear her story, but when things started going sour, Cook alleges that she was ordered to distance herself from Barton. If not, Cook was allegedly told, her case would be dropped, too.

“I was so desperate, and they were the first ones in a legal sense who were going to help me,” Cook said. “I blocked [Barton], but then I realized I cannot revictimize a grieving family. And after that, it was like a pit bull on a cat.”

Barton and Cook vehemently deny stalking or threatening McCollum.

McCollum, Cook said, “lied about me stalking her. She lied about my continuing whatever [Barton] is or is not doing.”

Cook also said that conversations with Barton about their electronic devices being hacked were taking place during private phone calls, not openly on social media.

“I did not stalk” McCollum, Cook said. “I did not drive by the police station, and I did not threaten her or her kids.”

The court appearance cost both women thousands of dollars. Barton spent $1,500 on an attorney, plus another $500 on travel expenses. After it was over, the attorney sent her an additional bill for nearly $3,000. Cook spent $2,500 for an attorney and a stressful trip to the courthouse for “something I didn’t do,” she said.

“I have never seen a more vindictive group of people,” Cook said.

Levi Page, host of the Crime and Scandal podcast, came to McCollum’s defense on Facebook, saying she did not deserve to be treated like this. Page agreed to talk to me but only off the record. He admitted to writing a public post on Facebook that told Cook to back off. The post also mentioned the prior arrest record of one of Cook’s family members.

“It was done to embarrass me,” Cook said.

But Page said it was fair game because it’s a public record. In the past, he interviewed Cook about her story.

When asked about the validity of using a restraining order for social media posts, Chief Judge Robert C.I. McBurney of Superior Court of Fulton County issued the following statement via email: “In this day and age, it is not uncommon for stalking incidents and harassing communications to involve social media. If, in the magistrate’s reasoned judgment, the complained-of conduct met the statutory requirements for the issuance of a protective order, the magistrate should have issued the order. Here, the petitioner alleged, among other things, that the respondent’s conduct was harassing and intimidating and that respondent had threatened the petitioner.

“That some of these communications occurred via social media is neither remarkable nor disqualifying,” he continued. “Moreover, the magistrate likely received oral testimony from the petitioner before issuing the temporary protective order. This would have contained additional information about the situation.”

But not everyone believes restraining orders should be used to police comments on social media. Daxton “Chip” Stewart, a professor and First Amendment expert at TCU, agreed to talk to me about the concept of restricting free speech with restraining orders. His comments were not specifically about Cook’s and Barton’s cases.

“It’s very difficult for courts to issue restraining orders about speech, even libelous or highly critical speech,” Stewart said. “The First Amendment, if it says anything, says that the government can’t issue gag orders or bans on speech.

“Name-calling that’s not accusing someone of a crime –– mere rhetorical hyperbole or calling someone the craziest person I’ve ever seen –– these are not valid subjects for a lawsuit,” he continued. “You can bring those cases, but they’ll get dismissed.”

Even if false criminal accusations are made, “you can’t get a restraining order that says you can’t talk about me doing crime, anymore,” Stewart said.

The appropriate legal venue is a civil lawsuit, something that often requires ample time and money.

“But that is the proper venue,” he said.

Court actions to silence someone is feasible only in the most extreme cases, Stewart added. That might include comments that could ruin a criminal case or violent threats that place people in imminent danger, for example.

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But the attack against Barton did not end with the restraining order. It continued with a website that emerged with its first post in May 2019. Justiceiscoming.co is registered to Pettler and features posts that reference Barton directly and apparently indirectly. Articles from the website were also re-posted to the Facebook page for Pettler’s investigative firm.

Nick Fuller, a spokesman for the website-hosting platform GoDaddy, said anyone who registers a domain with the company agrees that all information used to create the account is accurate, current, and complete. If invalid or illegitimate information is submitted, GoDaddy has the ability to revoke and/or delete the domain name, Fuller stated in an email.

“If someone feels this is a form of harassment,” he added, “we also recommend they contact local law enforcement.”

Although attempts were made to silence Barton, Justiceiscoming.co holds little back about her. After the protective order expired, Barton wrote on Facebook on May 3, 2019, “I guess being Tanner’s Voice scares some people! … In 2018, I refused to believe the ridiculous theory that the media proposed to [the Howard County sheriff’s department] in regards to how they theorized Tanner’s death. A ‘theory’ with no new physical evidence. And because I spoke out and publicly challenged the theory, ‘false charges’ were filed against me and a protective order served by a corrupt court! The lengths both of these individuals have gone to shut me up is criminal! See a pattern? When you speak out against liars and corruption, their only resolve is to use their ‘connected resources’ against you!”

Playing off of the names of Barton’s campaigns for her son, “Tanner’s Voice” and “Justice for Tanner,” one of the posts on Justiceiscoming.co is called “Michele’s Voice.” It reads, in part, that “Tanner Barton’s voice did not then, nor does it now, scare people. Tanner Barton’s name was never associated with chronic social media stalking behaviors. … Tanner Barton’s words did not land him three protective orders for three victims across two states.
So, who’s voice is this again? #MichelesVoice #JusticeIsHere”

The references to the restraining orders are in connection with the veterinarian, McCollum, and a non-related case of someone who was allegedly stalking Barton and filed counter charges against her after he was arrested and received a one-year prison sentence, Barton said.

Other posts talk about being “duped” and people who have Munchausen syndrome, the taking on of an illness or a victimhood mentality to gain attention, sympathy, money, fame, or some other special kind of treatment. A post titled “I Got Duped” says that Barton’s posts “over the past year have taught us when [Barton] reads something against her manipulative, attention-seeking narrative, she will extract one or more little pieces, twist it or them factually and in context, then repost just those little pieces with inflammatory, accusatory, defamatory, libelous rhetoric in social posts.”

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Barton brought her story to light at this time because she continues to experience what she calls weird and frightening attacks. Documents show that her phone, Facebook account, and email have been hijacked. Phone calls were coming in with the “name” 666, screenshots show. At one point, Barton saw a man parked in a dark car in the cul-de-sac near her home. The man appeared to be working on a computer and had a camera and other equipment on the dashboard, Barton said.

“He pointed at me and started laughing,” she said.

She also showed me a message sent to her by a supporter of the true crime media personalities. The post has a smiling cartoon camera icon with the caption “the deadliest weapon.” When the icon is clicked, it opens her phone camera. Then a button appears that says “click here” to send a picture to the person who sent the video.

Barton further claims that all of the data from her phone was uploaded without her permission to an online cloud account that she cannot access. In August 2019, she began receiving a subscription to Outside magazine, which is addressed to Tanner, even though he never lived at the Barton’s current address. The company who sent the magazine could not tell her who bought it, only that it was paid through 2021. She believes this is also harassment.

“It doesn’t stop,” Barton said. Every week, she blocks dozens of sock puppet accounts that appear as followers or commenters on her social media pages, she said. Last week, she tried to order a pizza, and her credit card was rejected because the zip code on her account was changed without her knowledge. Now the harassers are “getting into my money,” she said.

Cook said her electronics have also been hacked. A document written by an AT&T technician told her in writing that a device attached to her cable could allow someone to tap into the cameras on her smart TV and computer.

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Yet another true crime saga of tragic losses and vicious trolling extends to Carbondale, Colorado, where Morgan Ingram died at age 20 on December 2, 2011.

Her parents, Steve and Toni Ingram, appeared across national media following her untimely death. Morgan was aggressively stalked, and dozens of complaints were made to police four months before she was found dead in her bedroom. Although Morgan’s death was ruled a suicide, her family never believed it

Initially, an autopsy report listed Morgan’s cause of death as natural due to a metabolic disorder. Eight months later, the coroner changed that to suicide, Toni said, adding that Morgan had extremely high levels of the antidepressant amitriptyline in her system. But none of it added up for the Ingrams, who remain adamant that a stalker killed their daughter.

Stalker or suicide? That question has haunted Morgan Ingram’s family for years. Courtesy of the Ingram family

Similar to Tanner, Morgan’s case received extensive play on national media, including the Dr. Phil show. The Ingrams have never supported the claim that Morgan committed suicide, a stance that has led to plenty of backlash.

Toni said she endured threatening phone calls, her house was broken into, and that someone drilled holes through the bottom of her car’s engine brackets. The vandalism almost caused the engine to fall off, she said. One time, the entire contents of her trash bin had been removed as it sat on the curb for pickup. The harassment escalated to the point where the couple moved out of state to a location that Toni said she cannot disclose.

At one point, Toni also had a restraining order filed against her for things she said, but the judge in her case refused to honor it.

“He said it wasn’t the proper forum,” Toni said, “but he kept it on file.”

Sarah Afshar, a former Yahoo community manager and blogger from Idaho, told me she suffered extreme harassment after she posted an interview with Toni on her website. Soon after the article appeared, Afshar said a series of hateful, “disgusting” websites were built about her.

“It’s disgusting what they’ve done to me,” she said. “It’s really horrible. The only thing I’m guilty of, though, is interviewing Toni.”

Anonymous people came to her blog and threatened her over the interview, Afshar said. One of them wrote, “ ‘I don’t want to do this to you; why are you siding with Toni?,’ ” Afshar said.

“It’s like they were warning me about what they were going to do to me if I supported Toni or interviewed her,” Afshar said, who believes it is “definitely a group of ladies who try to silence and intimidate others into thinking like them, and if you don’t, they try to ruin your life. That’s exactly what they do. They will do anything to silence you. And that’s even if it means starting hate sites, spreading propaganda, or impersonating you.”

Afshar said she has had to deal with “so much drama,” for the interview and her opinions about how Morgan died.

“I do believe she was murdered,” Afshar said.

Afshar said that as an Iranian-American woman, she treasures the ability to speak out, because many women in Iran do not have that right.

Similar to Barton, podcasters and bloggers played a role in intimidating Toni and her supporters. The website for the podcast Sword and Scale stated in a preview to one of its shows on March 19, 2014: “What happens when a family’s grief slips into malice and madness, when a mother is so hell-bent on being portrayed as a victim that she begins victimizing everyone who doesn’t see her as one? Welcome to the sad story of Morgan Ingram’s untimely death and the circus of insanity that followed and continues to this day.”

Some supporters of Morgan have pushed back just as hard, though Toni said she does not agree with everything that other activists have posted. The only official websites that Toni has devoted to her daughter are Morganingram.com, Morgansstalking.com, and Facebook.com/morgansstalking. Like the other families, Toni said she can’t understand why people have tried to silence her.

“We’re not supposed to be sheep and just listen to everything someone says,” Toni said, adding that she discounts the opinions of bloggers and podcasters who don’t have all of the information she does.

Similar to Barton, Toni was critical of the coroner’s work and the police investigation into her daughter’s death.

“It was not investigated as a murder,” said Toni, who serves as the West Coast director of the advocacy group Families of Homicide Victims and Missing Persons. She pointed to what she called shoddy and superficial police work.

“They never took fingerprints, tested for spots or the bite mark on her arm … [and] did not do a rape kit,” Toni said. “They took her phone, a journal, and expired two-year-old medication bottles under the sink.

“They wrote all the wrong stuff down,” she continued, “and they used it as gospel.”

Most people don’t understand the trauma and losses that go with losing a child, Toni said.

“It wasn’t just one stalker,” she said. “This was gangstalking. There was more than one person involved in Morgan’s stalking. … Just like our family, victims’ families suffer huge losses,” which can create a domino effect in other areas of life like finances and the ability to function well at work. Another drawback is looking for a job. When a would-be employer Googles you and sees the controversy, they tend to think that hiring you is probably not worth the trouble, she said.

Strangely, Toni Ingram was also accused of having Munchausen syndrome, the same mental illness that Barton was accused of having. Toni’s “diagnosis” was floated by Myra Martinez, a blogger and owner of a crime scene cleanup business.

Martinez said she spoke out because she didn’t think it was right for a young man to be accused by name of stalking and killing Morgan when he was never charged with anything. Martinez does not believe the alleged stalker committed any crime.

“Imagine what will happen if he meets a girl,” Martinez said. “Or when he applies for a job.”

Ingram, Barton, and Cook all pledge to never give up on seeking answers. Sometimes, Toni said, the best thing to do is to focus on that and not the hurtful comments of online trolls and other attackers.

“All of our families have gone through trauma,” Toni said. “All we want is the truth. If the evidence is contradictory or it says the wrong thing, then we have every right to find the truth.”

24 COMMENTS

  1. I also need help my daughter and I are also victims and this has been going on for years and years nothing is private the year and they know everything I need help with some emergency I don’t know how you can get back to me without having them trace this but they’re everywhere they’re my phone my internet my house turn my life everywhere I have them parked outside my house so I don’t even know these people I have every which way you can imagine I don’t know what’s wrong with this people please help somebody’s New Bern NC I’m desperate and my daughter has been missing for a few years now I don’t know what they did with her till this day I’m still getting tortured physically and mentally I’m sitting in my house and I don’t know what they’re trying to do with my body and my mind
    Donna Licursi Gatineau Aylmer
    Quebec

  2. Becareful of these messages belowbecause I was the one that posted on May 2nd and I do believe that these people are capable of reading I’m following me around the internet so those two that are below my post I believe Gary and Michele also following me around because they can read they know everything that I’m doing…..
    My point was that this garbage is still occurring in my life and they’re very aggressive people and I’m getting followed everywhere when I walk around outside and they have some type of a system which is hooked in I don’t know how they do it then I don’t know what they want from me I do need the FBI help 100% the FBI it’s totally aware of these types of situations

  3. Hi, behind all of this is an international pyramid of secret societies. On top are the Illuminati. They install the NWO and kill us whom have a soul which they have sold to the devil. Its true, no science fiction. Read on the Monarch Slave production by them. They prostitute us without knowing and later try the slow death through EMP weaponry and other frequency harm by gangstalking. We need to get together internationally and try Interpol or so. Problem is, many Policeman are themselves part of the clan. It is a very complex AI network we are hooked onto.

    • Yes, you have either like me. been a targeted individual or a terrific researcher. I am working with Terri and the Fort Worth Weekly to be a part of the next story on gangstalking as I am now on my fourth or fifth round of it. The police are central to being targeted and I remember the first rounds/ first experience with it in Fort Worth, and how terrifying it is the first time you are targeted. I was forced out of home due to making constant complaints about the drugs in my neighborhood, that police of course, denied existed. Shortly after going through the devastating harassment, a now retired Official from Tarrant County Narcotics Task Force had the character to finally admit to me, my neighborhood, perfectly “clean” per Ft worth PD Officers who were threatening me with arrest for calling police, TC Narcotics Task Force admitted my neighborhood was in actuality, supplying 5 different states. I was also removed from the City of Fort Worth 911 call center, ether was determined to be the reason for long trails of dead grass that were all over my front yard. When I requested the Fort Worth Fire Dept. findings on paper, their own findings (ether and antifreeze) were then denied. I remember how devastating all of it is the first time but I want victims to remember, they want you silent; they want you to suffer and it would be a bonus if they could drive you, to destroy yourself. You must not permit it. You are believed by the thousands of us who have been targeted. You are believed and you have to remember, those who call for it, those who send them to you, those who instigate it, there is one link that when identified, will result in you recognizing they ARE ALL ONE.Figure out the link/association and then you can better gauge your next move.
      As best you can, remain businesslike, document, consult with an Attorney and tell everyone or no one but remember, if you hunker, they will probably continue and or proliferate. You aren’t dealing with personal character or legit people otherwise you wouldn’t already BE a target. Know if you bow down you are gonna’ likely be “hit” again and or harder because that’s what predators do! Ruin them by demonstrating what liars they are and how corrupt they are by being very transparent, calm and collected; this is what destroys their agenda when others are able to see you are completely lucid, articulate, calm, organized and SANE. DON’T GIVE THEM POWER! This article helped me to understand the complexity of gangstalking on one hand and the commonalities on the other. Hope it helps.

      https://www.facebook.com/FrancescaThe1/posts/predatory-gangstalkingpredatory-gangstalking-is-a-criminal-phenomenon-referring-/904136209615721/

      • The Harding Street no knock raid in Houston, where two civilians were murdered because a dirty cop and a dirty “gang strike force” planted dope, is an indicator of the mindset of these “gangs of police” and their associates who ARE who gang stalkers ARE, nearly 100% of the time.

        The Police Mob instantly went into “threatening the public mode,” with Houston Police Department Union president Joe Gamaldi “calling out people who criticize the police. “We are sick and tired of having targets on our back.”

        Classic narrative co-option, claiming these dirty clock milking (now indicted) slobs are the actual targets after they murdered some civilians is plainly bizarre, but then threatening the public in the same breath, is just bonkers.

        As the initial story of these police gangs hits the news cycle, it is always “oh, the poor overworked and underpaid policeman,Heros in DANGER! Dont criticize the heros!”

        Then, we get the “one rogue cop narrative” and only after prosecutors take these cases seriously do we then unravel that they are in fact actual gangs, as wee see in DA Kim Oggs heroic prosecution which sent down 12 indictments.

        These police gangs go miles deep, and they are world-wide connected, like cartels. Being bad doesn’t solve the bad guy problem, it only reveals the good guys are in fact just a myth.

        https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2021/01/28/here-are-the-12-officers-charged-in-harding-street-investigation/

        IN just that case alone, we see the actual indictments only reveals 13 “police gang members” but their friends and associates in and outside of policing are who these online/offline mobs are, and exactly as we saw in the US capitol insurrection too.

        SO, I don’t know what kind of drugs Targeted Justice is on about, but they never seem to write about these actual cases of police gangs, or the electronic surveillance apparatus that they actually use. It seems to me like that should be right up their alley…

        Lastly, the news perpetrators always try to divide the public along partisan or racial lines, but these police plots and the resulting homicides that result from all of those “special teams and gang strike forces” are not racial or sectarian in the victims they claim:that Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Duncan Lemp, Rhogena Nichols, Dennis Tuttle, just to name a few.

        Gang stalking, and gangs in policing are one and the same topic, and little by little we are seeing the bizarre tactics of so-called counter-terrorism applied by all departments, with deadly results.

  4. It’s community watch gone bad. I had people following me with face masks and asking if I liked drinking Corona BEFORE Covid-19 was all over the news. Maybe it wouldn’t be such a big deal on its own IF I wasn’t poisoned, yes poisoned, by some weirdo while working at Walmart. He came right up to me and touched the palm of my hand in a weird way. The people behind him gasped when I touched my face. My hand later broke out (peeled). That might not be such a big deal either EXCEPT I noticed both at Lowes (while working) and Walmart that the Red Bull I was drinking from had holes in the bottom of the cans (plugged up by something that looked like welding). The local fire department harassed me while working at Walmart. Disgusting. I lived in a neighborhood where the girl next door to my family committed suicide. It makes me wonder if the “gangstalkers” got us confused. I had emergency response helicopters fly at tree line over my property (more than once). I had a military helicopter flyover while leaving a Five Guys. I had staged motor vehicle accidents and my cell phone set to loop (basically call the same people over and over again when I try to reach out for help), Anyone I speak to has this water sound in the background. I’m not sure if it is coming from my phone or theirs. All of this harassment has caused me to try to commit suicide twice. Did I report it? YES. Have they investigated? Who knows?

  5. N Atl wer they still practicen slavery being preventedted by corruption in on it enslavement comen from tryn teln Mayor Holiday hues eastpoint it’s Sad My Master Prevent me From teln the picking n taunting Acts but Cowardly Acts Of Stalking Camera phone just got 2 days ago make not work win stalking me

  6. In denton county I’ve been experiencing the same scenario, Going on two years, Yet no law enforcement Or attorneys have taken me serious. There first response is , “MR ROBLES WE SUGGEST YOU SEEK A MENTAL EVALUATION AND LAUGH ABOUT IT SO IT LEAVES ME HELPLESS, WHICH IS WHY I COME TO YOU FOR THE VERY MUCH NEEDED HELP

  7. I am gangstalking victim myself and I am suspicious I might be Targeted Individual since birth. Unfortunately gangstalking or organized stalking is worldwide phenomenon. In US it starts with person being listed on FBI Terrorist watchlist as Noninvestigative Individual or person being placed on various local or state watchlist. FISA court judge approves persons placement on watchlist without proper due process thanks to Patriots act. This program is used to commit financial fraud by placing innocent intelligent free thinking people on various lists to increase budgets of of FBI , CIA, NSA and other shadow government entities by listing innocent people as threat to system. These programs are run by Fusion Centers owned by each state in contracts with military and private contractors , all of this is paid by taxpayer money. Programs involve surveillance of target, slander, gangstalking, use of targets for Non consensual experimentation with so called non lethal direct energy weapons in fear based mind control experimentation which in essence is 24/7 government sponsored torture.
    Targets are denied their constitutional rights of equal protection of law enforcement agencies, deprived of right of pursuit of happiness, deprived of right to have privacy, deprived of legal counseling, medical help, they are run into financial ruin with end goal to destroy target.
    Please visit North Mississippi Anti Gang Stalking page on Facebook.

  8. I have been monitored, harrassed, and followed. I called several lawyers for help. The lawyer that did help, checked for warrants. Found nothing, and I have no previous records. I ‘ve seen several people more than once, and they don’t give a damn, you know there identity. The people watching me are loud. You can hear and see them and some people do not hide, that they are watching you. I have heard various things from…..don’t worry I’ve got your back…, this is going to go on for a long time, etc. I have had things announced on the radio, and I have someone tap on objects when they are around my house, etc. My mail has been messed up. I have had people park on the side, by my house, black vehicle would park by my car, other vehicles park by the dumpster, etc. They park in other areas almost like a circle with me in the middle. I have called to complain to the police no one has called me back. I have had things that would seem like coincidences that I would question? I have had things happen at specific times like noises, etc. Thank you for posting this article.

    • This is almost the exact same situation that I’m currently experiencing! Same vehicles same weird and a nervous acting people that seems to me like there scrambling for guidance. Doing a very sloppy interpretation of a
      Private investigator.

  9. It’s community spy’s snitching on people saying they out line basically but it’s conjurdicting that alot people can do worse it’s who they snitch on the police watch to make sure you don’t get so called line because they think they own all the community

  10. You need to interview Joseph Valo III. He is being cyberstalked by Michael Odegard. This Odegard is part of the same group with MayraMM and made a hate site just last year threatening to murder Joe. Rip Morgan Ingram has screenshots of it on their Facebook page.

  11. Gangstalking is real people in connection to a real organizations like NSA that funds and administer the community stalking program via community based organizations SUCH as community neighborhood watch, their minion agents who are duped into signing up to perform aenous and petty crimes in pursuit of harassment disturbing, mentally, emotionally and Physically, financially and to dash victims whom they find threatening to their position In life or powerful enough to pursue truth and expose lies and evils that rule this society and that is covert. I’m a victim of gangstalking an have experience everything that this evil program has to offer it’s victims. All well documented. Imprisoned, beatings, court cases, abuse from judges, homeless ness, false mental diagnosis, destruction of car and all material and personal possession including business activities and equipment. It’s a good thing they cause me to have a car accident many years ago. I was compensated so I was able to survive although they caused me to spend and lose most if the money. To this day I’m being heavily surveilled and poisoned and beaten up by heavy-duty military grade electronic weapons in every area if my nhome. Especially while I sleep oat night or relax during the day. I have been microchipped against my will one in.my right forearm and the other know permanent one in my left clavicle. It was placed there through a very painful injection.in the base of my skull in Jamaica Couriewhike I was just sitting in my car. These community base agents are involved in star trek type , batman and spiderman type of activities. That is how they get away with what they are doing because they work with demons. They are double agents so they work in all levels are of society, government even in the grocery store. They are judges, lawyers, doctors, police insurance agents and everything thing above and below them. The satellites and cell phones are a major part of the surveillance with perpetrators/organizers using computer I’d and.giving instructions to the community based minions/agents. They don’t need kys to enter and exit your place/home. They are shape shifting making themselves visible/Invisible And they are everywhere you go because they are sent and this is because of the GPS in both satellites and cellphones. Just pray a lot to Jehovah. And stay strong. Read your bible. It is the sword of the spirit. It is able to help to distinguish the enemies burning missiles. Read Ephesians chapter 6:10-18. The bible promises that all wickedness will soon be no more. So get to studying the Bible.

  12. Oh I see you wrote a couple of these. I have a story to tell you. I live in Dallas and have been a victim for two years now. I figured out quite a bit. You can contact me if you’re interested.

  13. I live in tijuana mx. not only in united states does gang stalking take place ive been targeted since 2016 and still being used as a guinnie pig for there garbage what do i gain stress and headaches caused by electronic beams aimed at my head 247 from time i go to sleep to time wake this has got to stop 2021 i urge ppl to not pay attention the more you do the more power you give these idiots they do cause you to get pannic attacks as well.go to the clinic and get downers its the only way stay medicated dont give the suns bitches a second if your life

  14. I live in Hawaii . They’re eveywhere out here. Thing is, they’re VERY sloppy, and leave a HUGE cookie – crumb trail mess on the networks behind them in their wake.
    They don’t just stalk – you can’t be a full time stalker without an income.

    They hack, too.

    So they figure, ” why work, when we can head down to Waikiki with our cell site simulatoes & feed off the never endong flow of tourists?? “.

    So that’s what they do.

    You can see one in my news feed, sitting on a wall outside central Waikiki’s biggest mall.

    She has 3 hacking devices – can you spot all of them??

  15. These families’ stories are heartbreaking. Gangstalking has become prevalent in this country, and millions are being targeted by these terror campaigns every year. The reality of the situation is that there is a nationwide network of criminals who engage in this garbage. And make no mistake, gangstalking harassment is criminal, no matter what reasons cops invent to justify it.

    • Your absolutely right. I think it’s an interstate maybe international mafia. Different gangs or organized networks of criminals. It’s just so unbelievable and what’s crazy is police involvement and to look at these cops they are a chromosome or two short it’s just insane. I live in Tennessee and it appears that junkies who are in trouble with the cops are recruited for this vs jail or prison time. I’m not positive about anything I say I have zero co Crete proof but I do watch what’s happening and that’s the best explanation l. There’s so much more to this but I definitely agree with your post.

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