Understanding the Dynamics of Organized Stalking

It is not a delusion. It is real and it is completely horrific. It must stop now..!

Organized stalking, also known as gang stalking, is a form of targeted harassment that involves a group of people systematically terrorizing and intimidating a specific individual or group. Victims can range from political activists and celebrities to ordinary people. The harassers follow the organizer's tactics to intimidate and harm the victim. Other terms for organized stalking include cause stalking, community-based harassment, and group stalking. The community members may unknowingly participate in the system without realizing it.

Victims of organized stalking often describe relentless pursuit by well-organized groups with extensive networks. The stalkers come from diverse racial and cultural backgrounds, and their motivations to disrupt the victim's life can vary. Individuals who find themselves targeted often feel helpless and alone, and the stalking can cause significant psychological distress.

Organized stalking involves a coordinated effort by a group of stalkers who use various tactics to harass their targets. Stalking tactics are used by the organized group to communicate with gang members and intimidate their targets. The group leaders often keep a distance from the large number of members involved in the harassment to avoid direct involvement. They may use coded classified ads or word of mouth to pass on target designations. Some groups even have their own local radio show where they discuss their activities and even mention their targets on air.

Navigating this complex and disturbing situation can be overwhelming for victims of organized stalking. The harassment can have a significant impact on the victim's mental and emotional well-being. It's important for victims to seek support and to report the stalking to law enforcement agencies.