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Celebrities are usually the group whom we associate most with being victims of persistent, inappropriate and threatening behaviour, often referred to as 'stalking'. However, a surprisingly large number of people, including leaders and employees of large companies, are victims of unwelcome and sinister attention from random members of the public. In this episode we discuss the problem and how the current coronavirus pandemic may exacerbate pre-existing tendencies and fuel an increase in these threatening behaviours.
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