On 1/16/13 11:05 PM, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
Wait a minute, Marcus. Why would those behaviors be stalking, absent
any intent to communicate a threat!?
At the gym and I see a particular person from work over and over. I go
for a walk and I see them at St. Johns. He is following me! Or am I
following him?
In your example, depending on what was said at the bar or rowing
machine, a witness might agree that it was consistent with stalking.
Was it asymmetric precise information about the `victim' pulled out of
thin air? Did it happen several times?
But we see each other and barely find the energy to grunt
acknowledgement. So it's plainly just a similarity.
By the way, have you ever read the book */Enduring Love/*? Ian McEwen.
...web search..
No, but sounds relevant.
Marcus
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