ABSTRACT
Introduction .................................................................................................. 239 University and College Campus Pursuit ..................................................... 241
Ordinary Pursuit ................................................................................. 241 Unwanted Pursuit................................................................................ 242 Stalking and Stalkers ........................................................................... 244 Reluctant False Reporting Victim (RV)............................................. 245
Sarah’s Story: A Composite Illustration...................................................... 246 Sarah’s Composite Stalking Case Analysis......................................... 253
Reluctant (False) Victim Reporting Characteristics ................................... 255 Conclusion..................................................................................................... 256 Bibliography .................................................................................................. 256 About the Contributing Authors ................................................................. 257
Stalking has captured the attention of the American public. We have all witnessed an explosion in awareness regarding the issues pertaining to stalking. A week does not pass without another breaking news story from somewhere about someone being stalked. College campuses large and small have not escaped the nefarious popularity of the stalking phenomenon. What was once seen as a benign anti-social behavior has erupted into an everyday occurrence dramatized by bold headlines and “film at eleven.”
