This post deals with topics of stalking, suicide, attempted rape, murder and violence, and may be triggering for some readers.
Often referred to as "the dark side of fame", the once-private lives of celebrities become tabloid fodder. But it's also their personal safety that can be compromised as well.
The Kardashians have often shared stories of their stalker encounters, but they aren't the only celebrities to have experienced these scary ordeals.
Fortunately, in this day and age, the act of stalking is taken far more seriously than it used to be, both in relation to the impact on the victim, but also from a criminally liable sense too.
As California prosecutor, Rhonda Saunders told ABC News, these stalkers put their victim "on a pedestal, but then once they're rejected, it's anger, rage and rejection."
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She continued: "The Internet makes it easier with YouTube and Twitter because these stalkers believe that the celebrities are actually talking directly to them. They think that they have a relationship, and there's a lot more information out there about the victim."