> Katie Dean Vollmer of Durham, NC,
> repeats today, addressing this forum's participants:
>
> "Although, let's be quite clear here.
> I don't give a crap if any of you zombies
> read my posts or not. I never have."
>
> Referring to former appeals to our forum community,
> I, as a founding member of TRC-M, repeat the sincere
> request to refrain from reading, responding or referring to this
> "I'm a flaming bitch-and no-one can change that"-act
> of this sender, acting as an unethical, stalking,
> walking hate monger.
>
> The Bahai's usenet forum can serve as an example,
> if you wish. It works.
>
> Clearly, besides taking legal action within the
> United States, this clearly is the only promising course
> of action to manifest a concerted "NO" to this
> ongoing insanity, based on the nature of unmoderated
> list activities.
>
> Using your "block-sender" function is easy!
> I've tried it for months and it works miracles :-)
> For sensations of insane entertainment and public
> torment for pleasure, please turn on your TV
> and watch the Springer shows. Or not.
>
> If you are, or have been at the receiving end of the
> illegal and generally rejected spreading of hate and violence
> on the internet, and stalking honorable people,
> here are some valuable links to turn to for support:
> (Canada and U.S.:)
>

>>>

>
> Who Should Fight Cybercrime? By Katie Dean
> http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,36566-0.html
> When it comes to passing legislation about cybercrime, engineers
> say most governments are in the dark. So should the technically
> minded do more to assist the police?
>
> The Epidemic of Cyberstalking By Katie Dean
> http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35728,00.html?tw=wn20000501
> As technology advances, so does its seedy underbelly.
> Cyberstalkers have terrorized thousands, but law enforcement
> often is unable or unwilling to deal with it. Congress is studying
> a bill to address the growing problem.
>
> Cyberstalked? Use Common Sense By Katie Dean
> http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,35942,00.html?tw=wn20000501
> You wouldn't give a stranger on the street your name, address, phone
> number, or pictures of yourself. Internet safety advocates say you
> shouldn't do it online, either.
>
> The Stalked Need a Safety Net By Katie Dean
> http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,35943,00.html?tw=wn20000501
> Jayne Hitchcock couldn't get the help she needed when she was
> cyberstalked four years ago. Now she's helping others -- by training
> law enforcement.
>
>
> http://www.antistalking.com/resource.htm
>
> ~ Resources for Stalking Victims United States ~
>
> American Self-Help Clearinghouse
> (201) 625-7101
> Provides national listings and directories to help with finding or
> forming a support group in your area.
>
> Communities Against Violence Network (CAVNET) www.cavnet.org
>
> Legal Help USA www.legal-help-usa.org
>
> National Criminal Justice Reference Service www.ncjrs.org
> P.O. Box 6000
> Rockville, MD 20849-6000
> (800) 851-3420
> Sponsored by the National Institute of Justice. Victims and others an
> order papers reporting various studies done under grants by the Institute
> on stalking, violence and domestic abuse.
>
> National Domestic Violence Hotline
> 3616 Far West Blvd., Suite 101-297
> Austin, TX 87831
> (800) 799-7233
> A free, 24-hour hotline that provides victims with referrals to agencies
> in their own areas.
>
> National Self-Help Clearinghouse
> (212) 642-2944
> Provides national listings and directories to help with finding or
> forming a support group in your area.
>
> National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA)
> 1757 Park Rd., NW
> Washington, DC 20010
> (800) 879-6682 or (202) 232-6682
> A free, 24-hour hotline that provides information and referral for
> victims to resources in their own states.
>
> National Center for Victims of Crime
> 2000 M Street, NW
> Suite 480
> Washington, DC 20036.
> General phone number is: 202-467-8700.
> NCVC is home to the Stalking Resource Center, a project funded by the
> Department of Justice (VAWO). You can get more info about the Stalking
> Resource Center (SRC) on their website: www.ncvc.org. The link directly
> to the SRC is: http://www.ncvc.org/src/index.html.
> In addition, through the Victim Helpline (800) FYI-CALL, TTY
> (800)211-7996, website (www.ncvc.org) or email (geth...@ncvc.org ),
> victims and others may obtain information and referral on victim and
> crime-related issues. Open M-F: 8:30 - 8:30 EST.
>
> The San Diego County Stalking Strike Force
> (619) 515-8900
> Provides assistance to San Diego stalking victims.
> www.stalkingassistance.com - The Stalking Assistance Site is a
> comprehensive, practical resource designed by women with over 20 years of
> combined experience in federal law enforcement and threat management.
> Step-by step detailed instruction is provided in a variety of relevant
> areas. Professional consulting services are donated at a reduced rate by
> a highly experienced threat assessment and management consultant and a
> 900 telephone number is additionally offered as another option for
> immediate support.
>
> Survivors of Stalking (SOS)
> P.O. Box 20762
> Tampa, FL 33622
> www.soshelp.org
> Provides workshops on stalking. Victims and others can also order
> cassettes of these workshops that include information on stalking, laws,
> threat assessment, safety, and workplace violence. Keeps list of support
> groups for victims in various states and provides information, support,
> and referral for victims who call.
>
> The Stalking Victims Sanctuary
> www.stalkingvictims.com
> Tricounty advocacy center in Rensselaer County New York; Victim Advocacy
> Program of the Capital District, 5 Broadway, Suite 201, Troy, NY 12180,
> E-mail: V...@aol.com
>
> Victim-Assistance Online
> http://www.vaonline.org
>
> DOJ First Annual Stalking Report to Congress (1996)
> http://ncjrs.org/txtfiles/stlkbook.txt
>
> DOJ Second Annual Stalking Report to Congress (1997)
> http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ocpa/94Guides/DomViol
>
> Model Antistalking Code
> http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawgo/reports.htm
>
> Bureau of Justice Assistance Seminar on Stalking Law Implementation
> http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ocpa/94Guides/DomViol/appendb.htm
>
> National Victim Center stalking law fact sheets
>
> http://aspensys.aspensys.com:209/R0-185754-range/ncjrs/data/anticode.txt
> and http://www.nvc.org/ddir/info71.htm
>
> Stalking FAQ
> http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/stalker.htm
>
> National Victim Center help guide for stalking victims
> http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/assist/nvaa/ch21-2st.htm
>
> National Victim Center safety tips
> http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/help/stalk/info44.htm
>
> Wired patrol http://www.wiredpatrol.org
>
> Portland (OR) stalking information
> http://www.multnomah.lib.or.us/dcfs/dv/dvman/stalking.html
>
> "The Message Relay Center" acts as a mediator between parents when
> communication is either undesired or too dangerous to be conducted.
> This is especially true where domestic violence or stalking is
> involved. We can assist you in these type of situations to prevent the
> aggressor in these situations from harming the other parties. Please feel
> free to contact me MessageRelayCen...@msn.com
> www.stopdv.com
> Provides information on domestic violence, stalking and
> stalking laws.
> http://www.delphi.com/crimesurvivors/
>
> Cyberstalking: A New Challenge For Law Enforcement and Industry: A Report
> from the Attorney General to the Vice President
> http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/cybercrime/cyberstalking.htm
>
> Privacy Rights Clearing House http://www.privacyrights.org
>
> www.stalkingbehavior.com
>
> Not Victims http://www.smalltime.com/notvictims/
>
> Helpful guide for stalking victims http://www.nvc.org/ddir/info44.htm
>
> Stalking: Questions and answers http://www.nvc.org/ddir/info43.htm
>
> Are Being Stalked? Tips for your protection
> http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs14-stk.html
>
> Canada
> Barbara Schilfer Commemorative Clinic
> 489 College Street, Suite 503
> Toronto, Ontario M6G 1A5
> (416) 323-9149
> Provides free legal, counseling, cultural interpretation, and information
> and referral services to women who are survivors of violence.
>
> Canadian Resource Center for Victims of Crime
> 141 Catherine Street, Suite 100
> Ottawa, Ontario K2P 1C3
> (613) 233-7614
> Acts as a resource center for victims of crime and assists victims and
> their families in dealing with sentence administration, parole
> authorities, and securing legal counsel.
>
> Victims for Justice
> P.O. Box 22023
> 3079 Forestglade Drive
> Windsor, Ontario N8R 2H5
> (519) 972-0836
> An organization that provides a research library of stalking incidents in
> Canada as well as handouts on "how to Survive a Stalker" and "How to
> Safeguard Yourself."
> United Kingdom
> Evonne von Heussen-Countryman, M.B.E
> Director, N.A.S.H, U.K
> P.O. Box 1309
> Kenilworth
> Warwickshire, CV8 2YJ
> England, U.K.
> Tel/Fax/ and (24hr voice mail): 011 44 1926 850089 or (01926 850089).
> Mobile: 07944 244116.
> Office hours: Tues to Thurs; 10:30am to 4:30pm.
> Support line for distressed Victims only: Mondays 9:00am to 12:30pm and
> Friday evenings 7:30pm to 10:00pm. We close on Bank Holidays, Statutory
> holidays, and twice per year for a two-month periods to catch up with
> backlog of work.
>
> A site that deals with harassment law in the UK: www.harassment-law.co.uk
>
> Allen law review article on United Kingdom stalking laws
> http://www.uchastings.edu/womenslj/jordan.html and
> http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/1996/issue4/allen4.html
>
> Paper on the UK's Protection from Harassment Act, 1997 and its
> implementation and interpretation.
> http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/2000/issue1/vonheussen1.html
>
> The Suzy Lamplugh Trust
> 14 East Sheen Ave
> London SW148AS, UK
> tel. 0181 392 1839
> www.suzylamplugh.org/advice/stalking.htm
>