Aggie Di Mauro

My daughter was at risk.

Yes.

Police don't take, I don't believe, take stalking seriously in the case of family violence, where you do have ex-partners that are stalking their wives, girlfriends, what have you.

In Celeste's case, because

You know, that was the first question that was asked.

Are you involved with him or something like that?

Because it was none of that, just someone that used to work there.

Doesn't even work there at this point in time when we're going in the first time, so six months after it had been happening.

He hasn't been working there for six months.

But the fact that they were never involved in anything, there was no relationship, I think that that there was reason for that police officer to take it even less seriously.

Because it was, just ignore him, I'm sure he'll go away.

Even though it was saying she has been ignoring him for six months.

Yeah, because they're not seeing a disgruntled ex, right?

It's like the disgruntled ex has reason to be angry at her.

Therefore, it makes sense he's stalking her.

But like I said, they're still not really treating that any differently.

But in the case where you're not.

Yes, it should show, if anything, and it's been going on for six months at that point.

How does six months not indicate that they're not going to get bored?

How does it not indicate that it's become or becoming a fixation?