Piers Morgan

in the series. Now, like I say, she's not a particularly, you know, she's not someone you warm to or you feel particularly sorry for because I've seen the stuff she sent people and it's pretty unpleasant. But I would categorize it like I would a troll on Twitter, on X, right? It's that kind of stuff. That does not make you a criminal.

in the series. Now, like I say, she's not a particularly, you know, she's not someone you warm to or you feel particularly sorry for because I've seen the stuff she sent people and it's pretty unpleasant. But I would categorize it like I would a troll on Twitter, on X, right? It's that kind of stuff. That does not make you a criminal.

And she has not, to anyone's proof so far, passed the bar of criminality. And yet in the series, like I said, they don't only say at the end, he gets charged and convicted of stalking Richard Gadd. They also throw in for good measure that she had a previous conviction for stalking somebody else. Now, I interviewed the person. that was supposedly part of that story.

And she has not, to anyone's proof so far, passed the bar of criminality. And yet in the series, like I said, they don't only say at the end, he gets charged and convicted of stalking Richard Gadd. They also throw in for good measure that she had a previous conviction for stalking somebody else. Now, I interviewed the person. that was supposedly part of that story.

And she has not, to anyone's proof so far, passed the bar of criminality. And yet in the series, like I said, they don't only say at the end, he gets charged and convicted of stalking Richard Gadd. They also throw in for good measure that she had a previous conviction for stalking somebody else. Now, I interviewed the person. that was supposedly part of that story.

And she's a lawyer from Scotland who confirmed that actually, no, she never got convicted of stalking her. There was a warning letter from police, but again, a very different thing.

And she's a lawyer from Scotland who confirmed that actually, no, she never got convicted of stalking her. There was a warning letter from police, but again, a very different thing.

And she's a lawyer from Scotland who confirmed that actually, no, she never got convicted of stalking her. There was a warning letter from police, but again, a very different thing.

I did. But funny enough, I never heard anything from her. And so people kept saying to me, I hope you didn't give her your phone number. But I used to joke and say, no, I gave her Don Lemon's just to annoy him, which is not true, obviously. But it was, you know, I mean, I never heard another word from her. And she had ways of probably getting communication to me.

I did. But funny enough, I never heard anything from her. And so people kept saying to me, I hope you didn't give her your phone number. But I used to joke and say, no, I gave her Don Lemon's just to annoy him, which is not true, obviously. But it was, you know, I mean, I never heard another word from her. And she had ways of probably getting communication to me.

I did. But funny enough, I never heard anything from her. And so people kept saying to me, I hope you didn't give her your phone number. But I used to joke and say, no, I gave her Don Lemon's just to annoy him, which is not true, obviously. But it was, you know, I mean, I never heard another word from her. And she had ways of probably getting communication to me.

So what that told me, it's very interesting you ask that question, because What it told me was that she probably is not a stalker. Stalkers don't behave like that. Stalkers never give up. In her case, both with Richard Gad and the previous person she was accused of harassing, the moment the police got involved at all, she stopped. Now, stalkers don't stop. No, they don't.

So what that told me, it's very interesting you ask that question, because What it told me was that she probably is not a stalker. Stalkers don't behave like that. Stalkers never give up. In her case, both with Richard Gad and the previous person she was accused of harassing, the moment the police got involved at all, she stopped. Now, stalkers don't stop. No, they don't.

So what that told me, it's very interesting you ask that question, because What it told me was that she probably is not a stalker. Stalkers don't behave like that. Stalkers never give up. In her case, both with Richard Gad and the previous person she was accused of harassing, the moment the police got involved at all, she stopped. Now, stalkers don't stop. No, they don't.

A very good friend of mine is a top broadcaster in the UK. He's had a stalker for 25 years, and it's been relentless, despite this person going to prison several times for stalking her. And real stalkers are so demented, they never stop their obsession. That's right. That's why I really don't believe she's one of those.

A very good friend of mine is a top broadcaster in the UK. He's had a stalker for 25 years, and it's been relentless, despite this person going to prison several times for stalking her. And real stalkers are so demented, they never stop their obsession. That's right. That's why I really don't believe she's one of those.

A very good friend of mine is a top broadcaster in the UK. He's had a stalker for 25 years, and it's been relentless, despite this person going to prison several times for stalking her. And real stalkers are so demented, they never stop their obsession. That's right. That's why I really don't believe she's one of those.

Not only is she not a convicted stalker, I don't think she behaves like an actual stalker. That doesn't mean to say she's squeaky clean or a particularly nice person, but you cannot build a whole hugely successful, very profitable Netflix series that you call a true story by telling the viewers who are watching, this woman is a convicted criminal.

Not only is she not a convicted stalker, I don't think she behaves like an actual stalker. That doesn't mean to say she's squeaky clean or a particularly nice person, but you cannot build a whole hugely successful, very profitable Netflix series that you call a true story by telling the viewers who are watching, this woman is a convicted criminal.

Not only is she not a convicted stalker, I don't think she behaves like an actual stalker. That doesn't mean to say she's squeaky clean or a particularly nice person, but you cannot build a whole hugely successful, very profitable Netflix series that you call a true story by telling the viewers who are watching, this woman is a convicted criminal.