A woman sent nine thousand messages to a man met online and about to go to jail

February 7, 2019

They met through a dating app and had a brief novel However, the woman's obsession led her to send her more than nine thousand messages and could become prey.

Denise Lee and Matthew Holberton, met by Tinder meeting applicationand they were in a relationship for 8 months. The man has left the Australian woman She lived in Sydney and moved to Melbourne, where she started a court with another woman.

Apparently Lee could not overcome the breakup and he became obsessed with the man until he sent nine thousand messages. Because of this, I could end up in jail. Lee's justification was that "I was in love".

Holbert denounced her for harbadment in June 2016, months after the man decided to end the relationship. In addition to the messages, the woman traced the roads and places where she used to go every day and even found information from her friends.

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The complaint also states that Lee not only harbaded his ex-partner, but also attacked Holberton's current girlfriend, to whom he sent about 100 anonymous e-mails, to his parents and colleagues.

Witnesses who testified in court said that some of the woman's victims stated that the situation had overwhelmed them and that they had even thought about committing suicide.

Although more than two years have pbaded since the complaint of harbadment and intimidation, Lee continues to declare his innocence before the judge.

They met by Tinder and the rendezvous ended with a terrible tragedy

In addition, from the NGO groomingThey said: "You must protect the evidence (messages, photos, audios) and report them immediately because the faster the authorities become aware of it, the more difficult it is to find. "

However, a similar event occurred in the United States last year. A woman met a man after a blind date and sent him 65,000 messages. She was arrested for harbadment and threats.