Safety for Stalking Victims Free

Author: Lyn Bates
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Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B007RNMJKC

Safety for Stalking Victims

"Stalking is a serious crime that disproportionately affects and endangers women. Get Safety for Stalking Victims diet books 2013 for free.
The National Institute of Justice says one in every 12 women and one in every 20 men will be stalked in their lifetimes.

Some stalkers make phone calls, send messages, or deliver ""gifts."" Some follow their victims home, vandalize property, make threats, or kill pets. Some stalkers even attempt rape, kidnapping, or murder. And some succeed. Being the target of an obsessed person is a frightening experience. But it isn't necessary to live in fear. Learning how to live safely is the key.

Topics include:
Who stalks, who is stalked, and why
Evaluating the seriousness of the situation
Replacing terror with sensible precautions

Safety for Stalking Victims Free

The National Institute of Justice says one in every 12 women and one in every 20 men will be stalked in their lifetimes.

Some stalkers make phone calls, send messages, or deliver ""gifts."" Some follow their victims home, vandalize property, make threats, or kill pets. Some stalkers even attempt rape, kidnapping, or murder

Topics include:
Who stalks, who is stalked, and why
Evaluating the seriousness of the situation
Replacing terror with sensible precautions

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