Alex Belfield, recently jailed for a stalking campaign against broadcasters like Jeremy Vine, is now released, raising fears among his victims. His incarceration, which lasted five and a half years, was marked by a seemingly lighthearted attitude towards his crimes. One victim, Liz Green, described the profound impact the harassment had on her health and mental well-being. Despite being accused of targeting several women, he was cleared of some charges yet was seen as having engaged in a personal vendetta, which the judge recognized as deeply harmful and traumatic for his victims.
The harassment campaign led by Alex Belfield took an immense toll on his victims, with one stating it left her feeling suicidal and requiring therapy.
His release from prison has sparked fear and concern among his victims, who had begun to heal from the psychological scars left by his stalking.
Describing himself as a political prisoner, Belfield appears to downplay the seriousness of his actions, highlighting a troubling lack of accountability.
Despite being cleared of stalking specific individuals, the judge recognized his campaign as a personal vendetta, showing the severity of his actions.
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