The Canadian listener identified her stalker by restricting an Instagram story to only one suspect, who then referenced the story's content in a text message.
Snapshot · Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
The Canadian listener identified her stalker by restricting an Instagram story to only one suspect, who then referenced the story's content in a text message.
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The breakthrough comes when the caller notices, while reviewing who had viewed her best friend's Instagram story, two names that stood out: an ex she'd dated, and the husband of one of her close friends. The ex was quickly ruled out — he didn't have her high school friend's number. That left only one possibility. The trap is elegant in its simplicity: post a new story, restrict visibility to only the one suspect, then text him acting like she's considering his offer and just wants to verify his identity. [1] — Alberta Caller "The Canadian caller's stalker kept finding her out despite rotating phone numbers — then she realized he was watching friends' Instagram st…" 19:55 He takes it completely, responding that the espresso martinis in the photo should 'loosen her up.' Bam. She immediately texts back the confrontation: 'I've got you, motherfucker. I know exactly who you are. I could ruin your entire life. If you ever contact me again, I will not hesitate.' His only reply: 'Okay.'
The Canadian caller's stalker kept finding her out despite rotating phone numbers — then she realized he was watching friends' Instagram stories. She restricted one story to only one suspect and texted him pretending to consider his demands. He referenced the espresso martini photo. Bam.
The stalker who had texted her from rotating numbers for nearly a year, monitored her location through social media, and requested explicit photos was her close friend's husband — and had also texted his own sister-in-law. The wife never found out. The friend group quietly fractured.
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