Understanding Gangstalking: A Convicted Felon's Perspective

Having been a targeted individual (TI) for over 8 years, I can attest to the surreal and often disturbing experience of being gangstalked. Recently, it seems my fate has echoed that of a new wave of targets in Oakdale, California.

Recognizing the Signs

When I started experiencing gangstalking-like behavior, I found myself questioning whether I was being followed. Over the past year since my jail term ended, my intuition has heightened, and I now feel like I can sense when someone is observing me. Whether walking or driving, I notice the peculiar looks and following vehicles, making every move feel scrutinized.

Dealing with Multiple Racism

The individuals following me are not limited to a single race; they embody a mix of racial backgrounds. The intimidation tactics escalate, especially when I am driving. On two-way intersections, these individuals push boundaries by swerving into my lane. Some even go so far as to use their high beams to intimidate me, a subtle yet aggressive form of harassment.

A Personal Journey of Transformation

It's a stark contrast from the person I was 2 years ago, a homeless heroin addict struggling to fit in. My journey has been profound; I have rebuilt my life, reunited with my family, and vowed to spread positivity. Although my past convictions may seem like a reason for skepticism, the actions and intentions in my current life indicate that I am no longer the person who committed those crimes.

Considering Legal Action

Is it worth reporting these incidents to the Department of Justice? The ongoing harassment paired with intimidation tactics wears me down, but the fear of retaliation and the feeling of constantly living in fear of unknown stalkers are too much to bear. My aim is to seek justice and protective measures to ensure my safety and that of my loved ones.

Seeking Support and Understanding

Am I simply a voice in the wilderness, or can I find someone who truly understands the experience of gangstalking? If you have faced similar situations or are seeking support, consider reaching out. Together, we can explore the complexities of this ongoing struggle and find a way forward.