Mother’s Day another embroidered corporate tee shirt was obviously cut and slashed.
Like the others, it was placed prominently on the top of a pile of freshly washed laundry while I was gone from home.
The shirt was obviously cut, this did NOT happen accidentally. If there was a snag in my washer or dryer, cuts would appear randomly.
The attacks focus on things I love and care about. The slashings project the perpetrator’s “Death of your Dreams” theme.
Another embroidered company tee shirt had previously been slashed and left prominently on my bed.
The cut looked like a bullet hole to the heart.
Underwear has also been slashed, but it’s less identifiable.
Flowers which had grown happily in my kitchen garden window for years were killed.
Strangely, valuables like jewelery and silverware have not been stolen. There is no sign of forced entry, local police are not helpful.
We suspect this may be a cover for some other crime, a distraction and deflection.
Friends knew my dream was to have a house in Seaside some day, this again follows their “Death of your Dreams” theme.
My favorite Seaside tee shirt was obviously cut and slashed and then left in a prominent place on top of clean laundry.
There are always lots of other plain knit shirts in my laundry, only those that could be used to send a message have been harmed.
What sort of sick, psychotic mind dreams this up?
After you have lived with it for a while, it looses its impact.
Celebrities are frequently subject to this sort of sick stalking. Perhaps it’s just great preparation for greater public prominence.
I’ve certainly learned a great deal from this experience.
Intimacy and immediacy is part of their stalking sickness.
A favorite Barcelona Olympic tee shirt had a bullet hole cut over the heart shortly after I wore it when a friend came to repair a garage door.
It was fine when I put it in the wash that afternoon around 3 pm before I left home.
When I returned at 10 pm it was on top of the clothes in my dryer.
The hole was obviously cut like the others.
If there was a rough spot in my washer or dryer other soft knit shirts would have been randomly damaged too. This has not happened.
Who would want to do this and why? What’s the motivation for this sort of crime? To frighten and distract me?
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