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Who’s watching you? Men aren’t the only stalkers.

Won’t Be Denied: a suspense novel -- a portrait of a female stalker.

Released on = October 19, 2004, 8:38 am

Press Release Author = Organized Thoughts Publishing, LLC.

Industry = Entertainment

Press Release Summary = Atlanta, GA, October 19, 2004: For decades, the label
“stalker” has been tattooed as a gender-specific crime, committed by men. Things
have changed drastically. Twelve to 13-percent of all stalkers are female. Although less in statistical number than males, female stalkers are just as predatory and dangerous.

Press Release Body = Atlanta, GA, October 19, 2004: For decades, the label “stalker” has been tattooed as a gender-specific crime, committed by men. Things have changed drastically. Twelve to 13-percent of all stalkers are female. Although less in statistical number than males, female stalkers are just as predatory and dangerous.

Stalking, for the most part, is about relationships—prior, desired, or imagined.
Sixty-percent of stalkers have a personal relationship with their victims before the
stalking begins. However, 22% of stalking cases involve complete strangers.

Researchers and psychologists identify three categories of stalking:

·Simple Obsession Stalking – 60% of stalking cases are represented in this category,
which includes all previous personal relationships (i.e., husbands/wives, boyfriends/girlfriends, domestic partners). This category is best defined as, “If I can’t have you, nobody will.”

·Love Obsession Stalking – The make-up of this category involves a stalker and
victim who are casual acquaintances or complete strangers. The goal of the stalker is to establish a personal relationship with the object of his or her obsession—in
disregard to the victim’s desires.

·Erotomania Stalking – This category consists of deluded individuals who believe a
relationship already exists between themselves and their victim.

A recent case of female stalking involved actor Michael Douglas and his wife
Catherine Zeta-Jones as the victims. “When women engage in stalking behavior, they are as tenacious and as intrusive as their male counterparts, and are just as likely to threaten or damage property,” said Dr. Rosemary Purcell, in the 2003 article
“Female stalkers pursue doctors, psychiatrists.” The FBI estimates that two-percent of all stalking cases conclude in homicide. Twenty-five of female stalking cases
have escalated to interpersonal violence. Also revealed in a study is the fact that female stalkers chased their victims to establish intimacy.

As of August 17, 2004, five women in Georgia have been convicted for the crime of
aggravated stalking. This level of stalking means an individual has been identified
as an assailant in the court system and has violated a court order.

On any given day, you could be one of thousands who feel like they are being stalked.

Won’t Be Denied, a 227-page novel, shines a light into an obsessed, single African
American female. In the well-crafted suspense novel, author C.F. Jackson, graduate
from Georgia Southern University with a BS degree in Criminal Justice, lays out the
story in two sentences: Love won’t be denied. Maré comes to value it more than life. The story is set in Atlanta, Georgia. It is an easy, suspenseful read. The
character-driven plot is a page-turner.

For more information, or to purchase Won’t Be Denied (ISBN 0-9762230-0-7), contact the publisher, Organized Thoughts Publishing: Post Office Box 920622, Norcross, GA
30010 or www.cfjackson.us. Bookstores and libraries in the U.S. can order Won’t Be
Denied through Baker & Taylor database. To be released on November 9, 2004.

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Web Site = http://www.cfjackson.us

Contact Details = info@cfjackson.us
P.O. Box 920622
Norcross, GA 30010-0622

 


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