Overview

• Alexandra Paul endured 13 years of stalking by a German woman, starting in 2011 after an initial encounter at her home in Pacific Palisades.
• The stalker escalated her harassment over the years, moving into Paul's neighborhood, following her to public spaces, and repeatedly violating restraining orders.
• Paul and her husband spent over $60,000 on legal fees, private investigators, and security measures to protect themselves from the stalker.
• The stalker was arrested in 2022 after crossing state lines to continue her harassment, later diagnosed with cancer, and died in July 2024 after serving five months in jail.
• Paul's public account of the ordeal sheds light on the systemic challenges victims face in addressing stalking and the long-lasting impact on their lives.