Overview
- LaRue and daughter Kaya Callahan describe years of graphic threats that began in 2007, including letters signed “Freddie Krueger.”
- The harassment escalated to real-world contact in 2019 when a caller impersonated Kaya’s father to try to have her leave school.
- DNA recovered from a letter led to the 2019 arrest of Ohio resident James David Rogers, who pleaded guilty in 2022 and received a 40-month federal sentence.
- CBS reports Rogers is now out of prison, and LaRue says they do not expect to ever feel fully safe as hypervigilance persists.
- The Paramount+ docuseries premiering Nov. 13 recounts the investigation and survivor impact while urging broader protections for stalking victims beyond celebrity cases.