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The fact that the stalker can access the victim at any time from any distance undermines the victim’s sense of security. Because of its repetitive nature, cyberstalking (CS) creates intense feelings of fear, terror, intimidation, stress and anxiety in the victim. In every case, though he has no personal connection with these people, Kent Madin has demonstrated that he is prepared to repeatedly persecute anyone who provokes his anger or refuses to submit to his internet interrogations. Madin does not pursue his prey in search of profits. The unrelenting pursuit provides him with an excuse to emotionally torment his quarry. By doing so, the self-described “hunter” has violated the human rights of his victims.