Do stalkers have an intent to kill someone they stalk?

[Starmix]

It might not be all stalkers intending to kill someone they stalk; there might be other reasons. Stalking can be a very dangerous and frightening crime, and it can escalate to violence, including homicide. Staling behaviors can stem from various motivations, including obsession, control, revenge, and delusion.

Further, even if a stalker doesn't initially intend to kill, the behavior can escalate over time. Stalking is a form of harassment and intimidation, and it can create a climate of fear and anxiety for the victim.

It is crucial to take stalking seriously and seek help from law enforcement, mental health professionals, or victim advocacy programs. Furthermore, while not all stalkers intend to kill, stalking is a serious crime that can escalate to violence. It is important to be aware of the risks and take steps to protect yourself or others who may be targeted.

 

[eLdavis]

Not all stalker has an intent to kill though, there are cases where it might be love but they are simply carrying it out in the wrong way.

 

[Starmix]

Not all stalker has an intent to kill though, there are cases where it might be love but they are simply carrying it out in the wrong way.

That is right, not all stalking intend to kill, but the victim will be in mental and emotional distress.

 

[Augusta]

No, not all stalkers intend to kill their victims, but some do, and it is a dangerous act that can lead to murder.

 

[Starmix]

Not all stalkers intend to kill the person they stalk. They might only scare the person as a revenge for failing something, yet it is still punishable by law. It could cause mental and emotional distress.