July 11, 2024 at 06:32AM
Sumit Garg, a former privacy consultant, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for a disturbing cyberstalking campaign against multiple victims, including threatening emails, calls, and messages. Despite court orders, Garg continued his harassment, prompting his victims to seek protection. Prosecutors described his behavior as escalating into a grotesque and violent campaign.
From the meeting notes, the key takeaways include:
– Sumit Garg, a former privacy consultant, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for an extensive cyberstalking campaign against multiple victims.
– The campaign involved threats of murder, torture, and rape, targeting the victims and those associated with them, including a police detective and a prosecuting attorney.
– Garg’s actions also extended to breaking into a victim’s apartment building and establishing numerous internet accounts for stalking and harassment.
– Despite a brief respite while in jail, the threatening messages resumed after Garg’s release.
– Prosecutors have described Garg’s behavior as a massive cyberstalking campaign with grotesque and violent threats.
The US Center for Victims, the UK’s Victim Support resources list, and Australia’s Lifeline are available for assistance for individuals who may need help in similar situations.