Various British media report that the victim shared his telephone number, e-mail address and his resume (he was looking for a job). When he became suspicious about the real identity of the person he was in contact with, which turned out to be 31-year-old Yannick Glaudin, he broke off contact with the woman. The now convicted woman then went on to stalk the victim and his boyfriend at the time.

She harassed the victim's friends and family for months with various fake profiles. She shared the intimate photos and videos with family members and friends of the man. When the victim was a new relationship, it went from bad to worse.

The new boyfriend, with whom the victim is no longer in a relationship, also had to deal with the stalker. She contacted his friends and made false accusations. She even went to the police, where she accused the boyfriend of "abusing a young boy."

Strange men also came to the apartment of the couple, looking for sex. According to British media, the trial revealed that Glaudin had given these men the address of their victims. The ex-boyfriend called this "hell on earth" during the trial.

After Glaudin confessed to being guilty in 2018, she fled to France. She was arrested there with an arrest warrant. In addition to imprisonment, the stalker has also been banned from contacting both men.