Though most stalking victims are women, the issue remains deeply problematic for all athletes.
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Retired Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald received a brief email in March from the Los Angeles-based head of people and culture for a healthcare technology startup.
“Hi Hubby!” Janelle Anwar wrote. “Please save. Love you!”
She attached a copy of her annual performance review, which was filled with glowing comments from the company’s chief executive officer.
Many stalking cases go unreported in the media and to police. But even a partial list indicates an alarming pattern.
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“Dumb and a lack of awareness” was how one former Steelers lineman described the gaffe.
