In 2023, Kristil Krug began receiving threatening messages from someone claiming to be an ex-boyfriend. When she was killed a few months later, the evidence pointed to a shocking suspect
Kristil Krug documented months of online stalking with a detailed log before being killed in 2023.
Some tech and communications companies took weeks to respond to police warrants, delivering evidence only after her death.
Oregon passed Kristil's Law requiring companies to respond to warrants within days in domestic violence and stalking cases.
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