159,000 texts after 1 date

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Just incase you were thinking on trying dating online - here's this article to discourage you very much so! After having 1 date together from meeting on a dating site, accused stalker Jacqueline Ades sends her beloved 159,000 texts which included some very creative threats such as wishing to use her date's hand bones as chopsticks. Eventually she broke into his home (thankfully he wasn't there, who knows what she would have done) and took a bath. She told the police that she imagined she lived there and was just acting accordingly. She didn't understand why that might be wrong. I've actually read a couple of articles about this case and in one of them she was quite certain that court would force the man to marry her. Wow. Delusional. She's clearly not dealing with reality - and needs help. But if my experience with "the system" says anything - they will simply let her roam about until she actually does hurt the man. While I'm against locking people away against their will, there are a really real subset of people that are not well enough to live in society. So what then is the harm in putting them in an institute where they can be helped, and the rest of society is safe? Sure they maybe won't be happy there - but they probably aren't happy out in the world, either. Photo : Pixabay