gangstalker

English

Etymology

From gang +‎ stalker or gangstalk +‎ -er.

Noun

gangstalker (plural gangstalkers)

1. Someone who participates in gangstalking.
   • 2015 March 19, Renee Pittman, The Targeting of Myron May: Florida State University Gunman: Asst. DA Pushed Over the Edge (Mind Control Technology)‎^[1], Mother's Love Publishing and Enterprises:

     Their photo and location are immediately and simultaneously sent out by cell phone text messages and Internet email to all gangstalkers within a certain radius. All gangstalkers then suddenly descend upon the target as a mob.

   • 2016 November 10, John Stapleton, Hideout In the Apocalypse‎^[2], A Sense of Place Publishing, →ISBN, →OCLC:

     Predatory Gangstalking is a criminal phenomenon referring to a group of loosely affiliated people who, in an organised and systematic manner, relentlessly invade all areas of an individual's life on a continuing basis, as part of their lifestyle. While each individual gangstalker does his or her small part, what defines Predatory Gangstalking is the collective intent to do harm.

Related terms

• gangstalk