In a leafy suburban town in England, we find traces of Kin. Here, people know him as David. And the descriptions we hear of David bear few similarities to the Kin Hannah remembers.stalked@bbc.co.ukHosts: Carole Cadwalladr and Hannah Mossman Moore.
Producers: Rob Byrne and Georgia Catt 
Additional research by Katy Ling and Jack Tsang.
Original music and vocals by Self Esteem 
Original music: Phil Channell
Sound design by Phil Channel, Rob Byrne and Georgia Catt
Actors: Zak Shukor, Enrico Gaoni
Production Co-ordinator: Shan 
Series editor: Philip Sellars
Commissioner: Dylan Haskins

In a leafy suburban town in England, we find traces of Kin. Here, people know him as David. And the descriptions we hear of David bear few similarities to the Kin Hannah remembers. stalked@bbc.co.uk Hosts: Carole Cadwalladr and Hannah Mossman Moore. Producers: Rob Byrne and Georgia Catt Additional research by Katy Ling and Jack Tsang. Original music and vocals by Self Esteem Original music: Phil Channell Sound design by Phil Channel, Rob Byrne and Georgia Catt Actors: Zak Shukor, Enrico Gaoni Production Co-ordinator: Shan Series editor: Philip Sellars Commissioner: Dylan Haskins

10. David

At 25, Hannah’s life begins falling apart. An anonymous intruder has made her phone her enemy. Aided by the technology we all rely on, this intruder is watching Hannah, threatening her, even pretending to be her. Feeling increasingly unsafe, Hannah goes to the police, but they can’t stop it. Worse, they don’t even recognise it for what it is: stalking. Hannah doesn’t know for sure who is behind it all, but she suspects an older man she met more than two years earlier at London Fashion Week. Initially, he claimed to have been hacked. Even today, he disputes stalking her. To make sense of what’s happening Hannah turns to a woman she’s known since she was seven years-old, and who also happens to be an investigative journalist. Together with her “ex-step mum” Carole Cadwalladr, they set out to piece together something the police couldn’t: the true identity of Hannah’s stalker. Doing so means untangling a web of deception spanning continents. On her suspected stalker’s trail, Hannah realises nothing about them is as she first thought.

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At 25, Hannah’s life begins falling apart. An anonymous intruder has made her phone her enemy. Aided by the technology we all rely on, this intruder is watching Hannah, threatening her, even pretending to be her. Feeling increasingly unsafe, Hannah goes to the police, but they can’t stop it. Worse, they don’t even recognise it for what it is: stalking. Hannah doesn’t know for sure who is behind it all, but she suspects an older man she met more than two years earlier at London Fashion Week. Initially, he claimed to have been hacked. Even today, he disputes stalking her. To make sense of what’s happening Hannah turns to a woman she’s known since she was seven years-old, and who also happens to be an investigative journalist. Together with her “ex-step mum” Carole Cadwalladr, they set out to piece together something the police couldn’t: the true identity of Hannah’s stalker. Doing so means untangling a web of deception spanning continents. On her suspected stalker’s trail, Hannah realises nothing about them is as she first thought.

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