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E-mailSusan Boyle 'shaken up' by American stalker
Cowell sends security force to protect music sensation
Published Thursday, November 12, 2009, 1:24 PM
Updated Thursday, November 12, 2009, 3:15 PM
Susan Boyle has reportedly stepped up her security measures after being stalked by an American woman.
Boyle has apparently received a number of letters from the ‘stalker’, but finally asked for extra protection when the fan turned up at her home in West Lothian, Scotland.
The American woman was stopped by bodyguards, but Boyle was apparently “shaken up” following the incident.
"Britain's Got Talent" chief Simon Cowell has sent extra staff to look after the 48-year-old.
“Simon is not taking any chances,” a source said.
“This woman is constantly following around the world. It is a middle-aged American woman who has become obsessed with her.
“At first, people thought it was no more than a nuisance. But after what happened to Leona everyone is taking extra precautions.
“This is an important month for and everyone wants it to go smoothly,” the source said.
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Posted by KathyMu on Nov 15, 2009, 10:25 PM ESTjennVT, you said it.
The people in Simon Cowell's inner circle, his judges, are the ones that have hurt Susan, yet they appear to still be on the payroll.
He's the last person I'd want looking out for me.
Posted by busterbrown on Nov 15, 2009, 08:45 PM EST
How can I be a stalker lovemusic if what you put out there the whole world can read? I'm not invading your privacy. Another spinner called lovemusic. MarkUSA looks a wee bit obsessed IMO.
Posted by lovemusic on Nov 15, 2009, 03:04 PM EST
We have a definite stalker of the Susan fans on Irish Central and his name is busterbrown. He knows every move the fans make. This is not normal, healthy behavior and constitutes an obsession. Concerning the stalker story, it is completely fabricated. There is not one shred of substantiated evidence. The "American woman" being accused has been harassed for months by the trolls/stalkers who reported this story to The Sun. She is the farthest thing from a stalker. When people are so obsessed with harassing someone and accusing them of being something they are not, then THEY are the SICK individuals. And for people to start in on the "twins" bashing is another SICK obsession. I really thought Irish Central was above repeating these trashy stories fabricated by the tabloids, but apparently they are not. What a shame!
Posted by entropydecides on Nov 15, 2009, 12:45 PM EST
BB, I'm proud of you, you're willing to acknowledge your behavior, that's the first step.
Posted by MARK/USA on Nov 15, 2009, 12:10 PM EST
WE, THE SUPERFANS OF THE WORLD.. SUSAN BOYLE'S OWN BODY GUARDS, WE DID BRING SHARON OSBOURNE TO HER KNEES , DIDNT WE.
WHO IS NEXT?????? PICK ON SUSAN AND WE PICK YOU APART..SIMPLE!
Posted by Dbrd654 on Nov 14, 2009, 10:34 PM EST
I agree, the tabloids have been brutal to Susan Boyle. As well as Sharon Osbourne who has no class and whose empty apology has no credibility. Amanda Holden is another who has mocked her. SB has a huge fan base of respectful, loving fans. I don't believe this story, true or not, reflects the behavior of the majority of fans. It's the 1% lunatic fringe who think they own her or should have access to her at any time. There is no denying that there are people like that.
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