She's gone.

but she must be alive, somewhere

>>1

Do it yourself. If you can't then lurk more and shut up.

>>4

I'm a non-UK recluse. Why would I be able to? Stupid people.

>lurk moar

Of course I lurk her pictures everyday, I just would love to follow her bodily and spiritual progression with the help of up-to-date pictures and the only thing I can ever do is try to inspire someone to eventually deliver on this.

>>5
lurk more just mean stop posting and learn what you've been doing wrong

>>5
As if any of the stalkers actually lived near her. The most that happened was they called her on the phone at work which amounted to a massive fucking fail (though we did hear her voice, twas awesome).

Most stalking consisted of finding her various posts and accounts online and gaining access to them, notably livejournal and photobucket accounts that had photos on them, which were then distributed on places like .71. People also found her house on google maps and shit but nobody went there.

Ohwaityoucouldhavejustlurkedmoreandfoundthatout

>>7
Next september I might go to Oxford for 2 or 3 days (for a non-Cracky related reason) even though I'm not english to begin with. Sightseeing for historical Cracky locations seems like a must.

I'd have to lurk moar, since my data on her location doesn't match with historical stalking images. Also it looks like she's living by herself from 2007 in the same Rd than mom but different house, but I expected it all to look wealthier and I'm unsure

Also, not first stalker in Oxford. Picture very related.

>>8 is that a grafitti of her face on the wall? or is it just digitally drawn over it?

>>9
'Tis a forgery, you psychotic troll.

>>9
it was part of the Oxford Incident, and unfortunately not the worst part. Must have been creepy for her :(

>>7

>As if any of the stalkers actually lived near her.

Huh? I'm in London. I could go outside now and get a coach to Oxford if I wanted to, but I don't see the point.

As if she still lives in Oxford.

>>13

who really knows, and who will believe anything anyone says about that matter, it's a game of breadcrumbs and misinformation, one the one hand thats a good thing seeing ops posts, on the other hand even misinformation refuels stalkers obsessions

>>11
Could anyone be so generous as to give an explanation of the Oxford incident?

>>15
With someone like the SkyQueen stalking + obsession went far, too far, and even the old call to her job in Blockbuster looks like child's play compared to the incident. The most obvious mark that still remains is obviously graffiti for the Sky Queen in her daily life places, not to mention other events that shall better be buried in time and are too shameful even for .71 to carry.

Creepy shit. I'm all for obsession with Her, but Her mind shalt be protected even from the enthusiasm of Her most zealous servants.

>>16

>too shameful even for .71

forsomereasonTimIdon'tthinkso.bmp.exe

>>8 Does anyone perchance have the original of the photo with the grafitti?

>>18

Yes I do. Post your most uncommon and I'll post it afterwards

>>19
How about you just post it (and receive a nice "thank you" from >>18) or just shut up and go away ?

Incidentally, what's her Oxford address? I had it someplace, but that was lost (along with most of my pic collection) in a hard drive failure.

>>19>>20 no matter. uncommons are there to be shared anyway.

also this. not sure if common or not.

>>21 there are these maps here. not sure if that is her home address or some other related place though.

>>24

>>21

>I had it someplace, but that was lost (along with most of my pic collection) in a hard drive failure.

No independent backups of your cracky archive? For shame .71, for shame.

also vericode = boy lolol

>>8

I wonder how she feels everytime she walks past that.

maybe she viciously tried washing it away with a wet rag.

>>27
...until her hands bled and she collapsed into a sobbing mess.

>>28
what a beautiful, tragic sight