New Evidence Suggests Victims Could be Responsible for Cyberstalking – The Stalker part 5

Update: 2023-02-08

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VICTIMS Insists on Innocence in Face of Stalking Accusations

Disclaimer: The following article is based on true events but uses a pseudonym for the individuals involved. The names “Claudia Rodriguez” and “David Rodriguez” are fictional names used in the PRETEND podcast. Additionally, an update regarding the case has emerged since the initial reporting. Tanya and Rick Fernandez have been charged with harassment and computer tampering as a result of this series. Their trial is scheduled for September 5, 2023.

In the ongoing case of the Fernandez family’s cyberstalking saga, new evidence suggests the harassing messages were generated inside the family’s home. This revelation has led some to question whether the family could be responsible for the stalking and whether they may be doing it to gain attention.

However, Rick and Tanya Fernandez have consistently maintained their innocence. They insist that their oldest daughter, who was initially accused of being the perpetrator, had a solid alibi when the stalking messages were being sent.

Could this cyberstalking case be a sign of Munchausen by proxy?

In addition, Tanya Fernandez is being accused of Munchausen by proxy, a disorder in which a caregiver intentionally causes or exaggerates the medical symptoms of someone in their care to seek attention or sympathy. The Fernandez family’s children have extreme and rare medical conditions that require constant care and attention. Could it be that the Fernandez family’s children also causing or faking any additional health issues?

Caring parents or medical child abuse?

In this episode of the “Pretend” podcast, you’ll hear about the Fernandez family’s experiences with the criminal justice system and the extreme medical conditions of their children. It’s a complex and confusing case that highlights the importance of thoroughly investigating all possibilities before jumping to conclusions.