An estimated 3.4 million Americans identified themselves as victims of stalking during a one-year span, according to federal crime experts who have released the largest-ever survey of the aggravating and often terrifying phenomenon. (The New York Times)Highlights include: Women were far more likely than men to be stalking victims, and people who were divorced or separated were more vulnerable than other marital categories. People aged 18-24 were more likely to be stalked than older people. Nearly 75 percent of victims knew their stalker in some capacity -- most commonly a former spouse or ex-boyfriend/girlfriend. But not always...
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