A closer look at the recent stalking case of Isla Traquair. A woman who now bears the invisible scars left behind by the viciously terrifying actions of a deranged man.

It's time for action, a change in the system, new legislation.

Why are the victims ending up being the biggest losers in a stalking /abusive situation? What good is a 1 year order of protection if it does not make the victim feel safer or able to live in their own home.

If the custody for this type of crime / offense is a mere 6 months with no requirement to register as a stalker wherever the offender lives or moves or even a registry to keep track of said offender so they can somewhat be deterred from reoffending?

If that's the case how does law enforcement stop someone with stalking traits from reoffending with either the same victim or setting their sight on a new prey?

We unfortunately still have more questions than answers...