Surveilling
The purpose of the gang stalking is to continuously surveil the target as the go about their
daily business. This is achieved via covert camera's in, for example, the front and back
lights of the surveillance vehicles, covert body worn covert camera's and also
smartphones pointed in the direction of the target. These camera's are HD and via 5G can
transmit a live stream of the illuminated target back to a control center.
Fig. 6 A control center to which the imagery is transmitted
The purpose of the stalking is to continuously surveil the target. Here, a target is
illuminated and recorded using covert cameras in the headlights of a vehicle. This gets
transmitted live back to a control center where they have imagery and tracking data of
various targets who are currently on the move.
Illumination of the target / 'brighting'
As camera's are not as good as the human eye at picking up low-light images, the targets
are usually illuminated by various forms of light sources - vehicle headlights, flashlights,
body-worn head lamps etc. The target will, particularly at night, and even during the day,
notice they are being 'brighted' continuously. Sometimes members of the surveillance
team will use existing lighting in the environment to illuminate the target - such as jogging
past the target as they walk under a street lamp.
Fig 7. Types of brighting
In order to livestream a good image the target is 'brighted'. This is usually with a car
maneuvering in such a way as to shine it's very bright headlights on the target. Other
forms are flashlight, headlamp lights, environmental lighting and, occasionally,
smartphone lights.
These lights are usually extremely bright and significantly brighter than, for example, an
average set of headlights.
Maneuvers
Vehicles stalking individuals
To capture an image of the target, a vehicle needs merely to be pointing towards or away
from the target.
Fig 8. Examples of vehicle maneuvers when stalking an individual
In addition to cars driving continuously slowly past them, the individual will be forced to
walk past headlights from a car which pulls up in front of them, or is waiting in a side
street, will have cars doing U-turns near them and will have cars waiting on the periphery
of the targets vision to see which street they turn down next. The cars may park away from
the target so they are recorded with the rear camera's.
A common experience is no-one being outside, then as soon as a target leaves their
house 3 or 4 people and/or vehicles will appear in close proximity to the target within 30
seconds to 1 minute. The target will also regularly experience trails of 3-4 cars driving past
them and sprawling off to different roads to cover different exit points.
The target will also notice that everywhere they go there are idling car's with idle people in
them.
Individuals stalking individuals
Fig 9. Examples of individuals stalking individuals
Individuals will experience other individuals physically stalking them and loitering near
them with no purpose, only a fake purpose.
One of the strangest forms of stalking is when walking in the very early hours of the
morning these stalkers can sometimes pretend to live in a house near to where the target
is walking, walk into the driveway of this house, fiddle with their keys as they are fumbling
about, then when they think the target is out of sight, leave that driveway about 30
seconds to 1 minute later. They may also deliver a leaflet as 'role play', but only to that one
house.
Fig 10. Examples of individuals brighting and taking imagery
In order to get a good image of the target, the surveillance team member will often 'bright'
the target. This can be with a torch, headlamp, on a bicycle or scooter with a very bright
light on the front, or it can be by using existing lighting in the environment, such as jogging
past the target under a street lamp.
They may also utilize their smartphone camera by pretending to be on the phone and
recording the target through the cameras or pretending to use their smartphone for
something else, then subtly tilting the camera in the direction of the target to take a picture.
Vehicles stalking vehicles
Fig 11. Examples of vehicles stalking vehicles
Vehicles may be stalked by pulling out in front of the target's vehicle (so that they can be
recorded using the rear cameras).
If the target goes on a journey, a subset of the surveillance team will split off and form a
smaller team to follow them. This may be noticed, and described, by the target as being
continuously surrounded on a motorway by the same group of cars.
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