Inside Edition of CA mass murderer Richard Farley stalking Laura Black and killing 7 people

[@strawberriesncandii]

The fact that the family members are blaming this poor woman is obscene.

[@derekbaker777]

It proves that mental illness and insanity runs in their family.

[@vinnie9458]

That lady blaming her is a arrogant Karen and being the relative of a victim doesn’t change that

[@kekaeva750]

Just found out about this case. I was wondering about people blaming her. Fell sorry for her. Hope she is doing well….

[@Emalye.Saeeeeeeeee]

@@kekaeva750 I doubt she care about ts anymore. If the family still bitter till this day and blaming her that’s on them.

[@heavenlysky2381]

I agree. How is What Richard Farley did Laura’s fault? Those family members are just as crazy as Farley.

[@pjhey947]

Very angry at those relatives. It was NOT Laura’s fault AT.ALL. Shame on you! Even if she had dated that monster, she should be able to say NO, BREAKUP and/or get a restraining order without that lunatic going on a murder rampage. Shame on you!

[@julieoluna8887]

Exactly! And you know the idiots are going to say something stupid when they start by saying "As a Woman"... or "As a Man for that matter, including the whole gender in their ridiculous opinions.

[@dominiquexo4772]

They won’t read this lol

[@jszoradi8650]

Just stop. You're the creepy one. 🤡

[@mikey121981]

@Entertainment Graham Style I think that is just her demeanor. Maybe a coping mechanism. But agree, it does come across a little creepy, though I don't think its her fault.

[@godsdaughter1962]

@Entertainment Graham Style I think that it could be nerve damage from her injuries. Notice that her smile is lopsided and the twitching in the corner of one side of her mouth.

[@brantfrans8595]

It's so disgusting that the victims' families are blaming Laura. It's not her fault.

[@SamiLo2]

Agree. Only person who is at fault is Richard Farley

[@leaburns9599]

*** This is totally true that Richard Farley is the only fanatical violent culprit and absolutely nobody else is to blame for his atrocities.

[@nopcshere6097]

The only one to blame is Richard Farley. Laura tried for YEARS to get the company to stop him but they refused to take action for a long time. It is NOT her fault. She shouldn't have been expected to put up with his relentless harassment.

[@shannonyep3547]

Disagree

[@generichuman2044]

The victims families who blame Laura are giving the monster who was guilty exactly what he wants. I can't even begin to imagine the pain they suffered but blaming a woman who was stalked, harassed and almost murdered is gross. Why look for anyone else to blame when you have the monster sitting on death row

[@melissapekarek3283]

The female relative has an issue with Laura Black!?! When it began Laura was a 22 yo intern in a 90% male field, across the country from family, at a time when states and employers didn't recognize stalking and barely sexual harassment. She moved. She did go to HR. Short of letting her stalker (who knew all her family's locations) chase her out of job and California, what else could she have done?

[@patriciabarajas7925]

I know it’s really an outrage to put even a drop of blame on Laura.

[@boo1der393]

Yea wth else was she supposed to do? That woman relative is ridiculous.

[@craigpeterson4001]

You know nothing...

[@Analysis_Paralysis]

She was the main victim. She was shot! And they're still blaming her? Even in the comments under this video decades later...

[@girlanonymous]

@@craigpeterson4001so i am guessing there are restraining orders on you?? NO MEANS NO. …you are not owed any damn thing.

[@verabolton]

Why is he still on death row, after *32 years* ??? What's the point of a death sentence?

[@nopcshere6097]

Why indeed! He should be under the prison by now.

[@kamivenus753]

It's shocking, I saw this as a kid n can't believe he is still in jail

[@jackiewoodward327]

I think California has a moratorium on the executions right now

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Charles Manson outlived his whole generation

[@ShayCat]

I can't believe that WOMAN is victim blaming Laura! That's insane!

[@jamiecolon4628]

How dare those people blame her! That’s such bullshit! Like she wanted any of this crap!

[@l.morningstarr1870]

Blaming the victim is asinine.

[@robinmowbray5663]

Thats the same thing I said when people blamed Travon Martin for his death.

[@skel760]

It’s abhorrent. I wanted to smack that woman’s words right out of her disgusting mouth.

[@Rowiiexx]

He didn’t want her to be ok out of compassion - he wanted her to live so she would feel guilt for rejecting him and feel she was the reason the other victims died. What an absolutely deluded, egotistical and pathetic man.

[@verabolton]

The same delusion and pathetic behaviour from this family member who blames Laura.

[@vectorhold6489]

I work with an engineer now who was working in the building at the time Farley came in all guns blazing. He jumped up on his desk, knocked out the celling tile and climbed up into the rafter where the airducts are. He stay up there into the night until the swat team came to clear the building. He said the whole time his heart was racing for hours in panic. Said afterword he slept for almost 2 days straight from exhaustion. He said he knew the guy too but doesn't recall the stalking stuff which he learned later after they fired him.

[@verabolton]

And then you woke up and realized you dreamed the whole thing 😂

[@vectorhold6489]

@@verabolton Nope. Happened right up the street from here in Sunnyvale. btw that was a really lame comment. My co-workers friends died in that Tragedy. Move on with your life, troll. Please leave the thinking people of the world alone.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

​@@veraboltonNot a nice thing to say. How rude!

[@verabolton]

@@knowbodiesfull5768 Why is it rude when one doesn't believe something? Do you believe everything you read online? 🧐 I consider the story far fetched from the beginning to the 2-day long sleep. OK, I could have expressed my doubt in a different way, maybe blatantly say it sounded like a lie - and you'll still call me rude, I guess.

[@pjhey947]

Btw, she DID NOT tolerate the unwanted attention….she moved four times, went to her superiors at work etc.

[@corianne2099]

Yes she did but she didn't say anything until it escalated to the point she couldn't hide it because she thought she could handle it. I get starting a new job not wanting to say anything about harassment but she could've just went to the police made a report and took their guidance. She also refused to allow her dad to come out to California. She had a lot of things that could've been handled very differently

[@julieoluna8887]

@@corianne2099 I beg to differ, the guy was too far gone to imagine a different outcome.

[@boo1der393]

@@corianne2099 yeah doesn't make it her fault tho. It was a different time too. That woman is dumb as shit to blame her. She did all that she coild reasonably do. And like they said there were no stalking laws. He would have had to make a threat on her life first.

[@boo1der393]

@@julieoluna8887 yea idc if it was 4 days, 4 weeks or 4 years... He was very unhinged from the start. Getting a restraining order sooner (if she could even get one) wouldnt have stopped him.

[@deew7014]

@@corianne2099victim shaming is disgusting

[@stevenG8819]

Even if Laura had dated Richard, she and every woman out there has the right to say no and have their decision respected. No from a woman means no It doesn't mean keep trying Unfortunately some men can't understand that

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Richard Farley was a thickheaded (I can't bring myself to call him a man) who wouldn't take "No" for an answer. _(3/26/2023)_

[@Analysis_Paralysis]

She didn't date him and wasn't in a relationship with him. He wanted to force her to, via blackmailing, but he didn't manage it.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Even if Richard Farley did whatever he could have done to become appealing - started taking speech classes, changed his hairstyle, dressed in trendier (for that time) clothing, lost weight, etc., he would still be the same Richard Farley, and Laura still would not want to become romantically involved with him. It's one's CHARACTER that appeals to another person. I'm sure there were millions of other women besides Black who would have been happy to begin a partnership with Farley. (I'm not sure what happened between Farley and the other woman he _was_ dating; I'm guessing he probably wasn't happy. He was fixated on Black, and, to him, no one else mattered.) The bottom line remains, no means no. Farley threw away his career, and therefore, his life for a woman he couldn't have. He killed seven people, wounded four (including Black), and held ESL in a stand-off for five hours. And now he's on death row. Too bad. _(10/14/2023)_

[@brbrknndy]

Laura Black had every right to get a restraining order against Richard Farley. The company was at fault because, although he threatened to shoot the employee resource management people, they didn't report it to law enforcement. Additionally the restaurateur didn't report Richard Farley breaking into the women's restroom and attacking Laura Black. Both would have resulted in Richard Farley being arrested and not being allowed guns. Additionally right after RF was fired from ESL he was asking other people about the glass in the entrance door; what it was made of. He was clearly considering doing this well before the restraining order.

[@artwithmamafairybreadd]

Those relatives blaming Laura need a good hard slap across the face. Who do they think they are. They should be filled with sympathy for Laura and the horrible ordeal she was forced to endure.

[@wigirlie]

They are all apples from the same tree.

[@divawendy]

The fact family is blaming Laura, shows how ignorant people where back then about stalking, it shows in the movie to how they reacted when she complained about his behaviour, its sad she was the victim she had absolutely no fault or blame

[@katyv7722]

Esl failed her . They should've listened to her from the beginning. They blamed her for simply having been nice. Its a tragedy that could've been avoided .

[@kourtneywhite5073]

Shame on the family members who blame Laura, the ONLY responsible person for all of it is Richard Farley.

[@DisneyChick]

The company is also responsible for the tragedy. They gave out Laura's personal information to Farley and didn't report his threats to kill people to the police. They failed Laura and all the other victims because they didn't care.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

@@DisneyChick _Now hold on a minute!_ (Sorry for going Rod Stewart here.) None of those staff members went out and bought weapons and ammunition and killed seven people. Who went and bought the weapons? Richard Farley. Who went on the rampage at ESL? Richard Farley. Who killed those seven people and put them in their graves? Richard Farley. And who does Richard Farley have to blame for him being on death row in San Quentin? Himself. The fact that Laura's information was given out to him had absolutely nothing to do with what happened. This happened in 1988, and at that time, it crossed no one's minds that it was risky to release personal information. But times are different now. We all must be careful and mindful about giving out TMI. _(5/4/2023)_

[@girlanonymous]

@@knowbodiesfull5768the company didn’t help. He would have still went on a rampage but NOOOO human resources department should give out employees information to another employee not even a boss.

[@donjay1157]

@@girlanonymousexactly and they didn’t even report the threat he made about killing others if he were to get fired

[@ddmck1972]

For the families of the victims to blame Laura is pathetic and shameful. Farley was most likely already a deranged and disturbed individual who finally decided to act on his impulses once he met Laura. She is not to blame for this at all. Four years of what she endured is a very long time.

[@evaschroeder4020]

I can't believe they blame her!!!!

[@katiecurrie9709]

SHUTUP YOU SHOULD NOT BLAME THE VICTUM THIS BULLSHIT

[@meghencoakley505]

The fact that the family members blame Laura is slickening. That woman sat there on her high horse saying " i couldn't understand tolerating unrequited love for 4 yeas" WHAT WAS SHE SUPPOSE TO DO? you can't reason with crazy. I would have loved to see how that woman would have handled that situation. It is not Laura's fault. How was she to know this man was gonna show up at there job with guns and shoot people. This really made me angry.

[@bjnboy]

I'm surprised that Laura Black never wrote a book about her stalking by Richard Farley and the aftermath. Would be very interesting to hear her perspective in detail and whatnot.

[@suspectthirteen4355]

She probably wants to forget about that horrible incident.

[@deathpearl360]

why would anyone want to write a story about their stalker?

[@hannahfinholdt7241]

But thete are a film with Brooke Shields

[@bjnboy]

@@deathpearl360 To raise more awareness about the impact of stalking and whatnot. I mean, Theresa Saldana wrote a book about her stalking and attempted murder by Arthur Richardson Jackson, and also played herself in a movie about the incident. Another example is how Deborah Layton wrote about her experiences being in the inner circle of the People's Temple cult and how she narrowly escaped the Jonestown massacre to raise more awareness about cults and what to watch out for. Another example is John and Patsy Ramsey writing about the horrific murder of their daughter, JonBenet, and how it impacted their lives.

[@bjnboy]

@@hannahfinholdt7241 I know, but I was thinking about reading her perspective in greater detail because the movie glosses over a lot of things.

[@christine3941]

The answer is NO!! It’s a complete sentence as well! She was never interested, she never seduced, encouraged or invited him to be in a relationship with her. That relative needs to shut up! It’s not her fault!!

[@ewlentz]

The family is not blaming Laura Black. I’m Buddy’s brother. The guy Farley had never met. The woman in the center that blamed Laura was an employee, not a family member. But I’m sure 35 years ago she was expressing a lot of anger on what she had gone through. My mom is sitting on her left. My mom talks about this all the time. This was a horrible event for many people. I’m sure a lot of emotions were going on and wondering what ESL could have done better to prevent an employee from staking this woman for 4 years. He was eventually fired and continues to stalk her. Such a long and complicated story. I’ve lived with the aftermath for 35 years. But please give the families a break here.

[@DeniseWilliams-is4rr]

I’m so sorry for you and you’re family’s loss…this was a horrible way for anybody, especially a young person just starting out to pass away…I am so sorry for you all. I hope that all these years later, that employee understands and changes her thoughts about Laura, male or female, no one should have to endure being stalked, and then not taken serious about it…deranged individuals with Farleys mindset, does things like this, not caring who they hurt…you and your family take care and God Bless.

[@tias.6675]

Sorry for your loss. I hope your brother's in a way better place than this crazy world.

[@HighVoltage91]

Regardless of who she is, she still had no right to blame Laura though.

[@angelabenitez2481]

I am very deeply sorry for your loss but no I'm sorry I cannot give that woman a break after knowing everything that Laura went through she still blames her that's disgusting. But I do understand that she was a former employee and not a family member either way her comments and attitude are disgusting.

[@survivor5044]

These angry relatives of the victims should be ashamed of themselves. How could they possibly believe Laura Black put up with this unwanted attention from Richard Farley? She even got a restraining order against this creep and he still wouldn't leave her alone.

[@HopeWilhelmina]

They can't forgive the fact that she lived,while their beloved ones are dead.Pain is beyond logic,sometimes.

[@Analysis_Paralysis]

Yeah, if anything, they should have even more sympathy with her... Not blame her for the death of their relative.

[@survivor5044]

​@@Analysis_Paralysis💯

[@azuz1698]

How evil of these people to take their anger on that poor woman who suffered so much. That woman may be tortured for the rest of her life and never heal and they blame her? Disgusting.

[@evaschroeder4020]

It took this to get laws passed good grief.

[@dianalaura3789]

I can't believe these people BLAME Laura?! That's is disgusting and complete and utter bullshit. How is she responsible for HIS actions. She went to HR multiple times. She told him multiple times NO. What's not clicking here?!

[@jameswitt1565]

In this case HR was as guilty as the shooter. They ignored the threat until the HR lady was threatened, and then they still ignored the danger! HR, way too often, worries more about Company Reputation than handling complaints properly.

[@jennifersteele7036]

When Farley said, “I hope she never does this to anybody ever again”, my head almost exploded! The only thing she did was reject him and his power trip was insane. He looked at her as property and like she owed him something. Farley was ugly and more than twice her age. The weird thing about this situation is that it’s really sad for the seven people that died, but with him committing such a horrific crime, it actually freed Laura from being stalked.

[@reneesantiago6496]

If the company would have taken this more serious 4 yrs earlier this could have been avoided!! They actually blamed Laura in the beginning!

[@curiouskittenn]

why is laura smiling as she talks

[@kagemaru259]

A lady has a psychopath constantly stalking and harassing her, nothing was done about it by her work management and law enforcement until it was too late, and it’s HER fault?

[@peterlawrence6815]

Seems like she was blamed from start to finish . She was an innocent victim .

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

Why is this monster still existing? The only man to blame is Richard Farley. Laura was very much a victim.

[@anonymousperson1737]

Just saw the movie about this with Brooke Shields and Richard Thomas in the starring roles. Scary as hell. And NO...Laura Black is not to blame for any of it. I'm curious, though, about how she is today & what her life is like. I can't imagine going through something like that and not being plagued with PTSD at the very least. She's a hero in my eyes. And he's STILL on Death Row? That's way too long for something he so obviously is guilty of. He should be gone by now.

[@wigirlie]

She's in her 70s now too. I hope she has been able to heal and not feel any blame others have put on her.

[@SA-lz1vx]

@@wigirlie60s

[@Mary-momof8]

Laura Black was a victim, too. She did everything within the law at the time to stop Farley.

[@Jdat1212]

This many years later, why is he still on death row? What is the point of it if you just get to spend your life in jail?

[@filoboy88]

I’m guessing that state abolished the death penalty so he’s probably just doing a life sentence for each vic. He’s just expected to rot in there until his last breath.

[@tayonius]

Yup in 2024, he’s still on death row

[@JanJan4Infinity]

I still can’t believe that this happened for real. Unfortunately mass shootings are still prevalent today 😢And worse, the relatives blame Laura! They are crazy, bad minded individuals who lack empathy. Laura was NOT at fault for that psychopath.

[@TracyGJacksonTV]

I think it’s sick and disgusting that Richard Farley would become so obsessed with Laura Black to the point that he would stalk her and get her address as well as commit a mass murder taking the lives of 7 people and injuring 4 others because she rejected him. But words cannot express how disgusted I am that people are blaming Laura Black, victim blaming disgusts me.

[@robertwall3892]

How in the hell can they blame her? Unreal

[@ddrghjgygt]

I understand the relatives are grieving but what an ignorant thing to say about Laura Black to imply that she enjoyed the attention, clearly she does not understand stalking. Laura had no way to protect herself even back then she even complained company more than once. Such a horrible thing to say.

[@8lueeyes911]

You can tell those family members that blamed her for this have never been stalked. I hope by now they have woken up to the fact she did everything she could to stop him. Are those member blaming her for all this also blaming their dead loved ones for going to work that day? It's just as stupid as blaming her for the actions of someone else.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Laura simply wanted nothing to do with "Old Fat Farley." (Okay, Farley wasn't _old_ old - at that time anyway. And I just started calling him that name.) She wasn't attracted to him and she didn't have to give a reason why! That was her right! _(11/28/2022)_

[@DopamineDecor]

How do you go back to work after that??

[@laetitia7630]

Peteena Poodle It's clear I too wondered, we would have resigned for less than that.

[@skel760]

Because it was still her job. You know, the one you worked so hard to attain. The one that pays your bills. The one where she liked all the other workers. What’s the problem? She should give up her dream because of this man’s actions? People are insufferable smh

[@tias.6675]

I know that place is haunted. Too much happened for me to want to return.

[@Criminal_Psychology_Dispatch_]

Richard Farley is a "Rejected" type of a stalker. Often they pursue a former partner, want a reconciliation and/or desire revenge, often have a criminal history of assault. These are the most dangerous type as they are driven by revenge.

[@PlusVK22]

People victim blaming and saying she should have taken action this and that but Laura was afraid to take serious action because unfortunately the reality is sometimes that can make it worse, too. I think she got a restraining order and told her boss, which aggravated him more. So she did try. It was a lose lose situation because he was crazy.

[@mynamisstar1751]

She has smiley talk. She smile when she talk. And people blaming her being to nice with anybody. What the hell.

[@nataliiaperesada7550]

My opinion is that Richard is the one to blame for what happened, not Laura at all.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Absolutely correct! That dick (no pun intended) had only himself to blame. HE got delinquent on his taxes, HE lost his home, HE became broke, HE went and bought the guns, the ammunition, and the RV, HE shot his way into the building, HE killed seven people, HE did it all! It was his own fault, and Laura was under no obligation whatsoever to accept a date with him! Too bad!

[@filoboy88]

Only just watched stalking Laura but just disgraceful from that family victim blaming. Workplaces obviously didn’t take workplace harassment as seriously back then.

[@shayshaykidd1740]

No means no

[@plantsheal-pflanzenheilkun6424]

Very tragic story indeed. Can't help but noticing a kind of smile on Miss Laura Black. No idea about the details of what happened between them but blaming the relatives ain't solving anything as well. Guess they had their fair share already

[@jabarlovette5859]

I want someone to upload the picture real life of Glenda Moritz who was victim and dies

[@PaulLancaster-hj3kx]

Farley has been on death row since 1991, 33 years, he killed 7 innocent victims and injured 4. Guilt is certain why has he not been executed, what kind of justice system do you have in America.

[@philipdalton1000s]

Where can I find the full episode of this please?

[@msnandimarie7023]

I'm watching on Tubi. Brooke Shields plays Laura Black.

[@deew7014]

Don’t you just love it when people blame the victim ? 😡

[@Deborahtunes]

Why is he still living?

[@robertwall3892]

I looked it up. He is still alive. Is Laura still alive? He still try and contact her I wonder

[@basilkandidate]

"I'm incapable of being a decent human being because I refuse to lose my sense of entitlement, narcissism, and self-absorption. I'm pathetic and insecure, and hate women, and I know I'm not good enough for, but want to possess."

[@merrytwentyfirst6671]

Wow Laura is a really beautiful and strong lady , i hope she has a good life now

[@jameswallwork2493]

Why in the hell are you blaming Laura she didn't choose this good lord woman

[@abundantlyblessednocap472]

They’re wron* for blaming her! It’s sad he’s still alive!

[@dineshapunchihewa1228]

As someone who was a stalking victim , I know very well Laura was not at fault. These stalkers do not need any encouragement. I think those females who blame her are jealous of her. She was portrayed by Brook Shields.

[@carpentershub1726]

Blaming a woman likely because she’s a beautiful one.

[@jackiewoodward327]

It's ridiculous to blame her at all. She tried. She tried everything that was available at that time. It's always easy to second guess when it's not something you have actually been through

[@thomasmurphy3021]

That is way before the police vehicles are SUVS

[@ardila7119]

Nothing would have stopped this misfit from killing, no matter how many complaints to the police and HR. of the company, he would have done what he did, however, a restraining order could have been used to warn everyone of this crazy man. Although I still don't think there was much done, the action as such of a restraining order shows a warning sign that should always be taken, this shows how women need guidance from a young age to understand that these things are not normal and that they are not You should tolerate these behaviors, it is not okay to be harassed, but I understand that many women, including me. Before, a few years ago, we did not understand that and we thought that these behaviors were normal. Before we were very naive and we didn't think that it could get worse, now with these types of movies and similar events we understand it, and also as Lora says in the interview: we must take action, we must educate our young people, whether male or female. to take timely action against harassment

[@MsDisneylandlover]

The movie brought me here

[@AsumanAvci-m7w]

I don't like this woman. She smiles while so much people died . I think she bullied him

[@jessicavilt7583]

These people are disgusting and a disgrace. It's not Laura's fault . It's rhat crazy guys fault . She said no she wanted to be left alone and of course he didnt take no for an answer. There's alot of crazy people in this world and some people don't understand the word no. He stalked her , shot people . Did she say oh stalk me or oh go ahead and shoot people no she didn't. So for those that r blaming her shut up and get a life .

[@chriscanada3809]

WTF!? Her colleague and the families blame Laura? This man was deranged bottom line. It was Richards fault and the law couldn’t protect Laura. And her employer could’ve done more to protect everyone. They knew what he was capable of doing.

[@vivianchavez29]

is this woman still alive?

[@lizbazzy5]

yes she is

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

And so is Richard Farley. He will turn 74 years of age on Monday. He's still on death row after all these years. _(7/21/2022)_

[@tias.6675]

Yes, and young as heck. I was expecting her to be well into her 60s now.

[@ReturnOfTheJ.D.]

I suspect that when they reviewed the case, they found that she was not necessarily responsible for the murders but behaved in a way that provoked anger. That's the only reason they haven't carried out the death penalty on him 36 years later because I think if she was completely innocent, he would have been killed by now.

[@sindyarce5107]

So he’s still alive in prison that’s where my taxes are going smdh

[@blessedtksgod5401]

A família das vítimas culpam a Laura por ela não ter dado uma chance ao Richard???? Meu Deus!!!! Surreal isso! 😂

[@sherryleigh9809]

What the hell do they have Laura Black to blame for? She did nothing to encourage him.

[@emp0rizzle]

Farley was right. The Togo's #26 really is their best sandwich.

[@aseelmageed9639]

I thought Richard as a psycho, was copying the choice of Laura in the film as he is kind of a man that is ready to love what Laura loves.

[@tias.6675]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MisterMister5893]

Just watched the movie with Brooke Shields.

[@ForeverLuxeDesigns]

The first incel movie

[@katiecurrie9709]

YOU SUCK

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

Laura should have gotten a boyfriend and big one at that cause Farley ain't no small guy. She was not smart enough to find a boyfriend in a 4 year span. Good looking girls always get the good looking guys Seen it all my life. Btw, my ex gf was named Laura and she dumped me and I had to take it like a man and move on. Marriage and relationships are not easy. 50/50 prop.

[@adedamolaadeleke1316]

The weekend is exciting

[@OoGehleeGehlee3]

Mental

[@artvandelay19]

@4:08 FVCK IT! WE'LL DO IT LIVE!!!

[@katiecurrie9709]

TELL YOUR RELITIVES TO SHUTUP

[@Purplehearts0515]

Richard murdered all those innocent people because he knew Laura would be blamed for not wanting to deal with him even though that still didn’t give him a right to end the lives of others.

[@jackistarrsettles8213]

I BEEN SAID IT WAS HER FAULT WHEN I SAW THIS MOVIE YEEEEEEARS AGO 🤨🤨🤨🤨 IJS

[@sarannec1282]

Why is she smiling while she tells her story.

[@dixienormous6969]

Smiling can be a sign of nervousness. Sometimes I smile uncontrollably or laugh when I feel uncomfortable 🗿

[@laetitia7630]

Maybe because it's a very old story (1988)

[@Femmefatale1990]

it's nervousness and uneasiness.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Human nature, everybody. That's all it is. _(5/4/2023)_

[@gogogetter]

I do this when I’m talking about something very uncomfortable or traumatic for me. I was told it’s nervousness.

[@yausssecre8425]

There is something strange about her that i noticed directly when i saw her in the clip. There were 7 people who lost their life! her colleagues and she is sitting there and smirking while she talk about this. I dont want to judge but my theory is that she flirted with richard in the beginning and playing mind games to get attention/validation and then rejected him when he asked her out. And then did this a few more times but stopped when she realized she did it to the wrong person after maybe a month or two of knowing him she started to play innocent. Even the older woman in the video critizise her insinuating she liked attention.

[@DruzenjeSplit-nn2um]

She is most probably a narcissist considering all that smirking

[@77Creation]

Farley's family explains why he turned out the way he did. She seems a bit to pleased to tell her story. Probably a dark triad type too. Lots of women brag about having a stalker because they love the attention. It's fun until it isn't. Rest in Peace to the victims.

[@LaraCroftEyes1]

Sek help.

[@braedon1986]

"Loneliness is the greatest disease in the world today." - Mother Teresa

[@1nhonho]

This wasn't about loneliness. He even got a girlfriend. This was a power trip as the guy said.

[@oolayvar5684]

Laura's face during the interview seems smiling.. fishy

[@adedamolaadeleke1316]

Well next month christmas

[@eagleeye8920]

As a man, I accept that a woman rejects my feelings, but I do not accept that she belittles me, especially in front of people, as happened in the real story (not the movie). The man’s revenge in this incident was for his dignity, not because she did not accept it.

[@aredmagicmarkersisracist]

I'm just like Laura. I'm so beautiful that every man in the world wants to stalk me.

[@janebutterfly9450]

Wow ridiculous of those relatives! Yes I get they’re hurting but Laura was a victim and back then the times were awful to women! Women can barely be protected now, so I can’t imagine how bad it was back then! She complained to her work constantly about him and they didn’t care until it was too late.

[@katiecurrie9709]

YOU ARE GOING TO DIE ANYWAY SO KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT I HOPE ALL OF YOUR GOD DAM RELATIVES GET SICK WITH SOMETHING I AM VERY ANGRY ABOUT THIS CRAP I AM NOT FORGIVINGANYONE FOR THIS DAM MURDER ITS NOT HER FAULT YOUR RELATIVES ARE SO SELFESS IM NOT FORGING ANY OF YOU FOR THIS CRIME I DONT CARE IF YOUR LOVED ONES ARE DEAD

[@IceQueenVanessa]

“No, I don’t feel sorry for her” 😂 one thing is to think it but not say it to the world!😵 Altho Laura’s “pride” cost innocent by stander’s lives , thats the part that isnt right (as a result)

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

these ppl worked for a defense contractor not sorry

[@satya.sneha2]

It's not Laura's fault....I agree... But then the way she is smiling wide and recalling that macabre incident, is just being so insensitive to the victims ....who lost their lives because of her stalker...😢

[@moonlighthugsandbugs]

No. She has every right to smile and see it almost as a twisted fcked up story. She did her part, SEVERAL times and NO ONE took it seriously. I'm sure she feels sorry for those who lost their lives but it wouldn't surprise me if it was one of those things that you can't help but Crack a smile at. Like "Yeah, I survived that. I told everyone he was crazy they didn't listen to me.😄" it sounds more cold and heartless when typed but I can understand it.

[@belgicarivera4002]

The only thing i have to say against Laura is that she waited too long. She should have taken the situation more seriously. Other than that, she's not at fault.

[@moonlighthugsandbugs]

She didn't wait long. Stop blaming women for unhinged men. She did her job, especially at a time where women were significantly overlooked.

[@belgicarivera4002]

@@moonlighthugsandbugs if I'm not mistaken, it took a while. I'm not blaming her. I was very clear in my comments.

[@verabolton]

It's easy to be clever with hindsight. But when a victim does take action in time, people laugh at them saying they overreact. Believe me, it's not that easy.

[@jeanettesdaughter]

You’re misreading their grief as blaming. Four years IS a very long time to tolerate stalking and threats and EVERYONE knew about it. No one cared enough about her as a person or respected her absolute right to be free of unwanted attentions on the job and in the community. She says it wasn’t against thelaw at the time! Well neither was slavery in the mid 19th century but I’d still be picking cotton under the lash had there been no abolitionists and no runaways: no fighting back against an obscene injustice! Ladies, better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6. And to continue to work at a place of death and carelessness bordering on collusion - that I find pathological. I am not sad to say it but until women weaponize against people who threaten their lives, we will continue as victims, potential victims and living in constant fear. So stop the shaming of the families of those who were murdered because of the failure of the community and the law to respect and protect a woman’s human rights from a sociopath. I see cowardice here on the part of many and pro male bias that tolerates if not totally encourages violence against women. For instance. A woman named Melissa Alexander was being threatened and harassed by her ex husband. She weaponized, fired a warning shot when he invaded her home. For that, brandishing a weapon she was sentenced to ten years in a Florida prison. It took nearly half those years to have that idiotic sentence overturned. Terrible outcome for her. But she is not dead and her children, too are alive. And the perpetrator wasn’t even wounded. Clearly there is a perception that women do not have the right to defend themselves as men do, standing their ground and what not. And evidently, many women believe that as well. I say do not do what Laura did: Nothing. Too little . Too late. Sorry for her is an Inane and irrelevant question that serves no purpose but sensationalism. What have we learned; what’s the takeaway, what could everyone involved have done differently ⁉️ Take action at the risk of the wrong action - take action. Stay alive to sort out that which could have been done better. The first law is self preservation.

[@skel760]

Stop shaming the families?! Their blaming a harassed woman from a man who wouldn’t take NO. He made her life miserable. Shame on them! She “tolerated”. SMDH. The poor woman has to change her address 4x while working under duress from this sicko. Why should she have to quit her dream job and move because this guy can’t behave like a man?

[@carpentershub1726]

Actually the fact Laura was able to “tolerate” such inappropriate and unjust behaviour shows how strong she was at a time stalking was not against the law. If she had backed down, the stalking would have ended earlier. She did not tolerate the stalking for four years; she stood up to it to in the best way she could and unfortunately, she had to endure being stalked for four years until it finally ended by her being shot.

[@DrusMomma]

Obviously this is not Lauras fault however i agree with the victims families. She should’ve taken action sooner, 4 years is a long time.