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I am NOT OOP, OOP is u/Any-Jello-9719 Originally posted to r/creepyencounters I (24F) think I’m being stalked - and I can’t tell by how many people Original Post: March 7, 2026 Reposted to break up text wall. Burner account, obviously. I know the title sounds paranoid, but please bear with me. I work full-time at a public university in the US as an office manager and am enrolled in grad school at the same institution. I graduate this May. I have in-person night classes three days a week that start right after I get off work. My apartment is on the first floor of a complex about 10 minutes away. Over the past few months, I’ve had numerous bizarre occurrences around my home and workplace. The first, to my knowledge, was in September, and was something my neighbor across the hall (very sweet older woman) told me. A man was banging on my door for around an hour just after midnight. I was not home. My neighbor poked her head out to ask him what was going on, and he said he was a door dasher (with no food or bags in his hands, apparently). My neighbor watched him through the peephole and told me he tried the doorknob multiple times. No Ring camera or anything - so no footage. As far as I know, he didn’t come back, but I’ve also had three or four instances over this several-month period where someone knocked on my bedroom window (blackout curtains always closed) late at night loud enough to wake me and my tiny dog. Never saw who it was. In October, a woman came to my sliding glass door about a month later demanding to come in because her stolen “device” had apparently been pinging my apartment. When I refused, she called the Sheriff’s department. The deputy who came asked me a couple questions and left, but did confirm that a device was pinging my apartment. Never found out if she meant a phone or what. The woman hung out in the parking lot before leaving a few minutes later. Obviously I’ve never stolen any phone, so I was completely bewildered. Never saw her again. In December, things came to a head when I found a plug-in GPS tracker in the OBD (editor’s note: On-Board Diagnostics) port under my dashboard. Car dealership where it got serviced last said they didn’t use that brand (LandAirSea, and yes I have the model and serial#) and didn’t perform any services that would have warranted putting it in there. I called the cops and they just wrote down a few details and left. University police were also informed since the tracker was *probably* placed either on campus or at my apartment. The tracker was the biggest red flag. I never check my OBD port, so I have no idea how long it was there. I told my unit director, and he offered to subtly remove mentions of me around the office and on the website, which I accepted. I am, however, posted up at the office front desk for like 80% of my day. This past Tuesday, right before I left for lunch, a middle-aged man came into the office wearing a hairnet, surgical mask, hoodie, and sunglasses. He claimed to be a prospective student and had questions about FAFSA. He was extremely hard to understand. I directed him to the financial aid office across campus, and he kept asking questions that our office cannot answer. I thought sure, fine, maybe harmless and just not all there mentally. He walks over to our coffee machine (not for communal use btw but I didn’t want to be a bitch) and just starts making coffee. He’s still there when I leave and one of my staff watches the desk while I’m out. When I return from lunch, he’s gone, but walks in after me a few minutes later and just sits in the lobby on his phone before getting up to leave almost immediately. I was off work Wednesday and Thursday, so I came in Friday. I felt like giving my mostly-undergrad staff a break so I gave them permission to head home early, inadvertently leaving me alone in the office. The man came back wearing the exact same clothes, mask, hairnet, and sunglasses within 5 minutes of the office clearing out. Our office is technically open to the public, but isn’t really public-facing, and he had no reason for being there, especially that late in the day. He came in, barely acknowledged me, and said he was going to bring back bottled water for our coffee machine. He left again. I’m very creeped out by this so I messaged my director (working remotely) and he got an IT guy from the adjacent building to come over with his laptop to keep my company. I explain the situation, and he said he’d stay with me till close. He settles in my director’s office just around the corner, but it still looked like I was alone. The man does come back without water, and leans against the desk trying to start a conversation with me. IT guy comes around the corner and stands between me and him, and he quickly changes the subject and asks about financial aid again (for the fourth time in as many days) before being directed away and leaving immediately. I’m strongly considering informing campus police about this. Like I said, they already know about the tracker. I have had problems in the past during my undergrad years at a different institution with men and a woman being creepy towards me, but nothing to this level. I have no idea what to do. I can’t tell what’s isolated and what’s connected. My family lives an hour away and has been no help at all. I have a sinking feeling that things are going to escalate. Any advice on what I should do or change at home, work, or elsewhere is appreciated. I’m open to further questions. Relevant / Top Comments Downvoted Commenter: It is all isolated. Please speak with a psychiatrist. OOP: I’m not going to have a psychotic break. Other people close to me have told me that this is all weird and I was right to report it Commenter 1: Buy security cameras or a ring camera for the front door. Tasers are cheap on Amazon and there’s companies that sell knives disguised as pens or combs, I have several of those. You might also wanna check out those devices that reveal/ping on electronics secretly placed in apartments/houses to record people. What did the woman look like who came to your sliding door? OOP: I remember her being very skinny and tanned with hair dyed platinum blonde. I also have a gun that I CC pretty much wherever it’s legal, but never on campus. Commenter 2: Get a friend it neighbor to check in on you every day. Can you vary the way you go home every day? OOP: It’s pretty much a straight shot home but I can take the longer route or zigzag a little. Unfortunately it’s highly likely that the tracker logged my workplace and home already. Commenter 3: Definitely inform campus police to start your paper trail. I’m very paranoid when it comes to any paperwork, so I’d ask for copies of the police report regarding that lady, and ask for a copy after you tell campus police. Make sure it’s in writing about the tracker, too. Are there cameras in the office, also? OOP: Both county and campus police know all there is to know about the tracker, but are yet to be filled in on the office visitor. The hallway cameras will have captured what he was doing in the building, but not in the office itself. Commenter 4: was a victim of stalking by an ex for over two years. Do you have anyone in your past that was abusive or took a breakup hard? Anyone with access to "flying monkeys"? The tracker is most concerning to me. If you found one, there might be another. I had two on my car. One of them was under the driver's seat. Never did find the other one before the ex made the car go bye bye. (Took it from in front of the courthouse by the way, while I was inside filing a restraining order). He even had another ex of his who he reconciled with, stalk me. Weird af, eh? The tracker I found under the seat was a small, white unmarked box that looked like it belonged with the car. Wired in but what clued me in was duct tape on the wiring around the side of the seat. I would also have your apartment checked for bugs. Be aware of conversations you have with others, and if someone brings up an off the wall topic that you've spoken with someone else about in the recent time frame, sure sign of a bug. Cell phones can also be bugged these days and you don't have to click on any links or answer any calls to have it happen. You need cameras for sure, and enforcers for your doors. Check the screws on the wall part of the door. If they're the short screws then re-enforce with long screws. Amazon also sells gadgets that go from door handle to floor, and will make it harder for anyone to get in. If you have sliding glass doors, put a 2x4 in the slider when the door is shut to prevent entry. Do the same with your windows if possible. Keep "Fo Bats" in every room. (Baseball bats for their grill. 😏) Protect yourself. Document everything. I still don't leave my home with less than three self protection items ON MY PERSON in different locations. Pepper spray is worthless by the way. I doused the crap out of him one night and he was still able to get ahold of me and sit on me before it started affecting him. He could have killed me in the time it took. When walking through parking lots keep your shoulders back and your head on a swivel. Make sustained eye contact with anyone that makes you feel off. You got this but you have to do the heavy lifting right now. The universe will take care of the rest. OOP: Car seems to be clear of anything else, as is my apartment. Had a friend search them up and down with me. I don’t think there’s anyone in my past who would do this, so I think it was someone I’m not close with or a total stranger. I also have a gun that I always CC except on campus. I trust it over pepper spray any day but I have no choice but to invest in nonlethal for work. Sorry to hear you had such a horrible experience :( Commenter 5: The invisible man is highly suspicious and you should definitely report him. Mask, hairnet, hoodie, and sunglasses, in a non-public area and not giving good reason to be there, is huge cause for concern. I suggest a doorbell and dashcam camera, and get someone you trust to walk you to and from your car at work. The random woman incident may or may not be related, but you did the right thing to remain cautious. The window knocking could also just be idiots, but again you are right to ignore it just in case.   Update: March 19, 2026 (nearly two weeks later) [UPDATE] I (24F) think I’m being stalked - and I can’t tell by how many people Hey everyone. I am alive and well, but not exactly relieved. I got a lot of great advice on my first post and wanted to let you know what all has happened and what I’ve done. It’s been a lot. The two incidents that I and most everyone else were concerned about were the tracker and the office visitor. First off, the owner of the tracker in my car has been identified and is TOTALLY harmless. I called LandAirSea, and they told me that it was, in fact, the car dealership’s device that somehow kept getting unplugged and plugged back in (I guess they assumed it was mine) every time it was serviced. When I initially called them in December, the dealership swore up and down it wasn’t theirs, so I’m really irritated that they were so adamant in their denial. The LandAirSea rep I spoke to was very understanding as to why this would be concerning, and even said he was surprised the police didn’t subpoena the company when I reported it. Regardless, that at least crosses the tracker off the list of issues. As for the office visitor, it’s unfortunately an ongoing concern that has escalated. I called campus police last Monday (3/9) and they explained that my director had reported the guy to them already the day before I made my first post. Police didn’t tell me much aside from the fact that his behavior seemed extremely unusual and that he disappeared once officers arrived to the building. They gave me the usual spiel about how I should call for a police escort if I feel unsafe. I had to get the rest from my director and one of my staff. Apparently, this guy had not only been hanging out around the building, but had been lingering for a long time on the bench just outside my office (I can’t see it where I’m sitting) at various points throughout the week, including when I was there. I also cleaned out that coffee machine thoroughly and put it in the back room. Doesn’t really look like he messed with it. He came back Friday (3/13) at almost exactly the same time as the previous week. By a stroke of sheer fucking luck, I was already in the back conference room before he saw me. I snapped the attached pic of him speaking to a male staff member at the desk and quietly locked myself in my director’s office (he was working remotely again). I called campus PD and texted my director. I could hear the man and my staff talking briefly and the guy left immediately. He didn’t linger like he does with me at the desk. Both the arriving office and the division leader (my director’s boss, whom my director alerted) arrived quickly and knocked on the door, obviously concerned. The officer communicated to me that he will be found and trespassed. He has not shown up in our public trespass warnings records, so I guess that went nowhere. That wasn’t the end of it. This Monday (3/16) we were expecting severe weather, so campus was closed and remote work was permitted. My director, however, decided to work from the office. He saw the man again, but this time he was accompanied by four or five other men in the halls. My director is a very large man, so they scattered quickly when he barked at them to leave. He told me all this in my 1-on-1 with him on Tuesday (3/17) morning. I still feel extremely uneasy about his apparent fixation on me - or at the very least, my office - and that he returned several times in alignment with my schedule. I’ve been having my boyfriend escort me to and from night classes and my office, and will leverage a police or male staff escort if he is ever unavailable. No activity from this man since Tuesday. Since making my first post, I did some work back at my apartment, as well. I asked the management office if my unit or building had a history of drug crime or any other reason it would be a point of interest (or at least, more so than any other unit in an already not-so-great neighborhood). The manager is a different one from when I signed my lease back in May and she found no notes about crime or suspicious activity in that unit. I did remember that I sometimes get mail addressed to someone who I presume is a previous occupant, but nothing in my OSINT repertoire (editor's note: Open Source INTelligence) came up with anything suspicious for his name (arrest records, obits, socials, etc.). I’ve also purchased some pepper spray, set up a Ring camera (I totally forgot I had one from when I moved in) and should be receiving a stun gun and window cams from Amazon soon. Planning a range date with my boyfriend to put a couple hundred rounds through my Glock, as well. But yeah that’s… the less-than-comforting update to this whole situation. At least the tracker is out of the way but I’m still so on edge with this guy and apparently the group he is/was in. I’m worried about what will happen if I run into him again, let alone that whole group. I don’t know what else to do besides literally never be alone ever. Relevant Comments Commenter 1: I would see about permanently working remote from home. If not an option, then your office needs to start locking its doors and letting people in by appointment ONLY. They are not taking enough precautions to keep you safe in my opinion. What happens if the next time there's a group and you're alone, or they're armed?? This is serious and doesn't seem to be handled as such by your company. Please update as you can and sending all the good vibes your way!! OOP: I was actually working remotely quite a bit before executive leadership started getting huffy about “office culture” and “showing up for our students” last year… so our remote options became very limited. University policy dictates that every office in our division is meant to be open to the public, and it’s going to be basically impossibly to convince higher ups to budge on that. The office door itself is a pushbar (you can see the end of it in the picture) and doesn’t lock from the inside. Basically, if a staff member is in the office, anyone can get in :/ Commenter 2: I was actually working remotely quite a bit before executive leadership started getting huffy about “office culture” and “showing up for our students” last year… so our remote options became very limited. I'd be very shocked if they couldn't make an exception for you though or at least try to find some alternate solution because everything especially with the man coming back with a group of other people is incredibly concerning. It couldn't hurt to ask. Also do you still think the man who's showing up is related to the lady who left a device in your home? Do you have any updates from the police on what her deal was? Best case scenario that was a massive coincidence meaning he wouldn't have your home address. Sending you good vibes as well and please stay safe. this is probably the most disturbing thing I've read on this sub. OOP: Yeah I have no clue who that lady was, but one thing I forgot to mention was that she initially asked who else lived with me (I said my boyfriend, which wasn’t true)… so that was a concerning opening question from her. She was the one who called the cops. I just gave a brief statement to the deputy who came. All he said was that a “device” was pinging my apartment, and when I suggested a unit nearby or upstairs he said it was definitely my exact unit. That was months ago and there have been no developments on that front. What will probably end up happening at work is me maxing out my allowed remote work time and scheduling my in-office time to align with as many other (preferably male) staff as possible. I’m already proposing that to my director. Higher ed is great but it can be a bitch to get the fossils at the top of the hierarchy to bend the rules THEY placed on us Commenter 3: Is there CCTV outside your building? Maybe they can track the guy from where he enters the campus? Also can I ask what kind of department you are in? Is there anything in your work that could be contentious or divisive? I saw your other post, and this sounds really scary. Please update us and stay safe OOP: It’s a very standard and non-contentious office you’d find in any university (think along the lines of admissions and enrollment). A lot of our buildings have poor external coverage but great hallway and stairwell coverage OOP should get a big dog OOP: I unfortunately don’t have the time or resources for a big dog :/ My Shih Tzu will have to do as a burglar alarm Commenter 4: A small yapper is an excellent alert system! I’d also suggest running through scenarios in your head if they do attempt to breach your apartment. Does your br door lock? Does it open inwards or outwards (if in, good, next think about the heaviest piece of furniture you have to barricade it - make sure it’s slide-able). Amazon sells these door locks that are easy to install and provide that extra level of security. If you google “Defender high security door locks” you will find it. For under $20 it’s really effective and we installed on our mbr door for extra peace of mind. OOP: Bedroom door locks and opens into the room. In December when I first found the tracker I panicked and brought in a living room chair to press against the door. I can’t do a whole lot of drilling since I rent, unfortunately, but as an extra layer of security my boyfriend has been sleeping over at my place a lot and I’ve slept at his on weekends. OOP attached a picture of the office visitor description of the picture: a person standing indoors near a doorway entrance. He is wearing a red hooded sweatshirt with the hood up, light gray sweatpants, and dark shoes. His body is turned slightly away from the camera, facing toward a wall or door, so his face is not visible.   DO NOT COMMENT IN LINKED POSTS OR MESSAGE OOPs – BoRU Rule #7 THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT OOP submitted by /u/Choice_Evidence1983 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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