A shocking story of relentless harassment: Michael Davies, a convicted sex offender, took a twisted path of revenge against his teenage victim. After serving time for sexually assaulting her on a bus, Davies began a six-year stalking campaign that left her living in fear. Using fake Facebook accounts, he bombarded her with threatening messages, even involving her family and using her correct address to intimidate her further.
In a cruel twist, Davies sent messages under a false name before revealing his identity, issuing disturbing threats and maintaining a sinister presence in her life long after his prison release. His actions shattered the victim’s sense of security, leaving deep emotional scars and an enduring sense of dread.
Davies was finally brought to justice at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court, where he was sentenced to four years and four months in prison, with an extended licence period. The court imposed a sexual harm prevention order to curb his ability to re-offend, underscoring the grave concerns he poses to public safety.
The victim bravely shared her ordeal in court, expressing the profound and lasting impact of Davies’ relentless campaign of fear. Her experience sheds light on the devastating effects of stalking and the urgent need for protective measures.
Let this be a reminder of the courage it takes to speak out and the importance of justice for victims of such heinous crimes. Stay vigilant and supportive towards those around you who might need help. #JusticeServed #SupportSurvivors
