June 26th 2024.
George Galloway, the renowned broadcaster and leader of the Workers Party of Britain, has come forward with a shocking revelation. In a recent interview on Piers Morgan's YouTube channel, Galloway claimed that he too was a victim of stalking, just like the character Martha in the popular Netflix show Baby Reindeer.
The 69-year-old MP for Rochdale shared his story in a clip from the upcoming show, where he revealed that the stalking incident happened several decades ago. He expressed his admiration for Morgan's interview with Fiona Harvey, who is believed to be the real-life inspiration behind the character of Martha in the show.
Galloway said he was "riveted" by the interview, which he described as a "masterclass" by Morgan. He also added that it took him back to the 1980s when stalking was a more personal experience, without the use of emails or texting. He explained that the stalker had to either call on a landline or show up at someone's door, and that's exactly what happened to him.
The politician shared that he was a member of the Labour Party in the Hillhead constituency in 1987 when he first encountered the "obsessive woman." At first, he thought she had a crush on him, but soon realized that she was after his job. Galloway described the stalker as relentless and physically present in his life, calling and showing up at his doorstep countless times.
When asked for a comment, Harvey's US attorney Richard Roth dismissed Galloway's claims, stating that they had no relevance to the current situation. He also added that Galloway had his own agenda and was making vague statements about being stalked "hundreds of times" forty years ago.
Harvey, who was interviewed by Morgan earlier this year, has been making headlines after fans believed that she was the real-life inspiration behind the character Martha in Baby Reindeer. In the interview, she was questioned about her relationship with Richard Gadd, and the incidents portrayed in the show.
Following the interview, Harvey claimed that she felt used by Morgan and was only paid £250 for the appearance, which she described as a "sparring match." She has since announced her intention to sue Netflix for $170,000,000 in damages and has been accused of stalking other famous faces as well.
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