Outfit: Black leather hoodie, black jeans, and black hunting bootsĭistinguishing Features: Black skull mask It has been theorized that Rabbit Stalker is the ringmaster and that The Watcher has been his proxy for other deeds. All they know is that he possibly works with dark web hackers, like the infamous Rabbit Stalker. Despite, the police effort, they can’t find who he is. He has victimized even celebrities to do anything for him. The evidence also was soon stolen and was never found again.ĭue to this, many citizens from Los Angeles fear for their lives, because The Watcher can victimize anyone. Soon, there was evidence that his full name was Alexander Miller, nevertheless, the person who sent the evidence was soon murdered in their own house. They were able to find a family of suspects with the oldest son possibly being The Watcher, however, the family soon left the town before the police were able to investigate further. The police were able to catch some suspects to who can possibly be The Watcher, however they were always wrong. It was started by his great grandfather possibly back in the early 1970s due to the fact the police were able to find similar stalking patterns with a different man. All that is known, is that it is a family tradition. However, the victims can never track down his phone, since his phone number varies because he tends to use prepaid phones. He tends to send a series of letters towards his victims or sends them text messages. He blackmails them, threatens to expose them, murder them, or leaks any personal information about them. All that is known from him, is that he stalks any victims, from families, teenagers, to even politicians to do his bidding. Goal/Reason to Kill: Unknown/Family Tradition (?)īackstory: The Watcher is not really known, he is a mysterious person who stalks.
Stalks his victims then kill them in their own house.
Stalks/hacks his victims and drives them to suicide.
Meaning to Name: He watches over people and stalks themĬurrent Residence: Los Angeles, California
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