'In the most inappropriate places': Suspected reindeer baby tracker now accused of following British politician years before Richard Gadd drama

Lina Portman1 week ago

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According to Richard Gadd Baby reindeer became available to those who have a Netflix subscriptionit became a runaway success, even earning a place among the most-watched TV series debuts alongside other big shows like Wednesday, Strange things, And The Bridgerton Chronicle. However, in recent weeks, the so-called real woman the show is about has appeared out of nowhere. search millions at Netflix for making incorrect statements about him. The latest development involves a Scottish politician who claims the woman is his own former stalker.

When George Galloway arrived Piers Morgan uncensored On Wednesday, the former British MP said he recognized Fiona Muir-Harvey when she appeared on Morgan's show last month, from when she apparently stalked him from the late 1990s. 1980, shortly after he was elected MP for Glasgow Hillhead for the Labor Party. In his words:

Suddenly, I found this obsessive woman among me, and everywhere I turned, she was there. And, at first, I thought he liked me, but it turned out he liked my work. And so, she was one of my relentless and physical stalkers, up close and personal. And I am ready to testify to it.

Galloway says she was “on his case forever” and showed up at his office often. As he continued:

She called me hundreds of times and showed up probably hundreds of times in the most inappropriate places.

The politician claimed Muir-Harvey never threatened him, but he feared her “obsessive” nature would “hurt” him. Galloway explained that she was “just in my life when I didn't want her to be” before saying he last saw her in the early 1990s, before recently. He saw her again on Morgan's show, in the same seat he was sitting in when he made his allegations.

Baby reindeer was created by and stars Richard Gadd, who plays a bartender named Donny Dunn, who begins to be stalked by a woman named Martha in person and online and the character's male sexual assaulter. As the first episode suggests, this is apparently a “true story.” The series quickly became one of best shows on Netflixeven receive praise from Stephen King who called it “one of the best things” he had “ever” seen in an article he wrote for The Times of London.

Fiona Muir-Harvey is currently seeking $170 million from Netflix in damages relating to the series, particularly over the show's claims that she was imprisoned for stalking. The lawsuit comes after Gadd asked fans not to research the identity of the harasser on the TV show.

Following Galloway's allegations, we will have to see how the Baby reindeer controversy and lawsuits continue. For now, all episodes of the limited series are now streaming.