Woman claims real alleged 'baby reindeer' stalker terrorized her years ago

A lawyer is speaking out on 'Piers Morgan Uncensored,' alleging that the woman who allegedly stalked 'Baby Reindeer's' Richard Gadd also terrorized her.

Piers Morgan spoke to Laura Wray, who hired Fiona Harvey as an intern at her company. She claims Harvey stayed at the company for two weeks, but stalked and harassed her for about five years.

The interview comes as Fiona is suing Netflix for $170 million in damages and weeks after her appearance on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” denying how she was characterized on the show. In her lawsuit, she accuses Netflix of defamation, emotional distress, negligence and violations of her right of publicity.

Wray told Morgan that she still felt “threatened” by Fiona today, after learning that Fiona was looking to buy a house in a nearby town.

“I feel threatened, I always felt threatened by her because I never knew what she was capable of,” Laura explained.

Detailing what happened while Fiona worked for her company, Laura said: “She was rude to staff. She yelled at people. It was inappropriate. She threw a book across the desk and hit someone with it. She attempted to follow a male staff member home. I was horrified.

At one point, Laura said: “She went absolutely crazy and started shouting at me, kind of like in the first episode of Richard Gadd's show.”

The situation escalated and Wray said she returned from a trip to London to find “adults in tears!” Wray said staff were “terrified of harming them.” That’s when I said to myself, “I can’t do this anymore!” »

When Wray tried to fire her, Fiona told him “I'm not leaving” and “started yelling and screaming”. Eventually, Laura and another staff member had to “pull her out of the office.”

After this, Fiona allegedly began leaving messages similar to those she sent to Richard Gadd.

“Every day I came into the office and the answering machine was full of messages, all from her. All menacing, nasty… 'I'm going to get you. You're not going to get away with this.

Wray added: “She did this for almost five years. »

The alleged harassment went beyond the messages. Harvey allegedly contacted other lawyers, disparaging Wray and his firm. When Wray took classes at a university, she claims Fiona showed up, even though Harvey wasn't enrolled.

Wray's late husband was a Scottish politician, who also accused Harvey of targeting their family.

When Wray reported Fiona at college, Fiona allegedly reported Wray and her husband for child abuse.

“She made five complaints to the social work department, finally yelling at them on the phone and demanding that my severely disabled son be taken into care,” Wray said.

At this point, Wray said “enough is enough” and she was able to obtain a one-year interim ban, similar to a temporary restraining order in the United States.

Laura said after that she hadn't heard from Fiona for 22 years, adding: “She's gone”, calling it an “absolute relief”.

During Fiona's appearance on the show, she claimed that the Netflix show fabricated the facts and that she had never been convicted of stalking in the past.

Although Wray's case made headlines, the lawyer confirmed that Harvey did not serve his sentence, at least in his case.

As for whether she was fired from that law firm, Harvey insisted: “I walked. His staff was really very rude to me.

“Extra's” Billy Bush spoke with Piers after this interview. Did he believe everything Fiona had to say?

“I think she has every right to express herself,” Morgan said, adding, “Did I believe everything she told me? No!”