She was showing the investigators all the evidence she had. After leaving her mom’s house, Finn, Allegra, and the investigators sat in a twenty-four-hour diner and produced a timeline of all the events. They had explained how tricky it was to prosecute stalkers because victims tended to be in denial for so long that they hadn’t collected enough evidence for an arrest.Allegra had turned over phone records, text messages, and emails. The NYPD sent a copy of their file, and Damien pushed for the investigators to go with a crew to her old house and look for more evidence.“She said she heard things. I think you should fingerprint the place,” Damien told the group.“It’s been over a month,” one of the investigators stated nonjudgmentally.“I still own the house. It’s just been sitting empty. No one should have been in it since I left. I hadn’t even sent the cleaning crew in. I just wanted to pretend it never existed. Thinking about the house brought back the fears. I had nightmares about someone in my house while I tried to sleep,”
