This slew of information that Vijapura researched was used to intimidate his victims by regurgitating details about themselves to themselves while he stalked them. Police discovered his email was linked to at least 28 different social media accounts between June 2020 to January 2021 when he was arrested.

When he was blocked by a victim on one account, he would start another and use the new unknown account to continue to message them.

Vijapura used multiple usernames across different social media platforms to anonymously stalk and message his victims. He sent a third victim laughing emojis after a graphic message.Īll of these victims were strangers, yet Vijapura paid at least £500 to use research sites such as .uk and 192.com to find out about their lives to strike fear into them, police said. He told another victim that his assault would render her “completely unconscious”. In one message to a victim he told her that he would rape her at her home address and film the assault so that it would go viral. Notes on Vijapura’s phone found typed essays detailing sexual abuse and rape fantasies which he had sent out to some victims. In his online posts, Vijapura tried to justify why he would prefer to rape someone rather than have consensual sex. Police also found eight excel spreadsheets with lists of 191 names, home addresses, genders, dates of births, phone numbers, names of relatives and Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram usernames among his stash of digital files. Vishaal Vijapura, 28, used multiple aliases to contact victims and even paid hundreds of pounds to ancestry and address tracing websites to get information on his targets. A stalker created a ‘rape list’ with the names of nearly 200 potential victims then put it on social media and later created a post titled 'why rape is better than sex'.

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