Apple wins injunction against woman who stalked Tim Cook for a year, posed as his wife and mother of his children

Apple recently received a restraining order against 45 year old a Virginia woman who turned out to be a stalker of Tim Cook.

What's wrong with her?

As it turned out, the woman pursued the head of Apple for a whole year. On Twitter, she took the surname "Cook", introduced herself as his wife and even stated that she gave birth to twins from Tim Cook. And this despite the fact that the CEO of the company does not hide the fact that he is gay.

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— Julia Lee Cook (@JuliaLeeChoi1) October 31, 2020

Between October and mid-November 2020, a woman sent about 200 emails to Cook, which Apple called a threatening tone. In the letters, she expressed her desire to have sexual relations with Cook, and after a while she attached a photo of a pistol with cartridges to the letter.

Also, the "fan" registered fake companies with extremely offensive names in California, Virginia and New York. Tim Cook was listed in them either as a corporate officer, or as a director or agent.

And in October 2021, a woman found the house of her “victim” in Palo Alto. The guards did not let the uninvited guest in, but she continued to watch the house from the car. When the police had to be called, the woman tried to run away. As a result, her car was only confiscated due to expired driver's license. After that, a resident of Virginia demanded hundreds of millions of dollars from the head of Apple.

The court banned the woman from carrying a gun, approaching any Apple employee, including Tim Cook, entering any Apple property, or visiting Cook's residence in Palo Alto.

A source: The Mercury News