Federal prosecutors have charged a Massachusetts man with cyberstalking the wife of a prominent political adviser, alleging repeated online harassment targeting the victim. The indictment follows an investigation into coordinated digital threats, including the dissemination of personal information and coordinated messages intended to intimidate. Authorities describe the alleged behavior as part of a broader pattern of abusive online conduct, raising concerns about privacy and digital safety. The case highlights growing legal scrutiny over cyberstalking and its impact on public figures and their families.
Federal prosecutors indicted Massachusetts resident John Anthony Proia III, 41, for cyberstalking Katie Miller, wife of Trump adviser Stephen Miller.
