Two victims, who the BBC introduced to a minister to share their experiences, said it was about time. Ashley, from Washington, said she was not consulted about the alteration, which is now one of the aspects of the law she wants to change. As part of her contribution to the law review, Katherine says men like Hall should be given psychological support to stop their obsessive behaviour. The review is "vital", the MP added, to "make sure our laws are strong and bold enough to protect victims and track down perpetrators". Alice was 24 when her ex-boyfriend Trimaan Dhillon murdered her in her Gateshead home in 2016 after a campaign of stalking.