The alleged stalker of "Bad Blood" singer Taylor Swift was arrested when he followed the "Bad Blood" singer Texas. The stalker followed the multi-Grammy award artist's motorcade last October 22 from Texas airport.
Frank Andrew Hoover, the name of the alleged stalker of Taylor Swift, violated the protective order which was issued by Kansas. The order was set for him to be at least 500 feet away from the "Shake it Off" singer, Daily Mail reports.
The allegations were made the stalker of Taylor Swift went 50 feet near her in the airport. She and her parents were about to board the private jet that picked them when the singer's bodyguard spotted Hoover, E! News reported.
The hangar employees at the airport said that Hoover wanted to escort Taylor Swift to the jet and take a photo of her. He also stated that he wanted to be with her always, wherever she goes. Luckily, Swift's bodyguards caught their eye on him.
The stalking was said to start when Taylor Swift received "unsettling and threatening emails" from the stalker. He had sent the Swift's at least 30 emails starting from August 28 to October of this year.
The most recent was an email to Swift's father that included "God is going to kill all the Swifts, and then the issue will go away." He even added in another email that his goal and life and he must not stop.
Taylor Swift's stalker was held on Friday, and the Hoover doesn't have an attorney, yet. The bond for his case is at $100,000.
This isn't the first time that a stalker of the "Blank Space" singer was caught. Back in 2012, Jacob Nicholas Kulke was caught climbing a fence said to be linked to the home of the artist, reportedly Billboard.
Taylor Swift haven't issued any comment or statement regarding the matters.
