Suspected stalker reportedly prowls Makati CBD malls

“Payapa kami nag-window shopping ng best friend ko tapos may sumusunod sa’min. At first hindi ko napansin pero nung sinabi sakin ng [best friend] ko doon ko na-notice. Sinundan ba naman kami 3rd to ground floor, kahit sa makeup section!” the user said in a post on November 10.

The user uploaded two clips of the alleged stalker. In one video, the man can be seen walking as the user confronts him, saying, “Can you stop following us? Can you stop?” The man momentarily looks at the camera before abruptly looking away.

The other video shows the same man apparently walking through the mall’s makeup section.

While the footage offers little to establish what actually happened, it has drawn attention to the allegations and prompted other women to share similar experiences. radar has not independently verified the claims or established the identity of the man in the videos.

The suspect is purported to be a foreigner with brown skin and a receding hairline. In the videos, he wears a green Adidas shirt, black shorts, and black sneakers.

Although the original poster said she saw the man at SM Makati, other Threads users claimed to have encountered him at nearby malls in the business district.

“I also encountered the same two and a half months ago at Glorietta. I was alone doing errands when a random Asian guy approached me (…) Sinundan niya pala ako,” another Threads user said.

Another commenter claimed to have also seen the man at Bonifacio Global City (BGC).

“[May magkapatid] na sinundan sa BGC. Kahit saan sila pumunta andun yung guy. They ended up staying at TGI Friday’s para magpalipas ng oras and andun din daw yung guy sa waiting area,” the user said.

Anyone who feels they are being followed in a mall is advised to avoid confronting the suspected stalker alone. Instead, they can approach mall security personnel or guards, move to a crowded area, and ask for assistance. They should also report the incident to the police and provide any available details, including photos or videos, if it is safe to do so.