Kirsty White, 28, from Cheshire, has been jailed after she admitted stalking a man who ended their relationship following an evening at a pub and a one night stand
A woman has been jailed for stalking a man who she had a one night stand with after meeting him at a pub.
Kirsty White, from Cheshire, stood outside his home and falsely accused him of being a “rapist, paedophile and woman beater” on April 18. The 28-year-old threatened him and told him not to contact the police. She made bank transfers to him so she could send secret messages, proclaiming her love for him. Other incidents included her posting his personal information on social media and harassing his family.
He was forced to flee his home with his parents and told police: ”As a result of this crime, I suffer severe anxiety and I am constantly looking behind my back. Kirsty had been staying with her father over the road from me and this has caused my family a lot of stress and put a stain on our relationship.
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“It caused me to become physically sick due to Kirsty constantly trying to contact me and also trying to get my attention. Kirsty has been messaging my family and friends asking for my address. I am very wary of other people due to this. It will take a lot to trust anyone.
“I have not been able to sleep over the last few months due to the constant worry of Kirsty turning up at my address or having someone sent around due to what Kirsty posted on Facebook, my name and number. It caused me a lot of stress and will affect any relationship I may have.”
He told how he had a panic attack after seeing someone he believed was White, reports Manchester Evening News. “It has taken over my life,” he added. “I feel I see Kirsty everywhere I go. I should not have to live like this. I feel very vulnerable. I have to constantly watch what I am doing, and who I am talking to. I feel she is constantly trying to ruin my life.”
At Warrington magistrates’ court, White was jailed for 43 weeks after she admitted stalking between April and June 2025. The court heard the pair had a one night stand in December of 2024 after they met in a pub.
Elizabeth Browne, prosecuting, said: “The complainant did not want a relationship at that time. In March 2025, they were going on a night out in Blackpool and the defendant asked him if they were going to be intimate and he said no.
“On April 11, the complainant lent £20 to the defendant, but she did not pay it back and he asked her to leave him alone. The defendant then posted his personal details on Facebook, accusing him of being a woman beater.”
Speaking about the incident on April 18, Ms Browne said: “These are all untrue allegations. He called 999, told her to leave him alone and blocked her. But on April 19, he received messages asking to be unblocked and got a call from a number he did not recognise and a text message saying ‘Hello. Do not ring the police on me again’.”
White’s lawyer Mark Lever said: “She is a highly vulnerable young lady who has significant mental health issues.” White was also ordered to £400 in compensation to him and was banned from contacting him for five years under the terms of a restraining order.