By . Daily Mail Reporter . Last updated at 8:32 AM on 15th July 2011 . An obsessed TV producer who hounded a former classmate for eight years was branded 'the stalker who wouldn't stop stalking'. Elliot Fogel, a freelance producer for Sky Sports news, has been convicted of breaching a restraining order for the third time. He was jailed for four months last year for a previous breach. He Googled therapist Claire Waxman more than 40,000 times in one year, broke into his victim's car and made hundreds of late-night phone calls to her home. Elliot Fogel and Claire Waxman leaving Wood Green Crown Court. He was jailed last year for stalking her . Fogel, 36, of Edgware, . north-west London, first developed an unhealthy obsession with Mrs . Waxman while they were students at a college in St Albans, . Hertfordshire. After repeatedly telling him to leave . her alone, she heard nothing more until she received a dinner . invitation from him ten years later - which she declined. A few months later, in December 2003, . Fogel was spotted jogging on the spot outside Mrs Waxman's home and began spending more and more time around her workplace. After his arrest, a police search of . his computer revealed he had Mrs Waxman's wedding photographs and a . Google Earth aerial map of her home. He had also paid for background . searches to be carried out on both her husband, Marc, and her father, and had . posed as a prospective parent at the nursery her daughter attended. Claire Waxman was stalked for 8 years by Elliot Fogel . A restraining order was put on him in . 2006, which he breached the following year. He was jailed for sixteen . weeks in January last year for a further breach, but he went on to . breach it again and has now appeared before a court for the fourth time. The original order banned him from . going to her home address, her parents' address or within a mile of her . work after she told the court she felt like a 'sitting duck'. She said she suffered a miscarriage, developed an eating disorder and had to move . home five times as a result of her ordeal. On February 1 this year Fogel . entered the exclusion zone again on the same day a court dismissed a . civil case brought by the stalker against his victim, who he claimed had . waged a Facebook 'hate campaign' against him. Claire Waxman lives in Mill Hill, north London, with her husband and daughter . Giving evidence from behind a screen . at Wood Green Crown Court, Mrs Waxman said she left her office on . Station Parade, Willesden, and walked to her car parked in Blenheim . Gardens nearby on her way to pick up her son from nursery - a routine . she followed the same time most days. The 36-year old said: 'Halfway down I . felt a car slowly driving next to me. I was on the phone to my husband . to tell him about the results of the case and felt the car next to me. 'I walked over and was shocked. I . could see Mr Fogel looking at me. I recognised his car and I recognised . him. He was right by the kerb and I was on the pavement right next to . him. 'I shouted to my husband, "I have to . go", because I wanted to take a picture of him on my phone. But he saw . me and drove off. I rang staff at my work because I was shaking. 'It was slow enough for him to stop and look at me. He gave me a very strange smirk.' Fogel claimed that while he was aware . he was going through the exclusion zone, it was the easiest route for . him to reach Willesden Green County Court, where the legal proceedings . were taking place, and it was a chance encounter. Nevertheless, Julie Whitby, prosecuting, said . it was simply an attempt to force Mrs Waxman . to court so he could see her. Speaking when Fogel was originally jailed for the breach she said: 'This is a case of the . stalker who will not stop stalking. This is a man who has a history of . harassing Claire Waxman. He is an intelligent young man who knows what . he is up to. 'If you have an obsession with someone, bringing them to court is one way of seeing them, of coming into contact with them. 'It is another form of stalking. Make . sure she is there and have contact with her. She thought there was a . restraining order in place to protect her. 'We have a young man who is without . regard for the order and with every intention of keeping up his campaign . of harassment against Claire Waxman. It is a case of "chip, chip . chip".' Elliot Fogel is to be sentenced next month.
Elliot Fogel facing jail again after breaching lifetime restraining order for third time .
By . Daily Mail Reporter . Last updated at 8:32 AM on 15th July 2011 . An obsessed TV producer who hounded a former classmate for eight years was branded 'the stalker who wouldn't stop stalking'. Elliot Fogel, a freelance producer for Sky Sports news, has been convicted of breaching a restraining order for the third time. He was jailed for four months last year for a previous breach. He Googled therapist Claire Waxman more than 40,000 times in one year, broke into his victim's car and made hundreds of late-night phone calls to her home. Elliot Fogel and Claire Waxman leaving Wood Green Crown Court. He was jailed last year for stalking her . Fogel, 36, of Edgware, . north-west London, first developed an unhealthy obsession with Mrs . Waxman while they were students at a college in St Albans, . Hertfordshire. After repeatedly telling him to leave . her alone, she heard nothing more until she received a dinner . invitation from him ten years later - which she declined. A few months later, in December 2003, . Fogel was spotted jogging on the spot outside Mrs Waxman's home and began spending more and more time around her workplace. After his arrest, a police search of . his computer revealed he had Mrs Waxman's wedding photographs and a . Google Earth aerial map of her home. He had also paid for background . searches to be carried out on both her husband, Marc, and her father, and had . posed as a prospective parent at the nursery her daughter attended. Claire Waxman was stalked for 8 years by Elliot Fogel . A restraining order was put on him in . 2006, which he breached the following year. He was jailed for sixteen . weeks in January last year for a further breach, but he went on to . breach it again and has now appeared before a court for the fourth time. The original order banned him from . going to her home address, her parents' address or within a mile of her . work after she told the court she felt like a 'sitting duck'. She said she suffered a miscarriage, developed an eating disorder and had to move . home five times as a result of her ordeal. On February 1 this year Fogel . entered the exclusion zone again on the same day a court dismissed a . civil case brought by the stalker against his victim, who he claimed had . waged a Facebook 'hate campaign' against him. Claire Waxman lives in Mill Hill, north London, with her husband and daughter . Giving evidence from behind a screen . at Wood Green Crown Court, Mrs Waxman said she left her office on . Station Parade, Willesden, and walked to her car parked in Blenheim . Gardens nearby on her way to pick up her son from nursery - a routine . she followed the same time most days. The 36-year old said: 'Halfway down I . felt a car slowly driving next to me. I was on the phone to my husband . to tell him about the results of the case and felt the car next to me. 'I walked over and was shocked. I . could see Mr Fogel looking at me. I recognised his car and I recognised . him. He was right by the kerb and I was on the pavement right next to . him. 'I shouted to my husband, "I have to . go", because I wanted to take a picture of him on my phone. But he saw . me and drove off. I rang staff at my work because I was shaking. 'It was slow enough for him to stop and look at me. He gave me a very strange smirk.' Fogel claimed that while he was aware . he was going through the exclusion zone, it was the easiest route for . him to reach Willesden Green County Court, where the legal proceedings . were taking place, and it was a chance encounter. Nevertheless, Julie Whitby, prosecuting, said . it was simply an attempt to force Mrs Waxman . to court so he could see her. Speaking when Fogel was originally jailed for the breach she said: 'This is a case of the . stalker who will not stop stalking. This is a man who has a history of . harassing Claire Waxman. He is an intelligent young man who knows what . he is up to. 'If you have an obsession with someone, bringing them to court is one way of seeing them, of coming into contact with them. 'It is another form of stalking. Make . sure she is there and have contact with her. She thought there was a . restraining order in place to protect her. 'We have a young man who is without . regard for the order and with every intention of keeping up his campaign . of harassment against Claire Waxman. It is a case of "chip, chip . chip".' Elliot Fogel is to be sentenced next month.
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