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Emily Maitlis serial stalker jailed for breaching restraining order

  • Edward Vines received a five-year prison sentence today at Nottingham Crown Court for violating a restraining order by sending letters from prison to Emily Maitlis and her family.
  • The restraining order, imposed on September 5, 2022, followed nearly 30 years of harassment including previous convictions for 28 offences mostly related to breaching this order.
  • Vines, aged 55, acted as his own defence, denied some breaches, and sent more than 20 letters over 10 months, some intercepted at HMP Lowdham Grange where he was serving a sentence.
  • Judge Mark Watson called the case "an extreme case" and Emily Maitlis said Vines had "lost his whole life over this," while describing the harassment as feeling like a "chronic illness."
  • The sentencing confirms ongoing legal action against stalking behaviour and highlights Vines's imprisonment as the only barrier currently preventing direct contact with Maitlis's family.
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Obsessed Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for breaching restraining order

Edward Vines has been jailed at Nottingham Crown Court for breaching a restraining order preventing him from contacting Ms Maitlis.

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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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