Sources shed light on Billie Eilish’s restraining order case against a ‘disturbing’ man who claims “You can't get what you want, unless what you want is to die for me."
Billie detailed the man’s intentions in her report and explained how “most nights” he’d "stare at me while I enter and exit our family's home."
According to People magazine, "Every time I drive home I am filled with anxiety fearing that Hearle will be there waiting for me, and he usually is. After I pull into the driveway and get out of the car, I can hear Hearle talking to himself in an ominous voice, which increases my anxiety level even more."
"Whenever Hearle sees me he always says something to me or makes a sign or a gesture directed to me... For example, he recently made a throat slitting gesture to me as I was backing my car into my driveway. I interpreted this as Hearle wanting to violently harm me in some way."
The report also contained a statement by her father and it read, "My family and I feel vulnerable and unsafe because we honestly have no idea of what Hearle is capable of, or what his intentions are towards my daughter."
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