David Caruso - Schnitzer's Arrest Warrant Won't Disappear

Heidi Schnitzer's attacks on the credibility of The Stalker Chronicles continues. Attacks designed to divert attention away from the fact that she remains a fugitive from justice after threatening to murder David Caruso and two other people. Apparently Schnitzer figures that by simply clicking her Internet heels this story will magically disappear. Don't bank on it!

Last April after Schnitzer fled Austria, a European Arrest Warrant valid in the European Union was executed by an Austrian court. The warrant remains in full force and effect even though Schnitzer has chosen to hide out in Tijuana, Mexico. Under the false impression that she is safe and secure in another country outside the European Union's long arm of justice will ultimately be Schnitzer's undoing.

Two years ago things were quite different though. Schnitzer had the Internet landscape all to herself to slander and defame David Caruso. That has changed thanks in large part to the heroic efforts to get the truth out by a few dedicated bloggers.

Much like last month when the publishing of the long awaited photos of Heidemarie Schnitzer resulted in her pathetic and desperate Internet denials, Schnitzer is at it again. Over the last several days Schnitzer has spiraled out of control after The Stalker Chronicles published excerpts from a Spanish paper of Schnitzer's continued support of Josef Fritzl. Her screaming denials have not been heard. Schnitzer's threats of impending injunctions to have her photo removed never materialized.

Schnitzer is riding on borrowed time and probably borrowed money. Maybe she and O.J. could pool their resources. While O.J. looks for the "real killers", Schnitzer could be looking for the "real stalker". There's a marriage made in hell.

Remain vigilant and be on the look out for this very dangerous woman. Report any suspicious activity to the U.S. Border Patrol at 1-800-232-5378. Or contact the local police in Tijuana, the U.S. FBI or Austria's Bundeskriminalamt at +43-(0)1-531 26-0.