
Nearly a month ago The Stalker Chronicles posed a challenge to Heidi Schnitzer, David Caruso's fugitive Austrian stalker. In effect, we asked her to put up or shut up concerning a rumor she attempted to float asserting she was not Caruso's stalker. Schnitzer instead accused us of being the Caruso stalker. In spite of its sheer absurdity, we decided to prove Schnitzer wrong. We asked Schnitzer to contact the FBI and the U.S. Border Patrol and provide them with her personal identity information.
What Schnitzer failed to realize when she originally made these preposterous allegations was the fact that we had earlier voluntarily provided all of our personal information to the FBI as well as the U.S. Border Patrol. To date we have never been arrested or even questioned about stalking and sending death threats to David Caruso. Nor is there an outstanding warrant for our immediate arrest.
More importantly and to the point, Schnitzer NEVER took the challenge to come forward to law enforcement with her personal information. Not that there was ever any doubt in our minds who we are, but Schnitzer's absolute refusal to accept this challenge proves once and for all what many of us have known for quite some time: Heidi Schnitzer is indeed Caruso's indicted Austrian stalker who remains on the lam hiding out in the Tijuana/Rosarito/Ensenada areas of Mexico.
For those who missed our original challenge, we are running it again:
In a desperate bid to divert attention from her own plight after threatening to kill David Caruso, Greta Caruso and Liza Marquez, Heidi Schnitzer has been touting the preposterous allegation that this blogger, not her, is "Heidi Schnitzer". Therefore, we would like to issue a challenge to Schnitzer as we feel it's high time to clear up this matter once and for all. Let's see if Schnitzer can put her money where her mouth is.
Over the last several months, I have voluntarily provided my personal information to both the FBI and the U.S. Border Patrol including my name, address, phone number and the fact that I maintain this blog. We would like to help Schnitzer prove her theory by challenging her to do the same. As a helpful courtesy to Schnitzer, the FBI can be reached at 1-310-477-6565. The U.S. Border Patrol can be reached at 1-800-232-5378.
In spite of the fact that the FBI and the US Border Patrol have information on me, I have never been arrested for stalking and threatening to murder David Caruso and two other people. Why, we ask, would either of these law enforcement agencies knowingly allow a dangerous celebrity stalker to roam free posing a threat to Caruso and his family? They wouldn't.
We wait with bated breath to hear from the individual who proclaims she's not the stalker, maintains multiple "Hate David Caruso" blogs and never misses an opportunity to spam David Caruso fan sites. Good luck to you Heidi because this is the best offer you will ever have to prove your innocence once and for all. Will Schnitzer accept the challenge and make it an open and shut case? We highly doubt it!
The U.S. Border Patrol has been placed on high alert and has photos of Heidi Schnitzer at all check points. For those traveling to the Southern California/Tijuana, Mexico area please be on the look out for Schnitzer. She is likely armed and considered dangerous. Report all suspicious activity to the 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.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
David Caruso - Schnitzer Rejects Challenge To Exonerate Herself
Thursday, August 21, 2008
David Caruso - CSI Tijuana: Adelita Bar Issues Pink Slip to Schnitzer


Early last week, Heidi Schnitzer's Internet hours increased dramatically. Informed sources now tell us that Tijuana's Adelita Bar issued Heidi her walking papers after receiving numerous complaints. Loyal patrons reportedly required several visits to local area clinics for penicillin treatments after availing themselves of Schnitzer's "services." Narrowly averting an epidemic of STDs, the Adelita Bar acted swiftly relieving Schnitzer of all duties.
Schnitzer's loss of employment couldn't have happened at a worst possible time. With her plans to illegally enter the U.S. hanging in the balance, Schnitzer may be forced to postpone her attempt. Complicating matters is the sizable deposit Schnitzer paid a human trafficker as down payment for aid in crossing into the U.S. Final payment for border crossing services would have been due prior to the actual attempt. Schnitzer now finds herself penniless faced with the prospect of postponing the crossing and losing her non-refundable deposit.
Schnitzer's entrepreneurial skills will be sorely tested in the upcoming days. Without the front provided by the Adelita Bar and adjacent Coahuila Hotel, Schnitzer has literally been forced to walk the streets to secure the necessary cash. Schnitzer had planned to enter the U.S. prior to the season premiere of CSI Miami in late September.
Heidi Schnitzer remains on the lam hiding out in the Tijuana, Mexico area. She is armed and considered to be extremely dangerous. Do not attempt to apprehend this woman. Contact the U.S. Border Patrol at 1-800-232-5378 , the FBI or Austria's Bundeskriminalamt at +43-(0)1-531 26-0.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
David Caruso - Schnitzer Defends Josef Fritzl Again!
As she has done numerous times since the Josef Fritzl tragedy first made headlines, Heidi Schnitzer [David Caruso's fugitive Austrian stalker] has again been quoted defending the 73-year old monster. A Spanish newspaper recently noted Schnitzer's support of Fritzl's heinous actions. Many thanks to Dojo at www.dojodabbles.blogspot.com for her excellent account of this story and the links to the English translations.
The stalker herself has always claimed what a great resource the Internet is when it comes to locating personal and highly private information about David Caruso which Schnitzer in turn posts all over the Internet. I wonder how she feels now that the tables have been reversed on her. A recent Google search yielded this article about Josef Fritzl. In it Heidi, who used her Austrian pseudonym Gabriele H., is quoted describing Fritzl as a devoted grandfather. CNN ran the following English translation:
"One who looks after their grandchildren whilst their mother just ran away. We were all asking ourselves, what kind of mother would do that to their children?" she said
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/04/29/austria.cellar.profile/index.html
Hmmm, would that be the very same woman who abandoned her own daughter, Katharina Sophie, to pursue the life of a criminal stalker? The answer is yes. The dichotomy however is unclear. On the one hand, Schnitzer questions the mothering skills of an imprisoned fellow Austrian while at the same time Schnitzer knowingly and brazenly abandoned her own child. To answer Schnitzer's question: the same person as yourself, Heidi. Quoting PattiMc, a frequent commenter on Dojo's TV Guide blog, puts it all into perspective: "pot, kettle, black."
Schnitzer remains on the lam hiding out in Tijuana, Mexico. If you spot this woman, please report all suspicious activity to the 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.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
David Caruso - U.S. Border Patrol Placed On High Alert for Heidi Schnitzer
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
David Caruso - Austria Aided Stalker's Escape
The lack of press coverage for Schnitzer’s September 2007 escape amounts to nothing more than censorship. Realizing it was not in their best interests to advertise their failure to detain and prosecute a two-bit stalker, the Austrians deliberately kept this story out of the press. Compounding matters, when and if this story had made the papers, Austrians would have been forced to admit they sought the help of the FBI in locating Schnitzer. In April however, things changed. With their legal ducks all in a row and a defense lawyer all too willing to claim that his client would appear for trial, the stage was now set and the Austrians decided to take the media plunge.
For the second time in a year, Schnitzer was allowed to quietly slip out of the country using a passport that Austria should have revoked the first time she fled. Meanwhile, Austrian law enforcement prepared their spin of the situation for release to the press. True, the Austrians would claim, Schnitzer had escaped again. This time however, the Austrians could prove to the world and more importantly the U.S., that they had made a concerted effort to prosecute Schnitzer only to have her escape their jurisdiction. And they could lay the blame for her flight squarely on the shoulders of Gunther Gast, Schnitzer's attorney. The Austrians had successfully managed to shift responsibility for Schnitzer's disappearance from themselves freeing up their Bundeskriminalamt to pursue more pressing matters. For all intents and purposes, the David Caruso stalker case was closed.
Other factors played a role in their decision as well. In early 2008, Austrian law enforcement was dealt an embarrassing setback forcing them to take a long hard look in their own mirror. Seeing their collective involvement in the Josef Fritzl nightmare did not make for a pretty sight. With Schnitzer’s April court date looming and the country still reeling from bad press associated with the Fritzl tragedy, Austria’s Bundeskriminlamt had to make some tough decisions. Would they focus their efforts on the bigger picture reclaiming their reputation as a serious player in the EU’s judicial system or would they focus on tracking down a small time criminal accused of threatening U.S. citizens? With limited time and resources the answer was obvious; Austria could not afford another public relations debacle. It was therefore decided that their foremost concern had to be re-establishing their reputation as a serious law enforcement entity.
In short, Austria had much bigger fish to fry and the Caruso stalker matter did not figure into that equation. Austria's apathetic approach in handling this case amounted to nothing more than a green light for Schnitzer to walk right out of the country. And so she did. Now, Tijuana, Mexico is Heidi Schnitzer's new home for the time being. Unless Schnitzer runs afoul of the Mexicans resulting in her deportation, this case will remain closed. We wouldn't expect anything more from the "look away society" known as Austria.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
David Caruso - Tijuana Police Raid Adelita Bar Looking for Heidi Schnitzer
Friday, July 18, 2008
David Caruso - Heidi Rebuilds her Hitler Lair Daily
Sunday, July 13, 2008
David Caruso - This Woman Is Wanted!
Schnitzer's Death Threat
Actual Letter Sent to Caruso









