Lenora Claire is an American television and media personality, casting director, writer, art curator and victim's rights advocate. She was named one of the LA Weekly 2011 "People of the Year" and "the Erin Brockovich of stalking" by Vice. Career Claire is a frequent guest on shows such as The Dr. Oz Show, 48 Hours, Crime Watch Daily and various podcasts sharing both her story as an empowered victim and also to advocate for other stalking victims and discuss proposed legislation. Claire began working on improved legislation for stalking victims and other associated crimes with Congressman Adam Schiff in 2016 and is currently working on a bill called S.A.V.E. (Stalking Abuse Victims Empowerment). Claire is a founding member of the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Crime Victims Advisory Board where she was chosen to advise and advocate on behalf of survivors of gender-based violence. In 2021, Claire founded Lenora Claire Consulting to provide on-set liaison services between survivors/victims and the productions telling their stories. The company—whose team includes Amanda Knox, survivor Kimberly Corban, forensic psychologist Dr. Kris Mohandie, and Dirty John survivor Terra Newell—specializes in creating a safe space for vulnerable individuals working with media professionals. Claire has also written pieces for LA Weekly and contributed to panels on surviving sexual abuse. Victim turned advocate Shortly after being featured as one of the LA Weekly 2011 "People of the Year," Lenora caught the attention of a man named Justin Massler (aka Cloud Starchaser) who previously had a documented history of stalking Ivanka Trump. After becoming fixated and obsessed with Claire, Massler began harassing her which eventually culminated to death threats, various forms of sexual assault and physical violence. After attempting to seek help with little results from the Los Angeles Police Department, Claire taught herself how to track his IP and began studying various forms of risk minimization. After securing her first restraining order against Massler, which was promptly violated, Claire went public with her story in an attempt to educate the public about the various issues stalking victims face. After a 2016 appearance on the show Crime Watch Daily, Claire was introduced to Rhonda Saunders who was instrumental in the formation of the first stalking laws in the nation and inspired Claire to propose legislation benefitting victims of her own. Claire then made multiple attempts to contact Ivanka Trump for help capturing their mutual stalker which were all ignored. After