AJ Lashbrook: From Stalker to Peeping Tom.

The disturbing behaviour of YouTube degenerate AJ Lashbrook continues to spiral beyond the realms of online trolling, into the darker territories of stalking, voyeurism, and intimidation.

Already exposed for filming outside the home of Dan Sullivan, Lashbrook has proven that his harassment does not stop at the keyboard. It extends into the real world, targeting the private lives of those he fixates upon. Now, evidence suggests that his obsession may have reached an even more sinister level.

During a recent YouTube livestream by Kaley Einav, a chilling comment was left in the chat, claiming she “sleeps on the floor.” Such a detail is not public knowledge. The disturbing implication is clear: someone has been physically peering into Kaley’s private space. Given Lashbrook’s history of lurking outside Sullivan’s home with a camera, it is not unreasonable to conclude that he has also loitered outside Kaley’s home, looking in through her windows.

This is more than online trolling—it is stalking behaviour, compounded by voyeuristic tendencies that mark him out as a Peeping Tom.

Intimidation by Court Appearance.

What makes Lashbrook’s behaviour even more sinister is his own claim that he intends to turn up to a court hearing at which Kaley Einav will be present. This is not an act of civic duty; it is an act of psychological warfare.

By announcing his intention to attend, Lashbrook is making it clear that his campaign of intimidation will not be confined to the digital sphere or even to the street outside someone’s home—it will follow his victims into the very halls of justice, a place where they should feel safest.

This is classic stalking escalation: inserting himself physically into his victims’ lives, ensuring they are never free from the shadow of his presence.

Stalker + Peeping Tom + Courtroom Menace

Taken together, Lashbrook’s actions form a disturbing pattern:

Filming outside homes → harassment in the real world.

Knowing private details (such as Kaley sleeping arrangements) → voyeuristic intrusion.

Threatening to attend court hearings → intimidation in spaces meant to deliver justice and protection.

Why It Matters.

Legal boundaries crossed: Stalking and voyeurism are criminal offences, and the intimidation of witnesses or victims attending court is viewed with the utmost severity.

Escalation pattern: Lashbrook’s trajectory suggests a man emboldened, willing to push boundaries further and further.

Public threat: If left unchecked, there is no telling how far his behaviour will extend.

In Conclusion.

AJ Lashbrook is no longer simply an online nuisance. He is a stalker, a Peeping Tom, and an intimidator who even seeks to weaponise the court system against his victims.

What begins as online harassment too often ends with real-world consequences. Lashbrook has already proven he will turn up outside someone’s house. The disturbing suggestion that he may be spying on Kaley Einav at home is not far-fetched—it is a warning sign.

When he lurks outside homes with a camera, peers into private spaces, and announces his intention to turn up to hearings purely to unsettle his victims, he demonstrates not only his obsession but also the danger he poses.

This is not about free speech or trolling. This is about menacing behaviour, escalating into real-world danger.

AJ Lashbrook is a stalker. AJ Lashbrook is a Peeping Tom. And AJ Lashbrook is a threat.