Fiona Harvey, the woman believed to be the inspiration for the stalker character “Martha” in the TV show “Baby Reindeer,” has announced her intention to sue Netflix and Richard Gadd, the creator and star of the series. Harvey, a Scottish lawyer, made this statement during an appearance on Piers Morgan’s YouTube show, “Piers Morgan Uncensored.” She called out Netflix and Gadd for presenting the show as a true story, when she claims it is a work of fiction.
Harvey disputed the accuracy of the portrayal of the “Martha” character in “Baby Reindeer,” stating that the depiction of her in the show is defamatory and damaging to her career. She denied the allegations of stalking and expressed her disgust with the show, claiming it has had a negative impact on her life.
During the interview, Harvey indicated her willingness to take legal action and allow all evidence to come out in a court case if necessary. She also addressed Laura Wray’s accusations of stalking, denying any wrongdoing and attributing similarities between her account and Gadd’s to the shaping of the plot around news articles.
In conclusion, Harvey urged Gadd to leave her alone and criticized his actions, highlighting the distress and online harassment she has faced as a result of the show. Harvey’s decision to pursue legal action against Netflix and Gadd reflects her determination to clear her name and seek justice in the face of damaging allegations.
