Jennifer Garner has filed a restraining order against some douchebag who's been stalking her for the last 6+ years. That's long enough that you can safely consider it a relationship. According to Star:
In papers filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Nov. 7, the mom-to-be asks for protection against Steven R. Burky, 36, who she alleges has "engaged in obsessive and harassing behavior, posting about me on the Internet, sending me multiple packages and letters containing delusional and paranoid thoughts and following me around the country, through multiple states, to make contact with me."
Jennifer's sworn affidavit states that Burky has shown up at her private residence — where she lives with hubby Ben Affleck and their 2-year-old, Violet — and said that "God sent him a vision" that the actress would be persecuted in a way that could result in her death.
The temporary order stipulates that Burky can't contact Jen by any means and must stay 100 yards away from her, Ben, Violet and several of their employees. It also specifically requests that he must stay away from Violet's school.
Jennifer's sworn affidavit states that Burky has shown up at her private residence — where she lives with hubby Ben Affleck and their 2-year-old, Violet — and said that "God sent him a vision" that the actress would be persecuted in a way that could result in her death.
The temporary order stipulates that Burky can't contact Jen by any means and must stay 100 yards away from her, Ben, Violet and several of their employees. It also specifically requests that he must stay away from Violet's school.
I once had a vision that Kristen Bell and I should have insane sex in a park bathroom, but 5 minutes later, I cleaned up the mess and went on with my life. What I didn't do was everything that this Steven R. Burky guy did. Ben Affleck really should kick the hell out of this guy if he comes around again. I've seen him in Pearl Harbor, that guy can fight.
Seriously though, stalking isn't cool. Hopefully this creep stays away from them or just dies.
