Singaporean jailed for stalking Taiwanese pop star Olivia Tsao
A Singaporean woman has been sentenced to six months in jail in Taiwan for stalking and harassing Taiwanese pop star Olivia Tsao, an obsession that spiraled from online fandom into a disturbing real-world confrontation. Cassandra Low, believed to be in her 30s, was convicted by the New Taipei District Court on June 5 for offenses including stalking, endangering personal safety and public insult. The court also ruled she will be deported after serving her sentence or paying a fine of NT$1,000 (US$34) per day in lieu of jail time. Once a fan of Tsao, also known as Tsao Ya-wen, Low began reaching out to the 38-year-old singer through Facebook, Instagram and email in late 2023. But when Tsao blocked her on social media, the interaction took a dark turn. Low reportedly bombarded Tsao and her family with threats and verbal abuse, prompting the singer and her agent to relocate for safety, The Straits Times reported. The situation came to a head in February when Low tracked Tsao...