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Homicide Studies, Vol. 3, No. 4,
300-316 (1999)
DOI: 10.1177/1088767999003004003
Stalking and Intimate Partner Femicide
JUDITH M. McFARLANE
Texas Woman's University
JACQUELYN C. CAMPBELL
Johns Hopkins University
SUSAN WILT
New York City Department of Health
CAROLYN J. SACHS
University of California Los Angeles
YVONNE ULRICH
University of Washington
XIAO XU
Johns Hopkins University
An 18-item stalking inventory and personal interviews with knowledgeable proxy informants and victims of attempted femicide were used to describe the frequency and type of intimate partner stalking that occurred within 12 months of attempted and actual partner femicide. One hundred forty-one femicide and 65 attempted femicide incidents were evaluated. The prevalence of stalking was 76% for femicide victims and 85% for attempted femicide victims. Incidence of intimate partner assault was 67% for femicide victims and 71% for attempted femicide victims. A statistically significant association existed between intimate partner physical assault and stalking for femicide victims as well as attempted femicide victims. Stalking is revealed to be a correlate of lethal and near lethal violence against women and, coupled with physical assault, is significantly associated with murder and attempted murder. Stalking must be considered a risk factor for both femicide and attempted femicide, and abused women should be so advised.
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