A STALKER made fake explicit images of her victim and told to her to die during a harassment campaign lasting six weeks.
Leah Dipnall, 24, also created a number of social media accounts to terrorise mental health therapist Katie Cooling.
Dipnall sent hundreds of emails, social media messages and cards after moving out of a domestic abuse hostel in Stockport, Greater Manchester, where the victim was working.
At one point "fixated" Dipnall sent 187 emails, telling Ms Cooling to "die b***h", Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court heard.
She also sent a card including Ms Cooling's place of birth, mother's maiden name and former place of work.
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The culprit, convicted of 17 previous offences, also sent a number of nude pictures of herself to the mental health therapist.
Ms Cooling described the "immense" psychological impact the ordeal has had on her in a victim impact statement.
She said: "I have been deeply shocked and traumatised with the depth that the perpetrator went to, to know personal details about me and use those details to shame, punish and degrade me.
"No words can truly capture the levels of emotion experienced as a victim of stalking and harassment.
"The impact on my mental health has been immense."
Kay Driver, defending Dipnall, said that her client had a turbulent upbringing, and suffered domestic abuse later on.
Judge Michael Blakey said: "The victim felt devastated and traumatised.
"She felt humiliation and shame. She felt as though she were being punished for something couldn't have done.
"She had to seek medical help."
Dipnall pleaded guilty to stalking at an earlier hearing.
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She was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years, and was slapped with a restraining order prohibiting contact of any kind with Ms Cooling.
She was also told she must attend a mental health rehabilitation course.
