Caitlin Clark’s Stalker Told FBI He Only Had ‘Imaginary Relationship’ Days Before His Arrest

Caitlin Clark’s Stalker Told FBI He Only Had ‘Imaginary Relationship’ Days Before His Arrest
So scary! Newly obtained video has surfaced in the #CaitlinClark stalking case and it is chilling. The footage, captured on January 8 outside an Indianapolis hotel, shows Michael Lewis repeatedly telling FBI agents that he only had an “imaginary relationship” with the WNBA star.
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In the video, which was just released but cannot be shared here due to copyright restrictions, Lewis downplays his actions after sending Caitlin numerous thre@ts and $exually explicit messages starting in December 2024.
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He even told investigators it was “just a play, a fun thing” and invited them to search his room.
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Despite warnings to stop, Lewis continued to harass Caitlin. He was arrested just four days later, on January 12, and ultimately pleaded guilty in July to stalking and h@rassment.
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A judge sentenced him to two and a half years in prison and ordered no-contact restrictions along with internet limitations. *Are stalking cases taken seriously enough before they turn dangerous?*
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