Taylor Swift stalker case: dangerous detail comes to light

Taylor Swift’s stalker, Brian Jason Wagner, has been tormenting the pop star for a while now, but the latest update puts her at risk of being harmed.

The man previously alleged that the I Knew You Were Trouble singer was the mother of his child, and had even travelled to her Los Angeles home and made other threats.

In a recent report by Daily Mail, the 45-year-old Colorado resident has been deemed missing, after the Don’t Blame Me singer was granted a restraining order against him in June.

Taylor’s private investigator, Brooke Berg, filed various court documents noting that Brian was difficult to get in contact with, via calls or texts or even in person.

Brooke reportedly wrote in filings that he had been "either transient or actively concealing his whereabouts."

The only time the investigator was able to get through to him was in August when he reportedly told her that he "was supposed to live at [Swift]'s house and work for [Swift]."

Brian also stated that the restraining order has ruined his life, with a disturbing remark that he "was going to have to do something about her,” referring to Taylor.

Notably, this could be the reason the 14-time Grammy winner has not been making public appearances to support her fiancé Travis Kelce during this National Football League season.

What has Taylor Swift been diagnosed with?

Taylor has struggled with an eating disorder, and opened up about it in her documentary Miss Americana.

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