A mother is living in fear after the stalker she holds responsible for her daughter's death is back on the streets, after serving just one year in prison. Kamaljit Sidhu was just 29 when she threw herself off the M6 motorway bridge near her home in Great Barr, Birmingham, on October 25 2013. In the weeks leading to her death, she had been stalked relentlessly by her ex-boyfriend, Ryan Dey, 24, who sent her hundreds of threatening text messages and watched the family home from his car. On the night of her death, Dey and two friends tracked Kamaljit down to a restaurant, forcing her to hide under a table.
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