London
(ANI):
Susan
Boyle"s
brother,
John,
has
expressed
fear
that
his
famous
sister
could
be
killed
at
the
hands
of
a
crazed
fan,
just
like
the
late
Beatles
legend
John
Lennon.
The
48-year-old
'Britain"s
Got
Talent" runner
up
fears
she
is
being
stalked
by
a
teenage
male
fan
after
she
confronted
an
intruder
who
broke
into
her
home
when
she
returned
from
recording
a
Haiti
charity
single.
Since
then,
her
brother,
59,
said
he
was
“very
upset" about
the
lack
of
security
surrounding
his
younger
sister.
It
was
the
second
security
incident
in
recent
weeks,
after
two
stranger
were
caught
peering
through
her
back
window
at
Christmas.
John
said
he
feared
his
48-year-old
sister
would
eventually
be
killed
by
a
crazed
fan,
just
like
Beatles
legend
John
Lennon
in
1980.
The
former
Beatle
was
shot
dead
in
the
street
by
crazed
stalker
Mark
Chapman,
now
54,
who
is
still
in
jail
despite
repeated
attempts
at
making
parole.
"I
am
very
upset
about
the
lack
of
security.
Her
management
company
are
too
busy
counting
the
money
Susan
has
made
them
to
consider
her
safety,"
the
Telegraph
quoted
him
as
telling
The
Sun.
"The
family
have
told
them
several
times
that
vast
improvements
need
to
be
made
to
avoid
something
like
this
happening.
This
it
the
second
time
something
has
happened
to
Susan
at
her
home
and
it
is
extremely
worrying.
Susan
is
a
massive
world
star
and
needs
better
protection.
You
look
at
what
happened
to
John
Lennon
in
New
York
–
it's
really
worrying,"
he
added.
While
the
singer
said
she
was
“terrified"
something
bad
would
happen,
she
vowed
that
she
wouldn"t
let
it
make
her
change
her
life.
"I'm
not
going
anywhere
–
nobody's
pushing
me
out
of
my
house,"
she
said.
"I''m
absolutely
fine
but
it
was
very
concerning
for
everyone.
I
think
he
got
more
of
a
scare
than
I
did
because
he
ran
off.
The
matter
is
in
hand.
The
police
have
been
excellent,"
she
added.
Susan
shot
to
fame
after
her
rendition
of
'I
Dreamed
A
Dream"
from
'Les
Miserables"
wowed
the
audience
and
judges
on
'Britain's
Got
Talent"
last
year.