A
Los
Angeles
judge
has
granted
Billie
Eilish
a
temporary
restraining
order
against
a
man
allegedly
stalking
the
pop
star.
It
has
been
reported
that
Billie
has
accused
the
man
of
harassing
her
since
last
August
while
outside
her
family's
home,
and
sending
a
letter
containing
a
death
threat.
Billie
in
her
request
said
that
John
Matthews
Hearle
(23)
had
been
camping
outside
a
school
across
the
road
from
the
family
residence.
She
claimed
that
he
has
been
"perching"
on
the
school's
fence
to
look
into
her
home
and
has
been
throwing
"extremely
disturbing
and
threatening"
letters
on
her
family's
property.
She
also
revealed
that
Hearle
stared
"at
me
while
I
enter
and
exit
our
family's
home."
He
reportedly
has
also
threatened
her
several
times.
"Whenever
Hearle
sees
me
he
always
says
something
to
me
or
makes
a
sign
or
a
gesture
directed
to
me...
For
example,
he
recently
made
a
throat-slitting
gesture
to
me
as
I
was
backing
my
car
into
my
driveway.
I
interpreted
this
as
Hearle
wanting
to
violently
harm
me
in
some
way," she
added.
She
had
also
requested
additional
protection
for
her
parents
Maggie
Baird
and
Patrick
O'Connell,
from
Hearle,
who
also
goes
by
Adam
Lucifer.
Billie
revealed
that
he
slept
on
the
school's
property
"most
nights" in
the
past
few
months.
"Every
time
I
drive
home
I
am
filled
with
anxiety
fearing
that
Hearle
will
be
there
waiting
for
me,
and
he
usually
is.
After
I
pull
into
the
driveway
and
get
out
of
the
car,
I
can
hear
Hearle
talking
to
himself
in
an
ominous
voice,
which
increases
my
anxiety
level
even
more,"
she
added.
The
19-year-old
Grammy
Award-winning
singer
said
in
her
court
request
that
Hearle's
"constant
presence
and
harassment
causes
me
substantial
anxiety,
fear,
and
emotional
stress,"
even
when
her
security
team
is
present.
This
is
not
the
first
time
Billie
had
filed
for
a
restraining
order.
According
to
E!
News,
the
singer
was
previously
granted
a
temporary
restraining
order
last
May
after
an
"erratic"
fan
trespassed
her
family's
property.