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My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story arrives as a two-part true-crime documentary on Paramount+ on November 13. The project follows actor Eva LaRue and her daughter as they recount a long period of threats and fear, with interviews, records, and case files shaping the timeline.
The aim is straightforward. Tell what happened, when it started, and how investigators found a suspect after years of letters and calls. The series maintains its focus on facts while illustrating how a public figure and a teenager attempted to maintain a steady day-to-day life during a frightening period.
My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story - Release date and where to watch
The My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story release date is November 13 on Paramount+. Both parts are listed to stream the same day.
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My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story - Episode guide
Part 1 opens with the first letter signed “Freddie Krueger.” That message reportedly marks the start of a pressure campaign that moved from the mailbox to voicemails and calls. The episode outlines how relatives, friends, and coworkers reacted as messages continued to arrive.
Part 2 picks up when the threats reach a school voicemail. A caller reportedly mentions LaRue’s daughter by name and makes violent claims. The second hour then follows an FBI effort that utilizes genetic genealogy to match DNA from the envelopes and identify a suspect. Names, charges, and court outcomes appear on screen with dates for clarity.
“Those words and those threats were absolute psychological terrorism.” LaRue says in the trailer.
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My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story - Case overview
Who is Eva LaRue?
Eva LaRue is an actor known for long runs on All My Children and CSI: Miami. Work spans soaps, procedurals, and guest roles across the network and streaming platform. A Daytime Emmy in 2020 added to her credits and brought fresh attention to earlier roles.
Off-screen, LaRue has been open about the strain the case placed on family life. The new series gives space to that personal record. It ties moments from her career to the timeline of events covered in the documentary, placing scenes from sets and interviews next to letters, calls, and court filings.
The stalking case
The case began in 2007 with letters that reportedly threatened rape and murder. Dozens followed, some typed, some handwritten, and some addressed directly to Kaya as she grew older. In 2019, a caller allegedly posed as Kaya’s father on a school line and later left a menacing voicemail. Those contacts widened the probe and placed the family’s day-to-day life under tighter security.
Investigators extracted DNA from the envelope seals and stamps and compared the profile to family matches identified through genealogical methods. That process led authorities to an Ohio man, identified in federal records as James David Rogers.
He pleaded guilty in 2022 to stalking and related threat counts and received a 40-month sentence. Records note his release in 2024. The series presents these steps in order, with documents and voice recordings to anchor the timeline.
My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story - Crew and production
Produced by Forte Entertainment for See It Now Studios, My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story lists Eva LaRue, Andrea Gabourie, and Mitchell Gabourie as executive producers for Forte. Susan Zirinsky and Terence Wrong serve as executive producers for See It Now Studios. Stephen Scott directs, with Sarah Sharkey Pearce as writer-producer and Kim Creelman as supervising producer.
The filmmaking approach stays restrained. Interviews, case materials, and measured reenactment elements carry the story without embellishment. For viewers already familiar with LaRue’s TV work, the documentary situates that career context alongside a private ordeal that reportedly lasted more than a decade and involved local and federal teams.
