Madeline Lee: Cyberstalker
This is the story of an orchestrated campaign rooted in cyberstalking, false reports, and malicious institutional abuse.
Self-proclaimed "Marxist" Madeline Sally Lee, aka Pojo Kutty, followed me on Facebook during my time as a monetized content creator. That was the extent of our contact. No relationship. No friendship. No conversations of substance. Everything else - obsession, escalation, abuse - came from her.
What started as a passive follow quickly evolved into obsessive surveillance, false claims of closeness, and relentless harassment. Madeline inserted herself into my online presence, then launched a smear campaign that would ultimately draw federal attention from the Department of Justice.
She targeted people close to me: adding my childhood friends from New Hampshire, my husband, even his college connections in India. She gave my personal phone number to strangers and told them I was dangerous. She admitted, under oath in Maricopa County, that she had others harass me and send me death threats - because she believed I deserved "community backlash” for speaking out against her.
In her home state of Minnesota, she didn’t just file paperwork, she manipulated the record-keeping itself. Using a 20-year-old address scraped straight from Google, she slipped a fake restraining order into Ramsey County’s Domestic Abuse and Harassment Office.
It was never served, never signed by a judge, and by every standard legally void.
But Court Administrator Nicole Rueger (formerly Schiller) altered the records for Madeline Lee. Not by accident, but as a favor, and perfectly timed with the social-media campaign she coordinated against me.
What should have been flagged and thrown out was instead buried in the docket like a live landmine. While it sat hidden, Madeline Lee paraded it on social media as "proof" that she was a victim. Feeding friends, family, and strangers a fake court order that only existed because an insider bent the system. By the time I uncovered it, the fraud had already been weaponized into viral screenshots, mass posts, and whisper-campaigns dressed up as justice when in reality it was a Google-level copy-paste fraud, faked from the inside.
Madeline Lee leveraged "Marxist" pop culture and internet buzzwords across multiple social media platforms to instigate a massive harassment campaign, holding up her fraudulently obtained HRO against a popular content creator like a trophy, and spinning it into the centerpiece of one of her signature harassment campaigns.
She cloaked lies in the language of leftism, twisted context into accusation, branded harassment as advocacy, violent misogyny as healthy, and sexual threats as activism.
The result was predictable: I was doxxed, threatened, stalked across every corner of the internet, and had relationships destroyed. All because I ignored a stranger who couldn't stand being ignored.
Madeline’s behavior isn’t an isolated outburst - it’s a pattern. She operates under dozens of aliases: Madeline Machla Lee, Madeline Sally Machla Lee, Leelee Cocodrie, Lee Crocos, Pojo Kutty, Sakhavu Pojo, Pojo Rahab, Pojo HaZonah Kutty, and more. With every new name comes a new persona and a new target. She reinvents herself to match the community she wants to infiltrate and manipulate.
Madeline surrounds herself with men who harass women on her behalf. She specifically recruits and exploits young Indian men, promising or performing sexual favors or relationships to coerce their loyalty - then sends them to stalk, threaten, and humiliate her chosen targets. These men become tools of harassment, enabling her to escalate abuse while shielding herself from direct accountability.
She uses these relationships to orchestrate digital mobs, amplifying abuse while keeping her hands clean. Behind the scenes, she curates harassment, then watches from the shadows as others carry it out. She intentionally traumatizes people in order to document their reactions, framing them online for social media attention and clout within activist spaces.
Her favorite targets are content creators - people with a platform, a following, and something to steal and pretend is her own. She crafts drama for likes, files false police reports to silence dissent, and begs for mutual aid to cover the legal fallout from abuse she instigated herself.
This is not activism. It’s exploitation. And this time, the receipts don’t disappear.