Stalkers have compiled a “rape list” of women found on ancient websites.

Police have stalked 121 women and fear a man arrested in an attempt to justify rape could cause more victims.

Vishal Vijapura, 28, took a photo of the victim from his social media profile and posted a caption encouraging serious sexual assault.

His obsession became so great that he paid hundreds of pounds for an online service to find personal details, including his home address, and added them to his post.

He even wrote a post titled “Why Is Rape Sex Better?”

In some cases, Vijapura paid for ancestral websites to learn more about the origins of the victims and their families.

He sent messages and conversations directly to many of the victims – especially those of a sexual nature – which shamed many of them.

He told one of the victims that he would rape her at her home address, film the attack and make it go viral. She told other women to knock them “totally unconscious.”

When he got locked out of one account, he created a new ID and started sending messages to another account.

His actions were revealed in January 2021 when he published a list of women’s names from across Britain and an essay attempting to justify why they should be raped.

Vijapura is currently sentenced to almost three years in prison and five years in court.

However, the police are now looking for another woman who may have been a victim of his crime.

Detective Paul Smith said:

“The internet is now a safer place for further evidence against this man in the form of imprisonment. These crimes are dangerous, offensive and absolutely unacceptable.

“The victims of the incident showed great power to move forward. They supported the investigation and provided evidence of how Vijapura’s heat-generating behavior affected their lives. He was jailed. It is absolutely correct that he has been sentenced.”

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