Heather

Heather was a young woman living in the same apartment block as Katie Barclay and Emma and David Lively. She was the girlfriend of Dawson, and was acquainted with Katie and Emma. Heather became the second murder victim in ''The Stalker 2. ''

Background
Not much is known about Heather, save for the fact she shared her apartment with her boyfriend, Dawson, and was friends with Emma and Katie. Heather had a job, though her line of work is not specified. Heather seemed to have a loving relationship with Dawson, but it was somewhat troubled - Dawson hit her once whilst he was drunk and Shaun, the receptionist, told Heather she could call him if Dawson gave her any trouble for being late home.

The Stalker 2
Heather arrives back to her apartment after working late. Whilst making out with Dawson, the phone rings and Heather goes to answer it, in case it's her mother - however, there is no reply. Heather goes to take a shower, the dresses and starts dinner. Dawson is nowhere to be found (unbeknownst to Heather, the Stalker attacked him whilst she was showering - the sound of the shower presumably prevented her from hearing). The phone rings a second time, and when Heather answers it, there is no answer again. After getting off the phone, Heather heads back to the living room, only to find Dawson apparently sitting in an armchair, facing away from her. Heather walks round when she doesn't respond and is horrified to find he has been murdered. The Stalker suddenly leaps up from behind the other armchair, prompting Heather to flee and hide in the bathroom. After the Stalker has apparently gone, Heather sneaks out of the apartment and down the hall to the elevator. Unfortunately, it takes too long to reach her floor and Heather is attacked and seriously wounded by the Stalker with a meat cleaver. Heather tries to limp away, but collapses from her injuries and is murdered. Heather's body is found either later that night or the next day - police initially suspect that Dawson killed Heather, then committed suicide, but this was later disproved.