STRIFE COACH
Sex offender convicted of stalking moonlights as ‘narcissist hunter’
A COME Dine with Me sex offender has been blasted over her online persona as a life coach after she was convicted of stalking.
Lucy Haughey – who won the hit Channel 4 cooking show the same year she was convicted of sleeping with a 15-year-old boy – was sentenced this week for a relentless social media campaign against her latest victim.
But the 43-year-old mum, from Glasgow, has also sparked fury for moonlighting online as a “narcissist hunter” and “professional coach” who brags about raking in cash for dishing out relationship advice.
A source told the Record: “Haughey destroys lives. She makes very disturbing videos and posts them online.
“I believe she is going to cause someone a lot of harm.
Haughey first hit the headlines in 2017 after being given a three-year community payback order for engaging in sexual activity with a 15-year-old.
She pleaded guilty after boasting to a pal online: “I’m glad it was me and not a skinny, skanky 15-year-old schemy.”
This week, she was back in the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court facing sentence for stalking Joanne Bell. Haughey was hit with community service and a five-year non-harassment order over the case – two years after being issued a 10-year ban on contacting another woman she had stalked.
But Haughey claims to have a huge client list who pay her for advice in identifying “stalking” behaviour of narcissists – defined as individuals who have an undue fascinations with themselves.
In one of scores of online videos, posted in December, she plugs her latest book on how to maintain no contact with a narcissist.
Haughey claims to “diagnose victims” of narcissists and help them identify harmful behaviour.
She said: “I will take them through the toxic 22, which I designed, which will pick out whether this person has been gas lit, manipulated, lied to, cheated on...”
In another recent video, Haughey said: “I make money as the No Contact Coach but I’ve been the narcissist hunter for quite a few years now.”
She adds: “This is a safe place for people to talk about narcissistic abuse. It’s not a place to talk about me and ask about me personally.”
But some online bloggers have warned against Haughey’s content and posted videos exposing her previous convictions.
A source told the Record: “Haughey destroys lives. She tries to destroy you.”
On Tuesday, Haughey was convicted of engaging in a course of conduct which caused Joanne fear or alarm by repeatedly posting on social media about her, repeatedly uttering offensive and abusive remarks towards the victim’s family.
She destroys lives. i believe she is going to cause someone a lot of harm
SOURCE ON HAUGHEY’S BEHAVIOUR