A convicted cyberstalker will now spend years behind bars.
Investigators say Brett Dadig terrorized nearly a dozen women, harassing them online using his podcast and in person at gyms in the South Hills and Strip District.
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A judge sentenced him to nearly four years behind bars and called his criminal behavior “profound, outrageous, and inexcusable.”
The majority of these women met him at gyms all across our area, and even in other states.
Prosecutors say Dadig showed up uninvited at women’s homes and businesses, followed them from work, posted their photos and private information online and talked about them on his podcast.
He also referenced breaking women’s fingers and jaws and threatened to burn down gyms.
At gyms across the South Hills and the Strip District, Dadig’s name is well known. After his arrest last year, he went online and apologized to multiple gyms, including F45, where he’s been banned nationally.
“I would just like to say I apologize if I made anyone uncomfortable at F45, at Flo Yoga, at Stride,” Dadig said at the time.
This federal case involved 11 victims; two of them were women who had PFAS that police say he violated.
“I’m a positive, happy-go-lucky guy. This chaos continues to find me, and I kinda deal with it and roll with the punches,” Dadig said.
U.S.Attorney Troy Rivetti said the sentence sends a clear message to stalkers and harassers that “such actions will not be tolerated by our office and our law enforcement partners.”
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