Myleene Klass has spoken about her stalking ordeal, revealing that some evidence was deemed 'too traumatic' to show her during the trial. The 47-year-old musician and presenter appeared at Birmingham Crown Court in October to hear details of how Peter Windsor, 61, sent her letters, jewellery, fancy dress outfits and a firearm over nine months.
Windsor was found guilty of stalking Klass and fellow Classic FM presenter Katie Breathwick. The court heard he sent items with 'sexual overtones', including a Catwoman outfit, a whip and a cane. In one note, he referred to Klass as a 'naughty vixen' and said he had seen her in 'provocative underwear'. Office security at Global Radio HQ in London intercepted many items before Klass saw them.
Klass told The Times that during the trial, pages were removed from her evidence folder. 'If an image of a gun was considered OK, what was not OK? It was deeply worrying,' she said. She added that Classic FM staff had thrown away packages to avoid worrying her, meaning she may never know the full extent of the harassment.
Windsor also targeted Breathwick, sending her 80 to 100 items between March 2020 and December 2023, including binoculars, spiked running shoes and a stamp collection. Prosecutor Tim Sapwell said the correspondence was 'obsessional' and left Klass 'very distressed'. When arrested, police found maps of London marking the women's workplace, as well as stockings, a glove and binoculars.
Following the conviction, Klass posted on Instagram that she finally had 'peace' after a 'horrific year'. Windsor had a history of mental illness, including schizophrenia, the court heard.
