Read more on the painful subject of stalker in this article – Uma stalker arrested

Uma Thurman’s stalker has been making a pest of himself again, according to reports. The actions that resulted in Jordan’s 2008 conviction included sending bizarre letters and cards, calling Thurman’s family and employees, trying to get into her trailer on a movie set and showing up at her Manhattan home late at night, according to trial testimony. The New York attorney who previously represented him said Tuesday he hadn’t heard from Jordan about the new allegations. But here’s the thing cops tell us Jordan was literally googling Uma’s name when they arrived to the home. On both occasions, Thurman’s assistant is said to have answered the phone and not the Kill Bill star. At his sentencing he got three years’ probation in addition to the restraining order he said his intention “was for a kind of relationship to develop between us.” Thurman had told jurors at the trial that she was “completely freaked out” by his behavior. He appeared before court officials in a recent extradition hearing, to determine if he should be sent to New York, where there’s a warrant for his arrest, but is said to have lost his temper and gone “berserk”, according to the New York Post. According to a Maryland police spokeswoman, officers who came to arrest Jordan on a New York warrant found him sitting at a computer where “Uma Thurman” had been typed into the Google search box.

Jordan has reportedly admitted to showing up at Thurman’s Manhattan home, calling the star, and sending e-mails to her relatives. Jordan was convicted of stalking and harassing the actress from 2005 to 2007. He also admitted leaving Thurman notes and cards, which are reported to include drawings of him walking off the edge of a razor blade and one of a headless bride. Left photo: Jack Jordan, a former psychiatric patient who was convicted in 2008 of stalking Uma Thurman, was arrested in Maryland on Nov. 23, 2010, on charges of attempting to call the actress despite a restraining order. Jordan testified that he’d developed a crush on Thurman in high school after seeing her in the 1988 movie “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.” His feelings intensified after he saw her in the Quentin Tarantino-directed “Kill Bill” in 2003.