Actress Takes The Stand

NEW YORK (AP) - Uma Thurman has been testifying today about the
"scary" cards and e-mails she's received from a man on trial for
stalking her for years.
The actress took the witness stand to describe the fear and
panic she felt when Jack Jordan delivered a religious card filled
with images of an open grave, a razor blade and a bride with her
head torn off. She said the card was "like a nightmare." It also
contained words that referred to kissing, as well as to touching
Thurman "at all times."
Thurman says she or her family received other correspondence
from Jordan, the most "frightening" being one that mentioned her
two young children by name.
Jordan is accused of trying to visit, follow and contact Thurman
from early 2005 until late last year. He faces up to a year in jail
if convicted of stalking and aggravated harassment.