First picture of Myleene Klass stalker from Birmingham and the unwanted items he sent

This is the first picture of a Birmingham man who has been convicted after stalking two celebrity radio presenters.

Peter Windsor, 61, of Mary Road, Handsworth, was found guilty of stalking Myleene Klass and Katie Breathwick between March 2020 and August last year.

The 61-year-old sent them unwanted letters, clothing items and an imitation firearm.

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West Midlands Police said Windsor sent a note to Myleene and Katie detailing how many pull ups he can do on March 1, 2020.

In November 2023, a parcel addressed to Myleene’s workplace was intercepted by Royal Mail as it contained an air pistol, police said.

Then both women received a number of handwritten letters and items at their workplace in London between March and September last year.

The letters were addressed directly from Windsor and made sexual and religious remarks. Katie received a pair of binoculars, a stamp collection, champagne and spiked running shoes, police said.

A parcel was delivered containing a silver ring and a handwritten letter with his name and address at the top on March 5. The letter stated: “Dear Myleene, just a silver for holy protection ring for a worth High Priestess.”

Windsor also sent a stamp collection, a bank statement showing he made multiple withdrawals in a short space of time, a necklace and second hand shoes.

Windsor was arrested on September 17, last year. During a police search, a pair of binoculars, a London wide journey planner, black gloves, and a map of the transport network in London were found.

He was charged two days later with two counts of stalking involving serious alarm and distress. After a seven day trial, Windsor was convicted of both charges. He is due to be sentenced on November 21.

Speaking after the case, Acting Detective Sergeant Marius Dinescu, from Birmingham Police said: “Peter Windsor made Myleene and Katie fear for their safety over the course of just over four years. He sent up to 100 parcels to their workplace, consistently sending unwanted items in a clear case of escalating behaviour and paid absolutely no regard to the impact that his actions might have on these two innocent women.

“They were forced to implement extra security measures at their workplace due to his fixated and obsessive behaviour.

“There are not enough words to commend Myleene and Katie for reporting these incidents which escalated and persisted over a significant period of time.

“Equally important, I would like to thank Myleene and Katie for their support during this long investigation as well as for their bravery to describe their experiences in court.

“Stalking is a serious crime which goes to the very heart of violence against women and girls, removing their feeling of safety and have devastating effects on victims.”