In the current hot debate over privacy on the Web, privacy advocates have referred to businesses that accumulate information about individuals and sell it to anyone who wants it. That's not true.
Politicians care very much about privacy.
While it doesn't make any difference how many stalker victims die, politicians are very energetic in controlling sources of information that could embarass them during the election cycle. Use it to dig up facts about your legislators and send it to them with a note about what a stalker or reporter or blackmailer could do. Of course that means sending money to DocuSearch. I found this information for free on the Intenet in about ten minutes. With a little money and some wily sleuthing, I could probably use this data to get their credit histories, financial records, and maybe some confidential medical facts.