Abusers are using e-transfers to contact their victims. Who is responsible for stopping them?

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WARNING: This story contains vulgar language and details of abuse and may affect those who have experienced​ ​​​intimate partner violence or know someone who has.

An hour before Bobbie Hallaert shot and killed Angie Sweeney last October, he sent her several e-transfers, including one for one cent. 

The amount of money wasn’t the point. Sweeney’s ex was using the e-transfer to contact her after she broke up with him and blocked him from all her social media and messaging apps because he was bombarding her with messages.

“You stupid bitch,” read part of the message he sent attached to the e-transfer for one cent. “You’re a shallow piece

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