Buckingham Faces Stalker's Charges, Fleetwood Mac Reunion Hints

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music industry. Michelle Dick, the woman accused of stalking Fleetwood Mac legend Lindsey Buckingham, now faces seven criminal charges after her arrest in Santa. Monica on March 25th. She allegedly threw some kind of substance at him as he headed into a building for an appointment, having apparently scoped out his schedule in, at Bantz. Luckily, Buckingham wasn't hurt. Here that month, on March 19th, things escalated with charges of assault, using a motor vehicle and vandalizing his car. Prosecutors also hit her with two felony counts of criminal threats. One that day, and another on the 25th-plus misdemeanor battery in stalking. A second victim named Stephanie Inn. Buckingham's been dealing with this for years, filing for a restraining order back in 2024 that got approved. He described repeated unwanted visits, fake emergency calls to his house that sent cops out multiple times, and her bizarre claims of being his.

1:02Daughter. New cord docs paint a clear picture of the obsession, including direct threats to his life. Her bail sits at $300,000, and the case is moving forward amid all this history. Meanwhile, on a brighter note, Buckingham's dropping hints about possibly reuniting with Stevie Nicks for Fleetwood Mac, which could turn the page on. Some rough vibes.