Netflix‘s series "Baby Reindeer" has quickly become one of the streamer’s most-watched programs, garnering 56.5 million views within just 26 days of its release. The limited series, inspired by Richard Gadd‘s own experiences, follows the troubling story of protagonist Donny, who becomes the victim of relentless stalking and harassment by a woman named Martha. As the show gained immense popularity worldwide, viewers began to identify the real-life inspiration behind Martha, a Scottish woman named Fiona Harvey, leading Harvey to file a $170 million lawsuit against Netflix for defamation and privacy violations. Harvey’s attorney, Richard Roth, believes that Netflix’s portrayal of his client was false and harmful. The case is ongoing, with Roth prepared to defend Harvey’s rights and hold Netflix accountable for their actions.