Accused Alec Baldwin stalker speaks out, sets up Twitter account Genevieve Sabourin, the woman charged last week with stalking "30 Rock" actor Alec Baldwin, is speaking out. In an exclusive interview with Canadian wire service QMI Agency (printed in Journal de Montreal; English translation here), she said, "I feel like a fugitive, like a hunted animal." The 40-year-old actress was charged with five misdemeanor offenses in New York City, including aggravated harassment and stalking. She was released on her own recognizance. In the interview, Sabourin said after her release, she left the city, driving upstate and hiding out in a Best Western. "I was paralyzed the first days," she said. When fatigue took over, the tears came. They are tears of despair, especially when you don't see the light at the end of the tunnel because the machine is too big. Sabourin has also set up a Twitter account (note: tweets are largely in French) with photos of herself and her dog, and wrote in her profile: "Alec Baldwin, no comment about him or the case (.) Simply but truly introducing myself: Genevieve Sabourin actress and my little puppy Charlie. I have no idea what will happen in the next hour, I don't feel like I'm in control of my life. It's like a tsunami right now," said Sabourin in the interview. Sabourin is next due in court May 14.