Fleetwood Mac Guitarist's Alleged Stalker Arrested After Attack

Michelle Dick taken into custody in Fort Wayne, Indiana over the weekend

Apr. 13, 2026 at 7:40pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of shattered glass reflecting a faint spotlight, conveying the glamour and danger of the music industry.The arrest of Lindsey Buckingham's alleged stalker exposes the darker side of fame and the ongoing safety concerns for high-profile musicians.Fort Wayne Today

Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham's alleged stalker, 55-year-old Michelle Dick, was arrested on Saturday in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Dick is currently being held without bond in the Allen County Jail awaiting charges related to an attack on the musician.

Why it matters

Buckingham has faced ongoing harassment and threats from Dick, who has allegedly been stalking the Fleetwood Mac member for years. This arrest marks a significant development in the case and raises concerns about the safety of high-profile musicians who are targeted by obsessive fans.

The details

According to jail records obtained by Fox News Digital, Michelle Dick was taken into custody in Fort Wayne, Indiana on Saturday. She is currently being held without bond in the Allen County Jail while awaiting charges related to an attack on Lindsey Buckingham.

  • Michelle Dick was arrested on Saturday, April 12, 2026 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The players

Lindsey Buckingham

A guitarist and singer-songwriter best known as a member of the iconic rock band Fleetwood Mac.

Michelle Dick

A 55-year-old woman who has allegedly been stalking Lindsey Buckingham for years and was recently arrested in Fort Wayne, Indiana in connection with an attack on the musician.

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What’s next

The judge will determine whether to grant Michelle Dick bail as she awaits charges related to the attack on Lindsey Buckingham.

The takeaway

This arrest highlights the serious risks that high-profile musicians face from obsessive fans and stalkers, raising questions about how to better protect artists from harassment and violence.