Serial flasher terrorising women around Lake Eden at North Lakes, Brisbane trends now
Several women have been targeted by a serial flasher at a popular walking spot with police promising 'positive body language' will help keep them safe.
At least five women have shared online their harrowing experiences with a male flasher at Lake Eden in North Lakes, a northern suburb of Brisbane, over the last two months.
The man is described as having blonde hair and is frequently seen wearing a singlet and coloured boardshorts.
April reported seeing him on a Sunday afternoon in late March, the Courier Mail reported.
She noticed the strange man sitting on a bench and staring at her.
A serial flasher has been targeting women walking at Lake Eden (pictured) in North Lakes, Brisbane
'There was a group of people walking ahead and once they went around the corner, he got up and started walking ahead,' she said.
'As I approached the corner, I walked as far away from the bush as I could and he popped his head out from behind the tree.
'When I yelled out, he dashed off in the opposite direction.'
Maggie encountered the flasher on April 15 while walking her dogs.
She noticed the man walking towards her before he 'veered off' into nearby bushes.
'At first I thought he was going to going to urinate, but that in itself is weird because he was walking towards me,' she said.
'I could still see him from between some trees.
'He put his hands down his pants, but I saw the pathway to the left and took that pathway, so I wouldn't have to walk past him.'
Maggie believes the man only left her alone as another person walked past her.
'I think he was going to follow me up that pathway,' she said.
'I hadn't seen him until he was right in front of me walking towards me, so I
