So have we crossed the line into big noes noes regarding attempting to badger a victim yet?
It depends on what kind of order Chris is under, if any. We haven't heard about anything actually being in force (as opposed to in the future) since the EPO a year ago.
Even if there were a no-contact order, it doesn't prevent people you know interacting with the person in question, it merely prevents them from communicating on your behalf. Having mutual friends/acquaintances is not a crime.
So for instance, were Chris under some sort of restriction, people he knew wouldn't be barred from talking to Barb, visiting Barb, etc., and they could even tell Chris what happened. What they couldn't do is act as Chris' agent, telling Barb "Chris has this message for you.", or "Chris asked me to talk to you about this."
While it's possible that Chris is under such an order, they might not bother since Chris is physically restrained and there's not much need for one unless Barb or someone acting on Barb's behalf asks for one. It sounds like that there will be something to that effect when Chris gets out, but it may just be a physical restriction.
Assuming there's no such order, Chris would only get in trouble if he attempted to bribe or intimidate Barb into not testifying or giving false testimony. Without an order, it's not illegal for witnesses to communicate about the case with someone else, even the defendant.
Chris declaring that he's frustrated that Barb is not dead or gone is not illegal, just incredibly stupid and bad optics, and a good way to make things worse for himself.
Nobody cares that he might be getting ripped off. But if he is, it would be hilarious for him to know. That somebody made money out of his retard pics and he, the God he is, had no clue.
It's just amusing that Chris *still* hasn't realized that anyone enabling his delusions is almost certainly a bad actor, and that the closest thing he has to actual friends are the "toxics" that deny his divinity. He never learns.
Someone actually showing Chris that his enablers are actively working against him is at least amusing, though it does have the side effect of helping him. Not that Chris will have the self-reflection that he should divorce himself not only from the enablers but from anything they said as well. Chris eventually realized that the Idea Guys were his enemy, but still held on to the lies they fed him.
Ironically the best friend Chris could have is someone who beat him with a rubber hose anytime he did his Jesus LARP, until he subconsciously associated his delusions with pain, and thus abandoned them.