Can you believe Eric Andrews has a stalker ...........she is taking him to court for being a peeping TOM............She is seeking 75 MILLION DOLLARS, AND SHE IS ALREADY RICH..........LMFAO i WONDER IF SHE IS GREEDY AND JUST WANTS TO DO IT FOR JUSTICE.
Why....??? meh- ...!!! This is very very old news, which occurred over 8 years ago, (other than her J.W. Marriott lawsuit, which is why this is back in the news), other than that, NO NEW NEWS to Report, a dead issue. Nothing new here, other than she is sueing the J.W. Marriott, which was the Hotel where her stalker filmed her nude. Her rights were severely violated, imagine millions of I-Net viewers seeing her online, now that is offensive. The stalker has been pretty much erased. Her privacy was invaded, and that's as far as the public needs to know. I'd do the same if I were in her shoes. NTM- if one goes to look for those pictures, you'd be more likely to get a virus implanted from the hosting site; which is par for the course.... What is the point of this post,....??? The perp was prosecuted 6 years ago, and the crime/incident was even longer ago, than that... By Edecio Martinez CBS News March 16, 2010, 10:02 AM Erin Andrews Peephole Video (PICTURES): ESPN Reporter's Stalker Gets 2 1/2 Years in Prison Erin Andrews and Michael Barrett (Credit: CBS/AP) LOS ANGELES (CBS/AP) The man who secretly shot Erin Andrews' infamous nude peephole video was sentenced Monday to 2 1/2 years in prison after giving a tearful apology. Michael David Barrett pleaded guilty in December to interstate stalking after prosecutors accused him of following the ESPN reporter to at least three cities and shooting the videos through hotel peepholes. Erin Andrews and Michael Barrett (Credit: CBS/AP) Barrett, 48, of suburban Chicago, agreed to a 27-month prison sentence after pleading guilty but it was up to the judge to decide how long he would actually serve. Andrews urged the judge at the hearing for a harsher sentence and said she fears for her life every time she enters a hotel. "You violated me and you violated all women," Andrews told Barrett. "You are a sexual predator, a sexual deviant and they should lock you up." After the sentencing, she said, "Thirty months isn't enough." Barrett admitted renting hotel rooms next to Andrews three times and shooting two videos of her while she was naked. He was accused of posting the videos online and trying to sell them to Los Angeles-based celebrity gossip site TMZ last year. U.S. District Judge Manuel Real said he gave Barrett the maximum sentence under the law. "The victim, Andrews, will be suffering with this problem for the rest of her life," Real said. "There is no life sentence that can be imposed upon him, except his own guilt." Barrett cried as he addressed Andrews in court, saying he would spend the rest of his life regaining the respect of his friends and family and atoning for his mistakes. "There are no words to tell Ms. Andrews how sorry I am for what I've done to her," he said. "I hope someday she can forgive me." Andrews, visibly nervous as she spoke, said she had no sympathy for Barrett's claim he was publicly humiliated. "It's my body on the Internet," she said. "I'm being traumatized every single day for what he did. ... This will never be over for me." Barrett, who has until May 3 to surrender, was ordered to have supervised probation for three years after his release, during which he will be prohibited from contacting Andrews, her family or friends.
