ESPN analyst Erin Andrews sues Hotel Chains and Stalker for Invasion of Privacy
Written by playerpress.com, Thursday July 15 2010
ESPN analyst Erin Andrews has sued several hotel chains for negligence and invasion of privacy. The suit is in connection to the secret videotaping of her naked through the peep hole of the hotel room door.
Andrews named eight defendants in the lawsuit and most were hotels or related entities, except for Michael David Barrett, the former insurance salesman from
Andrews alleges that Barrett called the hotels to find out if she made reservations. She also claims that the hotels confirmed that she had made reservations and intended to register and that the hotel staffs revealed her room number to Barrett.
Videos were taken by Barrett through a modified peephole while the ESPN analyst was undressed in Marriot and Radisson hotel rooms in
Internet copies of the video also caused numerous computer viruses to those who opened the file up to view them.
Andrews filed the lawsuit in
The Marriott and the Radisson declined to comment on the suit.
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