The man accused of stalking and videotaping the stunning Erin Andrews has been ordered by a federal judge to stay off the internet, home confinement except for work, and to wear an electronic ankle bracelet. Michael David Barrett is the name of the man accused of following Erin Andrews to cities like Nashville and Milwaukee and illegally recording several minutes of the female ESPN sideline reporter in her hotel room in nothing but her birthday suit. Barrett is a divorced insurance salesman who went through a lot of work to tape Andrews by requesting rooms beside her and then using a hacksaw to alter her room’s peephole and then placing a camera in the peephole to record Miss Andrews. So far an ankle bracelet and home confinement seems pretty light, but I got a feeling this peeping Tom will get the book thrown at him based on the exposure this case has received.
Erin Andrews Foul Play
July 9, 2009 by
Last night Erin Andrews was hit in the face by an Alex Cora foul ball during the fourth inning of the Dodgers/Mets game. The ball struck the smokin hot Andrews directly on the chin and just a couple of innings later she was carted off to the hospital. No need to get to stressed out though because ESPN released a statement stating she was going to be just fine and would be working the MLB All-Star events and the ESPY’s this coming week. I don’t know about you, but this is definitely a sigh of relief on my part.