Erin Andrews In Congress

Erin Andrews

ESPN sportscaster and stalking victim, Erin Andrews, made an appearance today in the US Congress, to lobby for tougher penalties against criminals that stalk and harass people.

Andrews was viciously violated when stalker, Michael Barrett, followed her from state to state, whilst she covered sporting events for the famous channel. Barrett rented hotel rooms next to hers, hacked off the peephole of her suites, videotaped her nude, getting dressed and uploaded the illegally filmed footage to the internet.

As the Judiciary Report has stated for years, the penalties for such crimes are too lenient, emboldening and enabling stalkers to continue to wreak havoc on innocent people. Stalking victims are often assaulted or murdered by their predators, who have lost all sense of reasoning and human decency, as no normal or moral person would do such a thing.

However, at the end of the day, Congress, which frequents this website according to site stats, does not care. The Judiciary Report warned for years that very mentally disturbed people in Hollywood, have been abusing video and computer technology, to literally spy on unwitting people in their homes, whilst they are in different states of undress and the legislature did nothing to stop it.

Erin Andrews and Maksim Chmerkovskiy

It wasn't until a group of perverts on a school board, in the Blake Robbins case, decided to install spyware on school issued laptops, without notice and watch kids in different states of undress in their homes, taking 56,000 illegal images, did the Congress decide to propose the Surreptitious Surveillance Act. And even that has not been made law.

If Congress actually strengthened stalking laws and enforced them, they'd have to lock half of Hollywood up, who routinely commissions acts of stalking, spying, abuse and assault, for their own perverted kicks, as seen in the Anthony Pellicano case (while others like Gavin DeBecker, carry on the despicable tradition).

These cases often become federal, as civil rights laws are violated and stalkers cross state lines, whilst engaging in the offending criminal conduct. However, the FBI doesn't enforce anti-stalking and illegal spying laws on the books, due to outright corruption.

The Judiciary Report commends Andrews' effort, but for the average person in America, nothing will be done, as the government is steeped in corruption, wanton negligence and apathy.

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Erin Andrews Sues Hotels Over Peeping Tom Videos

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ESPN sportsanchor and "Dancing With The Stars" alum, Erin Andrews, has sued the hotels that negligently allowed a stalker, David Michael Harris, to obtain her room numbers, hack off the peepholes to her doors and illegally film her in different states of undress, uploading it to the internet.

Andrews deserves to win this lawsuit, as hotel security and proper protocols were sorely lacking on two levels and caused her massive emotional and mental distress. The jury should award her serious damages, if the Defendants unwisely refuse to settle.

One, her room numbers should not have been given out by reception, allowing the perverted voyeur to book rooms next to her in more than one state. Two, why didn't security cameras notice Harris hacking off the peepholes to her rooms in different cities. Hotels need to change their policies, as it could result in a stalking victim's death.

In Hollywood, people routinely bribe others to find out where others are staying and under what room number, then engage private eyes to follow them around. This practice needs to stop as well, because stalking is illegal.

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Elisabeth Hasselbeck Voyeur Statements Cause A Stir

Elisabeth Hasselbeck

Elisabeth Hasselbeck, one of the hosts of the television show, "The View" has tearfully apologized to ESPN sportscaster and "Dancing with The Stars" contestant, Erin Andrews, for criticizing her costumes on the program, stating the now incarcerated voyeur that targeted her, should have waited and watched the show, if he wanted to see her without clothes.

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Hasselbeck was slammed by many for these comments, as Andrews was perversely spied on by a sexual deviant, that compromised the peepholes on her hotel room suites and used his mobile phone to film her nude, whilst she was getting dressed to cover sporting events.

Erin Andrews on "Dancing With The Stars"

In short, Hasselbeck's comments were not funny, as it encouraged sexual predators to believe their conduct is acceptable human behavior, by enforcing the view, it is okay to target women.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck on "The View"

It's odd that Hasselbeck, who called herself a fan of Madonna (who coincidentally is a sick voyeur), would criticize another woman for wearing skimpy costumes on a television show, when Madonna has done that for every album, even posing nude. Furthermore, Hasselbeck has posed in a bikini for a fitness DVD and worn low-cut tops on "The View."

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