03/05/2014 01:14:47 AM

The judge in the Erin Andrews hidden camera hotel room case, has pronounced the alleged conduct contained in the charges against Michael David Barrett, "Horrific."

Indeed, as it takes an exceptionally perverted and extremely sexually dysfunctional person to criminally spy on someone in various states of undress, in a private place, such as a hotel or home, where there's a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Michael David Barrett

I do agree with the prosecutor that Michael David Barrett, is a danger to the public, as it is being said, he unlawfully filmed other women and criminally released it to the internet.

If he is indeed the individual that perpetrated these crimes, providing he didn't have help in carrying them out, this level of dysfunction and nastiness should not be roaming the streets.

He should be incarcerated, as he has severe mental problems. He is a danger to women and girls everywhere.

House arrest for man suspected of stalking ESPN reporter

October 5, 2009 9:50 PM  - A federal judge today ordered an electronic ankle bracelet and no Internet for the suburban man accused of stalking and secretly videotaping ESPN reporter Erin Andrews.

Michael David Barrett, 47, of Westmont sat quietly in federal court in Chicago in his orange prison jumpsuit, his short hair graying around his temples. The traveling insurance salesman had whispered conversations with his lawyer but never turned toward the roomful of reporters at the bond hearing.

He was later released from the downtown Metropolitan Correctional Center on his own recognizance after being outfitted with the electronic monitoring device...

"This was an obsession, your honor, and one he acted on," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Grimes...

Agreeing with prosecutors that Barrett represented a danger to women, Keys ordered him confined to his home unless he is at work, at a doctor's office or conferring with his lawyer. He will be monitored electronically each day from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m.

The judge also barred him from accessing the Internet. "If the allegations are true, they are horrific," Keys said...

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