ESPN's Andrews to 911: I'm Being Treated Like Britney

'I hope he never sees the light of day,' she says of Michael Barrett

(NEWSER) - Erin Andrews had some harsh words for her stalker when she faced him in court for the first time yesterday. Though Michael Barrett’s plea agreement recommends two years in prison, Andrews pushed for the maximum of five, saying, “I hope he never sees the light of day again," the New York Daily News reports. She called Barrett, who admitted to shooting naked videos of her through hotel peepholes, a “sexual predator.” More»

Suspect may have made video of another woman

(NEWSER) - FBI agents served search warrants at the offices of Google and Yahoo today, looking for evidence against an Illinois man accused of making "peephole" videos of Erin Andrews. Authorities want Yahoo to turn over a similar video allegedly made by suspect Michael Barrett of a second woman and posted briefly on Flickr in June. More»

(NEWSER) - It looks like Erin Andrews' peeping tom has been caught. FBI agents arrested a Chicago man at O'Hare airport last night and accused him of making nude videos of the ESPN reporter after altering peepholes in two hotel rooms. He tried to sell them to TMZ, then posted clips online, the affidavit says. Michael David Barrett, 48, is due in federal court today to face charges of interstate stalking, notes the Chicago Tribune. More»

(NEWSER) - Reporter Erin Andrews put the summer’s naked-video scandal behind her tonight, returning to the sidelines for ESPN’s first college football telecast of the season. David Whitley was observing her every move during the South Carolina-North Carolina State tilt for AOL’s Fanhouse blog, and notes, “She appears comfortable with a microphone despite the six-week layoff.” More»

(NEWSER) - ESPN has declared every New York Post reporter persona non grata on its programming in retaliation for the paper's printing photos taken from a nude video of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews, Newsday reports. The move will affect several Post reporters who regularly appear on ESPN TV and its radio outlet. Andrews plans legal action against any media that publish material from the illicit video. More»