See the ESPN Erin Andrews naked nude peephole hotel video!

Despite the dire warnings about comouter viruses being spread by viewings of the Erin Andrews nude hotel peephole videos, and threats against those who post it, we find it interesting that two days after the perverted, apparently criminal betrayal and unconscionable invasion of privacy was revealed to the world by the ESPN gals' attorneys, the video is now easily accessible with a simple Google video search (on an official page where screengrabs have been available throughout).

Interesting also that this video, apparently shot through a peephole drilled through the wall of her hotel room (not, as intimated originally, through through the peephole in the hotel room's door), and possibly by a fellow employee (one who'd be as high on the heap as Erin, rating a similar room in a posh hotel), has been online for something like four months, with the subject identified as an anonymous blonde who looks something like Playboy's Sexiest Sportscaster of 2007 and 2008 and object of admiration for sportsfan butt fetishists.


So why did Erin's people "out" her, knowing the video would suddenly become an Internet sensation? Is there any chance that Erin, seen prancing and posing, was party to voyeuristic games that were meant to remain private? There's lots in this story still to be revealed-- but it's a little strange that a "forbidden" video that no one but the one-handed typing crowd knew about three days ago is so easily accessible today.

Erin Andrews nude peephole hotel video!

A hotel room peephole video? Have you ever heard of a hotel room peephole video? We've heard of celebrity sex tapes and we've seen telephoto shots of topless and naked celebs on their hotel room balconies, but we haven't heard of a hotel room peephole video until this morning, with word that ESPN sportsgal Erin Andrews, whom we've also never heard of but gather from her photos is jock channel eye candy for the belly-scratching fans who was twice voted America's Sexiest Sportscaster by Playboy, was victimized by some person or persons who videotaped her walking around naked in a hotel room. The footage was apparently shot without Erin's consent or knowledge, and since the poor girl is on the road so much she can't identify the hotel or city.


This morning, attorney Marshall B. Grossman of Bingham McCutchen LLP issued this poignant statement:

“While alone in the privacy of her hotel room, Erin Andrews was surreptitiously videotaped without her knowledge or consent. She was the victim of a crime and is taking action to protect herself and help ensure that others are not similarly violated in the future. Although the perpetrator or perpetrators of this criminal act have not yet been identified, when they are identified she intends to bring both civil and criminal charges against them and against anyone who has published the material. We request respect of Erin’s privacy at this time, while she and her representatives are working with the authorities.”


"Hotel room peephole video" sounds like some kind of corporate espionage or at something that goes a beyond your standard pervert paparazzo.

It will at least open up the market to a new videoproof hotel room peephole.

Meanwhile, the video has been taken off the web, and in clever response, someone's spread worf that files supposedly showing Erin Andrews video will trigger a computer virus.