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Posted at 10:26AM on Oct 5th 2009 by first
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Posted at 10:27AM on Oct 5th 2009 by penguin
3. He's hot!
Posted at 10:31AM on Oct 5th 2009 by Joy
4. you cannot logically assert that "[t]he tables have turned" and then cling to the "allegedly" crutch. one or the other, coward snipers.
Posted at 10:37AM on Oct 5th 2009 by charley hardman
5. Taking VIDS of her instead of getting to know her and maybe getting a date (anything's possible) with her, shows just how perverted this nut is. Although I must admit the VID was surprising good, I would never have done it. It's just too invasive and SHOULD NEVER BE DONE TO ANY WOMAN OR MAN! I think some of our morals have gone the way of the dinosaur.
Posted at 10:39AM on Oct 5th 2009 by justsaying
6. How is that a picture I mean come on you should have got a good one of him when he was trying to sell the footage to you!
Posted at 10:44AM on Oct 5th 2009 by Lesley
7. Latest news clip states that there were 7 or 8 videos taken of her. Was she posing? Is she an exhibionist? Has anyone asked this question ??
Posted at 11:16AM on Oct 5th 2009 by L Totten
8. first
Posted at 11:20AM on Oct 5th 2009 by First
9. What amazes me is that all of the stories say that he requested a room next to hers and his request was granted. Stalking is that easy?
Posted at 11:38AM on Oct 5th 2009 by angela
10. Creepy, general population for you my man that will take your mind off this kind of crap and give you a new understanding of what actual invasion of privacy truly is.
Posted at 11:42AM on Oct 5th 2009 by Fairly Clear
11. It's great that Erin Andrews is fighting back. Even more inspiring are Elizabeth Smart and Jaycee Dugard . . . . conventional wisdom would tell us to put these violations behind us and move on, but if we do that, we tacitly give the message that it's OK to stalk, illegally photograph, rape and kidnap innocent women. Young women really need to think about what the current fashion styles--loosely based on pornography--are communicating. Are these styles sexy and empowering, or do they invite exploitation? We have lost our understanding of what is properly private v. public. In private, there is an element of trust and love involved. In public, you just never know who you are exposing yourself to . . . . I hope young women will think about these issues more and remember it wasn't so long ago that we lived in a world without birth control or the right to vote!
Posted at 12:03PM on Oct 5th 2009 by CLS
12. Show me the pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Posted at 12:02PM on Oct 5th 2009 by Kalvin
13. Still cannot figure out how people at even one hotel - much less MORE THAN ONE - gave out her room information to someone calling in. That just is not done in the hotel industry. It makes no sense. Get us THAT story TMZ!!!
Posted at 2:05PM on Oct 5th 2009 by wanna know
14. I keep reading your last paragraph over and over again, and I can't, for the life of me, figure out what that means.
What on earth does that last paragraph mean about designer jeans and her and her publisher? I am a former newspaper reporter myself, and I can usually interpret even your bad writing. But this time, you have gotten even me stumped. Can you please clarify?
Posted at 12:39PM on Oct 5th 2009 by Jennifer Bouldack
15. Gotcha sucka!
Posted at 12:56PM on Oct 5th 2009 by Paparazzo@frog.cc
