People seem very desperate to get their hands on the Erin Andrews peephole video which was shot from a camera phone by a stalker through the peephole of a hotel room which Andrews was staying at. Search queries for the term Erin Andrews peephole video cache have exploded on an exponential scale. People are hoping to fetch a cached copy of the video online. Since it was posted on the internet by its creator, who is now facing not only jail time and fines, it is theoretically possible. However, none of the sites we’ve come across covering the story have posted any links to the video or provided any information as to its whereabouts. We can only assume that investigators will be keeping it under tight wraps. After all, it could damage Erin Andrew’s career at ESPN. According to reports, the alleged suspect that was sentenced to two years in federal prison today had been following Erin Andrews for 2 years. In these two years, he only seized at a single opportunity to film the ESPN reporter. Why he chose to post the video online remains a mystery however, in hindsight, it was probably a very poor decision. Hopefully it will influence his future decisions as far as this type of activity goes.

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