Hulk Hogan
The financial price of
being perverts is hitting home with Gawker's Nick Denton and
perverse private citizen, Michael Barrett, who are in
bankruptcy court in separate cases over massive
multi-million dollar financial judgments being levied
against them. Denton illegally uploaded secretly recorded
video of wrestler Hulk Hogan having sex with Heather Clem.
Barrett stalked, hacked off the peephole of the hotel suite
sportscaster Erin Andrews stayed in while on assignment for
the ESPN network, used his mobile phone camera to secretly
record her naked in the room, then uploaded it to the
internet like a real degenerate.
Nick Denton
Denton and his company
Gawker were hit with a $140,000,000 court judgment. Denton
is liable for a portion of the judgment. Hence, Denton
preparing to file personal bankruptcy. However, if other
cases serve as an example, it will not benefit Denton much
in a personal filing. Here's why. Barrett was hit with a $27,000,000 judgment
from the Andrews civil case. The bankruptcy court has
already ruled Barrett cannot discharge the court debt under
his filing.
Erin Andrews
Therefore, Barrett is
still indebted to Andrews, who can garnish his wages until
every dime is paid ($27,000,000). Barrett complained it is
difficult obtaining work being a felon, as he served time
for the criminal offense. However, Barrett created the
situation he is currently in via his illegal conduct. Other
felons have found work and so can he. Every time his
paycheck is docked to pay Andrews, he can remember how he
destroyed her life, as she has to live with what he did in
violating her privacy in a very sick way.
Michael Barrett
In closing, all voyeurs
should face prison time and hefty fines. It is a sick crime
perpetrated by sexual predators and sex offenders. It is
extremely sick and deranged to secretly watch someone in
their home, hotel room, toilets or anywhere else privacy is
to be expected. It is a sign of serious mental illness that
is a danger to the public.
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Bankruptcy Judge Denies Gawker's Efforts to Shield Nick Denton from Hulk Hogan
July 19, 2016 3:07pm PT - A rejected
injunction motion likely means personal bankruptcy for the
Gawker founder. A rejected injunction motion likely means
personal bankruptcy for the Gawker founder. Gawker founder
Nick Denton appears headed for personal bankruptcy after a
bankruptcy judge on Tuesday refused to stop Hulk Hogan's
collection pursuits. Denton had hoped that Gawker's Chapter
11 bankruptcy filed on June 10 would give him temporary
relief from his portion of a $140 million judgment in favor
of Hogan, who prevailed in an invasion-of-privacy lawsuit
over the posting of a sex tape...
Denton, who has gotten a $200,000 loan and
has at least prepared bankruptcy papers, may now move
quickly to file for personal bankruptcy so as to take
advantage of an automatic stay that will result in pausing
Hogan's collection pursuits. Denton has testified that his
main assets are Gawker stock holdings and his New York City
apartment, which he recently listed for sale...
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com
Erin Andrews’s Stalker Must Pay $28 Million From Lawsuit Despite Bankruptcy, Judge Rules
Erin Andrews’s Stalker Must Pay $28 Million From Lawsuit Despite Bankruptcy, Judge Rules
July 12, 2016 - The man who secretly filmed
Erin Andrews in a Nashville hotel room through a peephole in
2008 must pay the $28 million awarded to Andrews by a jury
despite the fact that he is bankrupt, PEOPLE confirms. Judge
Trish Brown of the U.S. Bankruptcy court in Oregon ruled
that the damages owed by Michael David Barrett are
“non-dischargeable,” according to court documents obtained
by PEOPLE. Barrett was ordered to pay 51 percent of the $55
million awarded to Andrews in damages in March. Barrett
filed for bankruptcy in Oregon, where he lives, in 2012.
Previously, he had served two years in prison after pleading
guilty to interstate stalking of Andrews in 2009...
https://www.yahoo.com
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