The New York Post said that Brooke Hundley, the 22-year-old production assistant who had an affair with ESPN analyst Steve Phillips, used Craigslist to hire a woman to make phone calls to Marni Phillips.
Hundley posted a Craigslist ad on August 5 offering $50 to someone willing to torture Phillips' wife over the phone. Courtney Arp, a Connecticut waitress, answered the ad and gave an interview to the Post. "She wanted someone to call her 'friend' that night to sasy her husband was cheating on her," Arp said.
Arp said Hundley e-mailed her a script of what to say to Marni Phillips. Hundley's script called for Arp to tell Marni that Steve had been cheating with a "young woman at our work" and "if you want to catch them tonight, they are planning to meet after the show at 12:30ish in the Target parking lot...."
Arp and Hundley called the Phillips' home in Connecticut from a payphone. Arp said that when Marni answered the phone, "I got as far as saying, 'you don't know me, but I work with Steve,' and she hung up."
Arp said Hundley asked her to keep calling the Phillips' home and got upset when she didn't get hold of Marni.
Comments
Hi Kristi,
The Steve Phillips – Brooke Hundley affair should be a lesson to every cheating man. Look what can happen when your mistress gets out of control.
There are 2 related articles on my National Infidelity Examiner page that might be of interest to your readers.
Steve Phillips - Brooke Hundley Infidelity Scandal - a Warning to Cheating Husbands
Brooke Hundley’s Behavior Raises Questions Every Cheating Man Should Ask About His Mistress
The average cheating husband knows little or nothing about the woman he is cheating with. So he has no idea of what his mistress is capable of doing, or how she could ruin his life if the situation gets out of control.
The 2nd article has a list of questions a cheating man should ask himself about his mistress. What he doesnt know about her could cost him his money, his marriage, his job, his health, his reputation, and maybe even his life.
Ruth Houston, National Infidelity Examiner
Steve Phillips should count himself lucky. He only lost a job; Steve McNair lost his life.
Got something to say?
Examiner.com is looking for writers, photographers, and videographers to join the fastest growing group of local insiders. If you are interested in growing your online rep apply to be an Examiner today!