The letter from the lawyer representing Jodie Fisher, the woman who accused former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd of sexual harassment over several years, has been unsealed by a Delaware court.
 
The tale it tells isn't pretty.The letter alleges that Hurd engaged in "the most egregious type of sexual harassment" in his dealings with Fisher, a former Playboy model who acted in such films as Intimate Obsession and Body of Influence 2 in the 1990s and more recently appeared on the reality series Age of Love.
 
Hurd, now a co-president of Oracle, resigned from HP in August 2010 following an investigation into his alleged misuse of company funds related to his dealings with Fisher, who worked as an outside contractor for HP from 2007 to 2009.
 
Fisher reached an out-of-court settlement with Hurd, the details of which have not been disclosed. But the letter sent to him by her attorney Gloria Allred on June 24, 2010 was made public by the Delaware Supreme Court Thursday as part of a lawsuit brought against HP by shareholder Ernesto Espinoza, who is suing the company over its handling of Hurd's resignation.