PITTSBURGH — With the Pittsburgh Steelers record at 0-4 and in the basement of the AFC North, it has been a difficult year for offensive coordinator Todd Haley. And now Target 11 has learned that Haley is facing trouble off the field. A home builder has filed a civil lawsuit against Haley, accusing him of backing out of a million-dollar house deal, and then trashing the home.

Target 11 Investigator Rick Earle obtained a copy of the lawsuit filed by Williamson and Jefferson Inc. against Todd Haley and his wife, Christine.

From the outside, it's a picture of beauty. A million-dollar mansion on Hunters Path Lane in Upper St. Clair. But from the inside, pictures obtained by Target 11 reveal the ugly side of a lawsuit involving Todd Haley.

The photos are all part of the suit filed by Williamson and Jefferson Inc. The builder contends the Haleys removed appliances and fixtures and left the property in "disarray and ... unmarketable for sale," after he kicked out the couple this past August.

It all began a year ago, when according to the civil lawsuit filed in Allegheny County, the builder claims the Haleys agreed to rent this brand new home for $6,000 per month until their home in Mission Hills, Kansas, sold. Then, according to the suit, the Haleys would purchase the home in Upper St. Clair.

But the builder contends the Haleys failed to disclose that their Kansas home actually sold in March. Then, three months later, the Haleys asked for an extension of the rental agreement, citing legal issues involving the sale of their house in Kansas, where Todd Haley had been the head football coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.

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