Posted on 10/19/2011 2:04:04 PM PDT by Stayfree
Julian Pike said he had been aware in 2008 that the practice of people hacking into phones to secure stories had been more widespread than the company acknowledged.
But he told the Commons Culture Committee he had "not done very much" to dispute the firm's claims that only one rogue reporter was involved.
He also told the committee he thought James Murdoch had made mistakes in his recollection of what he knew and when regarding the hacking.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsandinsight.thomsonreuters.com ...
This could be serious trouble for the Murdochs!
“He also said he was working on a lawsuit in the United States because some of the victims had their phones hacked when they were in the U.S.”
This is getting very interesting.
And if these alligations are true, there very well may be prison time for these people.
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