Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie Brooks before the brown
stuff hit the fan
Oh, this could get rough. Editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy
Coulson, who resigned from Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, due to the terrible phone
hacking scandal, are set to face the British Parliament next week. The two
former News International/News Corp executives that unwisely let the crooked,
corrupt Murdoch family use them to do their dirty work, are expected to answer a
wide range of hard hitting questions about their involvement in the criminal act
of phone hacking.
Mrs. Brooks could lose her mansion and London flat
(apartment) due to lawsuits stemming from her unlawful conduct on behalf of the
Murdochs and News International/News Corp
Both have already been arrested by the Metropolitan Police in
the criminal inquiry, Brooks was nabbed twice, so it is in their best interest
to stop covering for Murdoch. However, they may not see it that way. Murdoch has
given Brooks 5,000,000 British pounds to shut her mouth. Coulson's financial
payout is thought to be less.
Andy Coulson
Side Bar: All that pretty, curly red hair will be quite popular
with the other female inmates, Mr. Brooks. Having seen you in person when you
popped up out of nowhere recently, I can attest, you are pretty as well, Mr.
Coulson and would be another favorite in prison. Stop taking the fall for the
Murdochs.
Rupert Murdoch and wife, Wendi Murdoch. She gets the point
that the phone hacking scandal is no laughing matter, but he is constantly
grinning while going into or leaving criminal hearings on the matter. It doesn't
look right under the circumstances.
[Article background: this is another in the series of phone
hacking articles the Judiciary Report has published, regarding a scandal I broke
first in October 2005, via a
police
complaint I filed with the Metropolitan Police in London, England. 30
people have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police since the time I filed the
complaint. However, the Murdochs and other key conspirators remain free and the
FBI has not arrested anyone, though the crimes began and continue in News Corp's
New York headquarters]
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