It's raining shoes!
This should be interesting.
Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator at the centre of the News of the World phone hacking, has been ordered by a court to reveal who instructed him to access the voicemails of model Elle MacPherson and five other public figures including Lib Dem deputy leader Simon Hughes.
Mulcaire is due to reveal these details by the end of next week in a move that will throw further light on the scale of phone hacking at the now defunct News International tabloid.
The Guardian has learned that Mulcaire has lost an attempt to appeal against a court order obliging him to identify who instructed him to hack the phones, something he has resisted since February.
Mulcaire, who was jailed in 2007 after pleading guilty to hacking the phones of members of the royal household for the News of the World, has been forced into making the disclosure following legal action by the comedian and actor Steve Coogan.
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4 comments:
Should be on suicide watch.
no kidding MarkC.... there seems to be an epidemic of 'suicides' just when things start to get interesting.
or 'suicide' watch.
Everyone knows New of the World is defunct, so any revelation will be defunct, and (know) one will care, especially those in the know. Murdoch has been declared the people's choice, at least the people who count on getting their next paycheck from him. His logic serves him well.
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