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Mulcaire drops his loyalty after Brooks and the Murdochs try to drop him in it...
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Mulcaire drops his loyalty after Brooks and the Murdochs try to drop him in it... 12 Years, 9 Months ago  
This is when it starts to get really nasty. Believe me, phone hacking is going to seem trivial after the rest of this comes out...

For my predictions...

www.kingofhits.co.uk/index.php/Attitudes...e-for-the-media.html
 
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Re:Mulcaire drops his loyalty after Brooks and the Murdochs try to drop him in it... 12 Years, 9 Months ago  
presumably he has nothing to lose now as he cannot be prosecuted for the same crimes and as News Int have stopped paying his bills...God help a great many people.

I can see everything unraveling and some big names off to the clink.

There are 2 very serious cases in Oz where rumbles are beginning..mainly to do with police involvement.

In fact I reckon a nightmare in that matter alone is almost upon us with many many criminal cases being appealed.
 
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Re:Mulcaire drops his loyalty after Brooks and the Murdochs try to drop him in it... 12 Years, 9 Months ago  
"In one e-mail, from 2003, the paper’s royal reporter, Clive Goodman, complained to the top editor, Andy Coulson, about a management push to cut back on cash payments to sources, saying he needed to pay his contacts in the Scotland Yard unit that protects the royal family. In another e-mail,Mr. Goodman said that he did not want to go into detail about cash payments because everyone involved could “go to prison for this,” according to the two people who described the e-mail’s contents."

New York Times

I wouldn't be surprised if some gentlemen from the respectable firm of Messrs Ginbootle & Blewitt have their collars felt.
 
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