A lawmaker referred James Murdoch to police Friday over claims of misleading parliament on the phone-hacking scandal as Prime Minister David Cameron said the media boss had "questions to answer".
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During a tense appearance with his father before parliament's media committee on Tuesday, James Murdoch, denied all knowledge of an email suggesting the problem went beyond one rogue reporter before authorising a payout to a victim.
But Colin Myler, the former editor of the News of the World, and Tom Crone, former legal manager of the News International news group, broke ranks on Thursday to say James Murdoch's recollection of events in 2008 was a "mistake".
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And you know what I say to that:
3 comments:
Ol' Roop better start buyin' up prisons...:-)
Yeah, his kid's butt might only be reamed .030 over, as opposed to .060 or .125.
I hope he gets over-bored enough his cooling fins end up in a pile.
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