View Full Version : Piers Morgan speaks to the BBC, claiming he never hacked
arista
10-05-2023, 04:47 PM
Piers says it was the Journalists.
Not him the Editor of the Daily Mirror?
BBC2HD tomorrow Thursday 7PM
45mins long.
Recorded before the Court case.
Meanwhile,
The Mirror Group admits it hacked Prince Harry.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65541046
Liam-
10-05-2023, 05:10 PM
Two newspapers he was the editor of, both found to have illegally hacked phones and acted unlawfully in their processes, yet he expects people to believe he knew nothing of either papers doing it? Nah, one paper might be a coincidence, two is a pattern, he’s a scumbag
GoldHeart
10-05-2023, 05:13 PM
He might aswell just admit it , he's not fooling anyone with the doe eyed oblivious rubbish.
arista
10-05-2023, 05:16 PM
Two newspapers he was the editor of, both found to have illegally hacked phones and acted unlawfully in their processes, yet he expects people to believe he knew nothing of either papers doing it? Nah, one paper might be a coincidence, two is a pattern, he’s a scumbag
On the BBC Interview, he says One Paper
the Daily Mirror
at that time.
45mins interview
on iPlayer now
Or 7PM tomorrow BBC2HD
arista
10-05-2023, 05:17 PM
He might aswell just admit it , he's not fooling anyone with the doe eyed oblivious rubbish.
He says no.
At that time it was fairly typical of a boss to say they didn't want to know, if the people that worked for them were doing something dodgy. It wouldn't surprise me if that were the case here
Piers Morgan , Donald Trump and Jake Paul are practically the same
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arista
11-05-2023, 12:27 AM
It's because
people never changed,
their phone pin code, back then.
Debated on Headliners, GBnewsHD
One hour Newspaper review.
Mystic Mock
11-05-2023, 12:55 AM
Two newspapers he was the editor of, both found to have illegally hacked phones and acted unlawfully in their processes, yet he expects people to believe he knew nothing of either papers doing it? Nah, one paper might be a coincidence, two is a pattern, he’s a scumbag
This.
joeysteele
11-05-2023, 06:52 AM
Two newspapers he was the editor of, both found to have illegally hacked phones and acted unlawfully in their processes, yet he expects people to believe he knew nothing of either papers doing it? Nah, one paper might be a coincidence, two is a pattern, he’s a scumbag
That's what he is, a scumbag.
Of course he would know.
He's pathetic.
user104658
11-05-2023, 10:02 AM
If it's two that he was editor of it means one of two things.
1) He did know and the whole thing came top down from him.
Or
2) It was a much more widespread practice amongst tabloid journalists than has yet been uncovered, and EVERY tabloid was doing it.
user104658
11-05-2023, 10:03 AM
It could of course be both. But it's not "neither" - too much of a coincidence.
They may have hacked a lot of phones but the subsequent stories either didn't make it to press or couldn't be directly attributable to a voice mail being the source, or the messages were just not news worthy. My educated guess is that the reported incidents were the tip of the iceberg.
As it was PI's that were doing the deed, and those PI's worked for whoever paid the cash, i would say the practice was widespread across the industry
People are kidding themselves if they think it's not still going on, they simply haven't been found out yet
arista
11-05-2023, 06:02 PM
BBC2HD 7PM on now
BBC news interview Piers
Before the Court case.
Piers says it was the Journalists.
Not him the Editor of the Daily Mirror?
BBC2HD tomorrow Thursday 7PM
45mins long.
Recorded before the Court case.
Meanwhile,
The Mirror Group admits it hacked Prince Harry.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65541046
That is misleading, they don't admit it - yet - although I'm sure it will be found that they did....
[In a written submission, MGN - which also publishes the Sunday Mirror and Sunday People - said it "unreservedly apologises" for one instance of unlawful information gathering against Harry and said that the legal challenge brought by the prince "warrants compensation".
A private investigator was instructed by an MGN journalist at The People to unlawfully gather information about Harry's activities at the Chinawhite nightclub on one night in February 2004, Andrew Green KC said.
However, the subsequent article in The People is not one of the claims being brought by the prince, the barrister added.
MGN also denies allegations of voicemail interception in the cases being examined, including Harry's.]
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