Missing Milly Dowler's voicemail "hacked by News of the World"

[Idris2002]

bastard.

 

[butchersapron]

In your face, Butchers!

As i said, 'bastard'. I was lulled into a false sense.

 

[ViolentPanda]

I'm sitting pretty (lol) with my massive position on International Deckchairs inc.

That's "posterior", not "position".

 

[Stoat Boy]

A new low? How could it get any lower?

It has to be about them gaining information via the hacking which they then did nothing about and which led to some sort of crime, probably against a person, being committed. Or something like that.

 

[Idris2002]

That's "posterior", not "position".

'I've got a Mass Red Base, I'd rather sit on the floor,

If you want to be a Vanguard, go and join Securicor'.

In the immortal words of Adrian Mitchell.

 

[past caring]

My money is on the Daniella Jones stuff.

 

[ViolentPanda]

As i said, 'bastard'. I was lulled into a false sense.

Just as long as it's not false consciousness.

 

[Idris2002]

It has to be about them gaining information via the hacking which they then did nothing about and which led to some sort of crime, probably against a person, being committed. Or something like that.

Ecrasez l'infame.

 

[laptop]

My money is on the Daniella Jones stuff.

Ah: Danielle Jones: Butchers' post

 

[butchersapron]

Whatever it is it seems Nick Davies at the Guardian has it.

 

[butchersapron]

Ah: Danielle Jones: Butchers' post

Slipped under that one didn't it.

 

[Paulie Tandoori]

Sarah Payne's mothers phone hacked.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/jul/28/phone-hacking-sarah-payne

 

[butchersapron]

NotW targeted Sarah Payne's mother's phone … a phone given to her by Rebekah Brooks

 

[Paulie Tandoori]

The evidence that police have found in Mulcaire's notes is believed to relate to a phone given to Sara Payne by Rebekah Brooks as a gift to help her stay in touch with her supporters. One of Payne's close colleagues said: "We are all appalled and disgusted. Sara is in bits about it."

They even got the mother to write a piece for the last copy of the screws, saying how much she'd been supported by them....this could get very messy now.

 

[butchersapron]

That's brooks tied in, no way out.

 

[The Octagon]

Was wondering when the Sarah Payne case would make an appearance, given the prominence the papers afforded it (particularly relating to the 'Sarah's Law' stuff).

 

[MellySingsDoom]

Friends of Sara Payne said she had accepted the News of the World as a friend and ally. Journalists from the paper attended the funerals of her mother and father and visited her sick bed after she suffered a severe stroke in December 2009.

With friends like these.....if anyone needed any further proof just how despicable these people are....

 

[The Octagon]

That's brooks tied in, no way out.

Yep, what's she going to claim? She didn't know the phone was a set-up?

She's proper fucked.

 

[butchersapron]

With friends like these.....if anyone needed any further proof just how despicable these people are....

They had a column by her in the last edition.

 

[MellySingsDoom]

They had a column by her in the last edition.

(to Paulie as well) Is there a word that conveys "Lowest of the low" for these people?

I hope Brooks chokes on this. I hope it kills what "soul" she has left.

 

[editor]

Friends of Sara Payne have told the Guardian that she is "absolutely devastated and deeply disappointed" at the disclosure. Her cause had been championed by the News of the World, and in particular by its former editor, Rebekah Brooks. Believing that she had not been a target for hacking, Payne wrote a farewell column for the paper's final edition on 10 July, referring to its staff as "my good and trusted friends"...

The Labour MP Tom Watson, who has been an outspoken critic of News International, said of the Payne revelation: "This is a new low. The last edition of the News of the World made great play of the paper's relationship with the Payne family. Brooks talked about it at the committee inquiry. Now this. I have nothing but contempt for the people that did this."

The lows just keep on coming.

 

[belboid]

They had a column by her in the last edition.

Dragged her in to Wapping despite her being very seriously I'll, as well. On rebecca's insistence.

 

[laptop]

Dragged her in to Wapping despite her being very seriously I'll, as well. On rebecca's insistence.

Quoted as saying "Rebecca said she's 'calling in her favour'."

 

[butchersapron]

SP pays tribute to NOTW

THE mum of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne has paid tribute to the News of the World — saying she felt "like a friend had just died".

I think one just did.

 

[Idris2002]

Dragged her in to Wapping despite her being very seriously I'll, as well. On rebecca's insistence.

Why would they even need to do that?

 

[laptop]

Slipped under that one didn't it.

It'll come back in the inquiry, I'll wager. If not earlier.

 

[cybertect]

Ye gods. I know it had been looking feasible, but even so.

Sara Payne pays tribute to axed News of the World, The Sun, 8th July 2011.

THE mum of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne has paid tribute to the News of the World — saying she felt "like a friend had just died".

Justice campaigner Sara joined forces with the Sunday paper after her daughter's death and it championed her fight against sick paedophiles.

...

The NOTW team supported me through some of the darkest, most difficult times of my life and became my trusted friends.

"One example of their support was to give me a phone to help me stay in touch with my family, friends and support network, which turned out to be an absolute lifeline.

Private Eye ran this piece in their last edition

One of the most glowing encomia in the final edition of The News of The World came from Sara Payne, mother of Sarah, whose murder in 2000 kicked off the paper's "Name and Shame" campaign that made Rebekah Brooks's reputation.

As well as announcing, in the manner of a defendant at one of Stalin's show trials, that "rumours turned out to be untrue that I and my fellow Phoenix charity chiefs had our phones hacked", Payne heaped praise on the paper's staff. "The News of the World and more importantly the people there became my very good and trusted friends. And like all good friends they have stuck with me through the good and the bad."

This is true. In fact, so concerned were several of Payne's genuine friends on the paper at her appearance when she limped into the office - she suffered a devastating stroke just over 18 months ago, walks with a stick and remains both physically and mentally frail - that they tried to persuade her to turn around and be driven straight back home on the grounds that she was too poorly to be there.

Payne, however, insisted she must stay because "Rebekah phoned me and told me to come in. She said she was calling in her favour."

 

[past caring]

Dragged her in to Wapping despite her being very seriously I'll, as well. On rebecca's insistence.

The thing I'm struggling with is.....what the fuck was Brooks thinking? Can't have forgotten she'd given Payne the phone and must have realised that this was going to come out/Mulcaire had the number. So, at that point, to be twisting Payne's arm for a column for the last edition? Yeah - a cunt's trick, but we've known that all along. Just didn't think she was that stupid.

 

[butchersapron]

Have i missed this? When was the phone given?

 

[Idris2002]

double post.