...Sean Hoare, (click title to entry - thank you) a former show business reporter at the News International paper, part ofNews Corp, had also told the BBC he was asked by former editor Andy Coulson to tap into phones.
Coulson has denied being aware of any wrongdoing at the paper.
"The death is currently being treated as unexplained, but not thought to be suspicious. Police investigations into this incident are ongoing," Hertfordshire police said in a statement. They would not confirm the identity....
The employees of the News Corporation enterprises and their affiliated commentors, etc., are to blame for the pressure that exists regarding the lack of OVERSIGHT and the allowed content of the media services. It is wrong, it is very wrong, but, the employees are the victim to the monster, just as the public was.
I swear the size of Great Britian is a benefit, but, during times like this the familiarity of each other sometimes is too much to bear. Sean was a victim to the run away media empire that thrived on scandal and victimization. There is nothing MORAL about the content of most of what occurs in the media of News Corporation. The employees were 'captured' by opportunity and money, but, it was the lack of moral content and ETHICS that plagued the media service until it finally victimized the INNOCENT.
There is no shame among those even arrested as they were doing their jobs in a CORRUPTED CULTURE that developed over decades of time. "Anything goes" so long as power and manipulation of the public and their money won the day. It was "W"rong, very, very wrong, but, no one is more responsible than the self-styled billionaires that claimed the notoriety of LUST FOR MONEY above any other understanding of life lived as it should be.
I speak for NO ONE BUT MYSELF, but, the decency that will come of this is a goal worth pursuing.. The return of morals and ethics and PRIVACY will be a victory for all those that stand in the glare of the light of day and win the day. It doesn't matter who it is, it matters what the outcome will be and who will be the champion for the decency and morality lost while in a 'pressure cooker.'
My sympathies to the families facing hardship and perceived shame.
This in time too will pass and we will all be better for it.
The victory goes to the brevity of truth that brings about a better society and culture for us all.
We will all get through this together.
