...Former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks, (click title to entry - thank you) who became close friends with Ms Payne during the paper’s campaign, said the latest allegations were "abhorrent".
It is believed that the evidence found in Mulcaire’s files relates to a phone given to Ms Payne by the News of the World so she could contact her supporters, the Guardian reported.
Brooks said in a statement: "For the benefit of the campaign for Sarah’s Law, the News of the World have provided Sara with a mobile telephone for the last 11 years. It was not a personal gift....
For 11 years this child's mother had a phone to run a campaign to bring about a protection law provided by News of the World. And for 11 years the media service could move freely into the phone and out to find out what was going on. I doubt the mother agreed to any of it. Nothing like desecrating a dead child's memory. Is there anyone alive that can absolutely tolerate the Murdoch Media network? There is just some morality that should never be allowed to exist in any form or affiliation.
For 11 years this child's mother had a phone to run a campaign to bring about a protection law provided by News of the World. And for 11 years the media service could move freely into the phone and out to find out what was going on. I doubt the mother agreed to any of it. Nothing like desecrating a dead child's memory. Is there anyone alive that can absolutely tolerate the Murdoch Media network? There is just some morality that should never be allowed to exist in any form or affiliation.
