Managing Editor Of NOTW Arrested In
Phone Hacking Scandal
August 3. 2011
Stuart Kuttner
There has been another arrest in the News International/News Corp phone
hacking scandal, concerning Rupert Murdoch's criminal enterprise,
masquerading as a newspaper and broadcast company.
Glenn Mulcaire
The former managing editor of News of the World, Stuart Kuttner, 71, was
arrested yesterday by the Metropolitan Police in London, England, for his
role in the scandal. Kuttner worked at News of the World for 22-years,
before it was unceremoniously shuttered last month.
Rupert Murdoch and wife Wendi Murdoch
It is alleged, Kuttner is the man that signed the paychecks of convicted
felon and wiretapping eavesdropper, Glenn Mulcaire, who was jailed as apart
of the phone hacking scandal in 2007, which has now resurfaced in what you
see now. Over a dozen people have been arrested, as the investigation
marches on.
STORY SOURCE
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Stuart
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