Rebekah Brooks.....not Guilty

[ummmm]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27997688

What do you reckon Mikey?

[vakayu]

Coulson took all the flack on this one,Brooks got off lightly?

[jno]

I probably reckon the same way as he does.

[ummmm]

I think she got off lightly, too.

[youngmafbog]

Poor Mickey is still choking on his lunch!

[ummmm]

Heartless people who don't care about the damage they do.

[jno]

got off lightly is putting it mildly; she just got off.

[AB Editor]

I was really hoping that RB would be going down for this. Such a shame.

I did learn that where is such a thing as a "court matron" by reading that story however, so I suppose there is always a silver lining.

[ummmm]

True, very true.

[vakayu]

Isn't British justice wonderful.

[aelmpvw]

she couldn't have known what was going on could she? it's not as if she was a reporter ...

[ummmm]

Yes, wonderful.

[Svejk]

so the pitchfork brigade got it wrong again. Expect they'll be falling over each other to admit they were wrong,,,,,,,again.

[anotheoldgit]

Oh dear, the lynch mob will now have to put their rope away for another day.

[venator]

She probably has a team of legal eagles looking at our comments. so don't say what you think...

[Zeuhl]

But Coulson is (Guilty that is)

So David Cameron's Communications Director still has an appointment with the lynch mob

Good to know the Government employ the best people.

[ChillDoubt]

Oh well, just goes to show that in crimes of this nature, no justice system is infallible.

[anotheoldgit]

By the way this has already been posted.

[Zeuhl]

Indeed Chill

You and I probably thought the computers and files Rebekah, Charlie and the Security Guard got rid of and his in the underground car park just before the Police arrived were somehow suspicious.

You and I probably thought a senior executive should know what the regular large payments they were signing off were for

But I suppose we were wrong

[venator]

There's a "not proven" verdict in Scotland, I think...