Blockbuster: Rupert (Fox News) Murdoch Cited in Report Tied to Murder of Investigator, Massive Police Coverup

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The former prime minister Gordon Brown has accused the Murdoch/Fox News media empire of having links to the “criminal underworld” (Kosher Nostra)

The panel has also examined whether Freemasonry played any part in the case. Some officers involved in the first investigation were part of the secretive organisation.

Guardian: Rupert Murdoch’s media empire could be criticised for its links to the suspects behind the murder of the private detective Daniel Morgan, the Guardian has learned.

The official inquiry investigating his death sent warning letters to people facing criticism in its long-awaited report, which is due to be published on Tuesday.

One shows the panel investigating the 1987 killing has been considering describing the defunct News of the World tabloid as being “linked to the criminality associated with the murder”.



Morgan was killed in 1987 in south London, with no one yet brought to justice.

The panel appointed by the government has examined claims that at least two of those arrested in connection with the killing carried out extensive work for the News of the World, which was owned by Murdoch at the time, owner of America’s right wing Fox News.

It has also examined the paper’s placing of the lead detective investigating the murder under surveillance.

Murdoch closed the Sunday tabloid in 2011 as concerns mounted about its ethics and practices following the phone-hacking scandal.

The murder of Morgan is mired in claims of police and media corruption, and the panel has been investigating the case for the last eight years. Its report will finally be published on Tuesday.

One of the panel’s main areas of investigation and findings was the activities of Murdoch’s media empire.

The News of the World employed one of the suspects for the murder, paying him £150,000 in a single year after he had become a suspect.

It regularly used a private detective agency called Southern Investigations, which Morgan had jointly run with Jonathan Rees.

The panel was considering describing the former Sunday tabloid as being “linked to the criminality associated with the murder of Daniel Morgan”, in warning letters sent this year to some of those facing criticism by the panel, and seen by the Guardian.

It insists it did co-operate with the panel, but Raju Bhatt, a solicitor for Alastair Morgan, the brother of the murdered private detective, said: “Our understanding is that News International (Murdoch) did not cooperate with the panel. The failure to co-operate speaks volumes in itself.”

VT: UK private detective, back in 1987, yes…that long ago, butchered outside a pub by, we believe, by police themselves who led a massive coverup…and a three and a half decade fake investigation waiting for everyone involved to die.  From the Dorset Eye:

There was evidence of “a culture” within the Met in 1987 which allowed “very close association” between police officers on the team investigating Mr Morgan’s murder and “individuals linked to crime”, it concluded.

The panel said Mr Morgan’s family have “suffered grievously” because his killers have never been brought to justice, and the Met Police had failed “to acknowledge its many failings over the 34 years since the murder”.

“Concealing or denying failings for the sake of the organisation’s public image is dishonesty on the part of the organisation for reputational benefit and constitutes a form of institutional corruption,” the panel said.

Now its out:

https://www.danielmorganpanel.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/CCS0220047602-001_Daniel_Morgan_Inquiry_Web_Accessible.pdf

VT watched British police cover up the murder of David Kelly and silence VT’s Michael Shrimpton for reporting nuclear terrorism.

Yes, police in Britain may well be even more corrupt than police in the US.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Convenient timing for the British to distance themselves from Murdoch. since … 1987 ?
    This feels like one of those files you just keep in the desk drawer until politically advantageous.
    Whip that sucker out when Trump is gone , and we are trying to get a big deal….with his opposition.
    In the disjointed macabre world of Monarchy acting as a democracy, everyone knows a direct line to the royals bypasses all systems. You are useful until you are not.

  2. Investigations of corporations are futile. The spotlight should be on the suspected perps after which the rest will fall. But we all know this is all but impossible because the innate structure of our democratic institutions disallows any questioning of the Chosen. The protected class: the Media, the Clintons the Podesta family, the City of London Bankers, Free Masonry et al, are immune, and like vampires, no, better than vampires who cannot control the sunrise, these monsters do control where and when the light shines..

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