Report: Murdoch gave Rebekah Brooks $2.7M payoff
LONDON - November 6, 2011
The newspaper says without citing sources that the high-profile
CEO of the now-closed tabloid News of The World was also granted
continued access to her company limousine and driver for two years.
The report said Brooks was given a central London office, adding
that her spokesman asked the paper not to reveal the location of
the office.
Brooks resigned earlier this year as a phone hacking scandal
shook Murdoch's media empire and forced the News of The World to
close. She was arrested by police investigating the claims but was
not charged.
News International declined comment Sunday.
