Paul McCartney To Contact Police Over Alleged Phone Hacking Of Ex-Wife Heather Mills
Posted on Fri Aug 5th, 2011 10:10am PDT By X17 Staff
Paul McCartney may have moved on from his relationship with ex-wife Heather Mills, but he's still dealing with the aftermath of the drama surrounding their 8-year relationship.
Mills revealed this week in an interview with the BBC reporters from the Mirror (CNN presenter Piers Morgan was the Daily Mirror Editor at the time) hacked her phone in 2002, and intercepted a message McCartney had left her.
Mills confessed:
The confession prompted McCartney to reveal on Thursday he plans to contact the police over this "horrendous violation of privacy", telling reporters before a concert in Cincinnati on Thursday, "I will be talking to them about that."
The now-defunct News of the World newspaper closed down in June after 168 years, due to phone hacking allegations involving several British stars.
Read the Mirror's response to Mills allegations, after the jump ...
After hearing mills comments on the BBC, the Mirror fired back, stating: "I have no knowledge of any conversation any executive from other newspapers at Trinity Mirror may or may not have had with Heather Mills. To reiterate, I have never hacked a phone, told anyone to hack a phone, nor to my knowledge published any story obtained from the hacking of a phone."
Mills revealed this week in an interview with the BBC reporters from the Mirror (CNN presenter Piers Morgan was the Daily Mirror Editor at the time) hacked her phone in 2002, and intercepted a message McCartney had left her.
Mills confessed:
- "I do think it is a horrendous violation of privacy, and I do think it's been going on a long time, and I do think more people than we know knew about it."
The confession prompted McCartney to reveal on Thursday he plans to contact the police over this "horrendous violation of privacy", telling reporters before a concert in Cincinnati on Thursday, "I will be talking to them about that."
The now-defunct News of the World newspaper closed down in June after 168 years, due to phone hacking allegations involving several British stars.
Read the Mirror's response to Mills allegations, after the jump ...