19-08-2013, 01:13 PM
Can't wait to read more on this once it is out from behind the pay wall.
Quote:Found: BAE files lost in SFO blunder ended up in this warehouse
SFO's Al Yamamah' cache was in storage next to cannabis farm in London's Docklands
By Frederika Whitehead and Mark Watts | 19 August 2013
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Secrets: Docklands warehouse
You were really on to something
Emily Thornberry, shadow attorney general
Confidential documents that were lost by the Serious Fraud Office from an investigation into Britain's biggest arms deal were sent to this Docklands warehouse.
Exaro has pieced together the inside story of how the SFO mislaid 32,000 pages, 81 audio tapes plus electronic media after gathering them during a six-year investigation into BAE Systems over bribery allegations under Al Yamamah', a rolling deal between the UK and Saudi Arabia.
The SFO already faces questions about its future following a series of exposes by Exaro.
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