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Originally Posted by Russ B
Some dodgy understanding surely?
He was well known to the media because he'd offered his services to them as a translator. Two of the said journalists became suspicious of his claims he was working for the police.
They approached the police with their suspicious and it was confirmed he was not employed, used or endorsed by them.
How difficult is that to understand?
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That'll be the same police who wont discuss anything in relation to the case?
Who interpreted their question to the police and the police's response?
"Gaynor De Jesus, who has been working as a translator for Sky News, went to school with Mr Murat and played with him as a child, but had not seen him for years until last week.She said: "I do know that he has been the official translator for the police. All witness accounts, everything that's been coming into them, he has had first-hand information."
All very "weird".