May 15, 2012|By Richard Allen Greene, CNN
Former
News International chief Rebekah Brooks blasted British prosecutors
Tuesday for charging her with obstructing the investigation into phone
hacking at media mogul Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers, calling the
case "an expensive sideshow."
Brooks, whose husband, driver and personal assistant also face charges, said she is "baffled" and angered by the decision to charge "those closest to me."
"One day the details of this case will emerge, and people will see today as nothing more than an expensive sideshow -- a waste of public money as a result of an unjust and weak decision," she told reporters outside her lawyer's office. READ MORE
Brooks, whose husband, driver and personal assistant also face charges, said she is "baffled" and angered by the decision to charge "those closest to me."
"One day the details of this case will emerge, and people will see today as nothing more than an expensive sideshow -- a waste of public money as a result of an unjust and weak decision," she told reporters outside her lawyer's office. READ MORE
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