the first story is not based on tip-offs or information about milly dowler but on phone messages. >> yes, yes. >> they're all phone messages so you're suggesting that the police would have intercepted these phone messages and then leaked them to the "news of the world" because the actual words that are in the first story is not a generic story. they are words that are used in the phone messages in the first story so you're suggesting to me that the police would have been listening to milly dowler's messages and passed them on word-for-word to a reporter at the "news of the world" so they could put it in a story that the news editor would have subsequently pulled. >> taking that one at a time, i think it's almost inevitable that the police investigating a disappearance would have gone to whatever was available on her mobile phone, which presumably is with a network. i don't know that. i'm not an investigator. but i assume the police would have had that information. and they would have thought it very important. now, if that is the case, then reading that one assumes the police have re

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