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LONDON — He didn’t see. He wasn’t told. He didn’t know.
Called back to Britain’s Parliament after former News Corp. employees challenged his credibility, senior executive James Murdoch insisted he’d been kept in the dark about widespread phone hacking at his now-defunct News of the World tabloid, blaming two of his senior lieutenants for failing to warn him of the paper’s culture of criminality.
“None of these things were mentioned to me,” he told an often-skeptical House of Commons’ media committee.
