Sunday, February 10, 2013

Two Princesses in a Bug House

GLOBE reveals that the royal couple’s new home, Kensington Palace, is bugged, and it seems that Camilla Parker-Bowles is the prime suspect for bugger. 

According to the cover of GLOBE’s current edition, February 18, two listening devices were discovered right inside the couple’s apartments. In this royal bombshell GLOBE will explain exactly how and where the royal bugs were discovered and why suspicion naturally fell on evil Camilla.

Now that the bugs have been discovered and removed what will Camilla do? Do you think that there are other listening devices spying on the royal couple? (more)

Déjà vu...
Princess Diana hired a private security firm to secretly sweep Kensington Palace for bugs.

She was so concerned about eavesdropping that she called in a four-man team to carry out a search for listening devices.

The check was ordered in May 1993 after the princess expressed fears that her conversations were being monitored...

 
But it went disastrously wrong when police detained the security firm's workers, who had arrived at the palace posing as carpet-fitters...


She had her butler Paul Burrell and his colleague Harold Brown - later both cleared of stealing from her after her death - arrange for the de-buggers to access the palace without the police knowing.

They gained access to the palace by claiming to be from a carpet firm. The secret mission was only discovered-when one of the team went to the palace gate house and asked for access to mainframe telephone equipment located in the engineers' room next to the police gate house.

Officers became suspicious and realised that the team from Moran Security Support Services Ltd had been contracted to "de-bug" the royal apartment. (more)