NOBBLING OF JURORS...
NOBBLING OF JURORS...
Flashscan Can Number: L2B52P8b Original ID: 45596 Alternate ID: FS090866006_0 Preview available at: https://cdn.dam.gettyimages.com/S60V9855/as/qb0h4r-8oquo8-1km8ys/FS090866006_0.mp4 NOBBLING OF JURORS. COUNTRY TOWN EVENT LIBRARY j ISSUE NUMBER 1] NO. YEAR : ENGLAND: London: Studio: NOBBLING OF JURORS: Interview with a victim of a nobbling attempt: (Barry) MEG: Also interview Supt Malcolm former head of Bucks CID: LIVE: In Stu CS MAN SOP: (FACE IN SHADOWS) (Lead in Q: 'What happened?) I was serving at the Old Bailey on a case. (Q: What was the case?) Conspiracy to rob a bank. The night of the 3rd day of the trial when I was in bed, someone rang the door bell, I didn't answer, then a knock on the window, I draw the curtain and looked and saw a coloured man, I went out to speak to him, to find out what he want, thinking he was in trouble, he started talking to me, I didn't quite understand, then h mentioned the case I was on at the time, and a friend of the people in the case wanted me to say these men are not guilty. (Q: Did they offer you money?) He said they were willing to pay me £600, I told him I wouldn't have anything to wit] it. Then he went away and the following morning I went to my local police, and they sent me on 45596/6 9.8 NOT ]?e at Continue 36B/1/ .66:Transcript
Flashscan NOBBLING OF JURORS.||COUNTRY TOWN EVENT LIBRARY j ISSUE|NUMBER 1] NO.|YEAR|: ENGLAND: London:|Studio:|NOBBLING OF JURORS: Interview with a victim of a|nobbling attempt: (Barry) MEG:|Also interview Supt Malcolm|former head of Bucks CID: LIVE: In Stu|CS MAN SOP: (FACE IN SHADOWS) (Lead in Q: 'What|happened?) I was serving at the Old Bailey on a|case. (Q: What was the case?) Conspiracy to rob|a bank. The night of the 3rd day of the trial|when I was in bed, someone rang the door bell, I|didn't answer, then a knock on the window, I draw|the curtain and looked and saw a coloured man, I|went out to speak to him, to find out what he|want, thinking he was in trouble, he started|talking to me, I didn't quite understand, then h|mentioned the case I was on at the time, and |a friend of the people in the case wanted me to|say these men are not guilty. (Q: Did they offer|you money?) He said they were willing to pay me|£600, I told him I wouldn't have anything to wit]|it. Then he went away and the following morning|I went to my local police, and they sent me on|45596/6|9.8|NOT ]?e at|Continue|36B/1/|.66: