"Ridiculous"
A história é agora explicada. Max Mosley, o patrão da F1, queria saber quem o tramara com as filmagens secretas da orgia em que participou com prostitutas vestidas de uniforme Nazi, pelo que contratou uma agência de detectives, a "Quest", dirigida por Lord Stevens, o mesmo que elaborou um relatório sobre a morte da princesa Diana. A única pista que tinham era a morada da dominadora, na cidade de Milton Keynes...
Os detectives seguiram então o marido desta, alegadamente desconhecedores do facto de que o mesmo era agente do MI5...
"The firm had been hired by motor racing chief Mosley, 68, to identify who was behind newspaper revelations that he had paid five prostitutes to take part in a five-hour bondage session. So days after the damaging disclosures, when the MI5 man left his home in Milton Keynes, where he lived with his wife, the professional dominatrix known as Mistress Abi who was at the centre of the affair, he was followed by the detectives".
O agente, um profissional, topou que estava a ser seguido e deu o alerta. Assim, os seguidores passaram a ser os seguidos...
"But the highly trained officer, alert for danger because of his sensitive role tracking terror suspects, spotted the tail and put in an urgent call to MI5's duty officer. MI5 immediately feared that a major antiterrorist operation had been compromised, potentially putting agents lives at risk. It put its staff on high alert and deployed all the sophisticated counter-surveillance methods at its disposal to identify the source of the threat. A team at MI5's headquarters at Thames House, near the House of Commons, began to track the £30,000-a-year surveillance officer's route looking for evidence that he was being tailed. With access to feeds from traffic cameras and sophisticated number plate recognition equipment, the team was quickly able to identify the vehicle following their colleague as belonging to Quest, the company headed by Lord Stevens that carried out the Premier League investigation into 'bungs' in football transfers".
Os detectives da "Quest", alegadamente, só terão compreendido que tinham metido a pata na poça quando viram o homem que seguiam entrar no edifício do MI5...
Isso deu início a uma troca de telefonemas entre Lord Stevens e os amigos no MI5 que protegera durante o inquérito da princesa Diana...
The Quest team apparently followed their target to Thames House. It was only then that they realised he was a Security Service officer. High-level discussions between MI5 and Quest bosses - thought to include Lord Stevens himself and Security Service chief Jonathan Evans - followed, in an effort to ensure that no anti-terrorist operations had been put at risk.
Mais ridículo não podia ser...
Os detectives seguiram então o marido desta, alegadamente desconhecedores do facto de que o mesmo era agente do MI5...
"The firm had been hired by motor racing chief Mosley, 68, to identify who was behind newspaper revelations that he had paid five prostitutes to take part in a five-hour bondage session. So days after the damaging disclosures, when the MI5 man left his home in Milton Keynes, where he lived with his wife, the professional dominatrix known as Mistress Abi who was at the centre of the affair, he was followed by the detectives".
O agente, um profissional, topou que estava a ser seguido e deu o alerta. Assim, os seguidores passaram a ser os seguidos...
"But the highly trained officer, alert for danger because of his sensitive role tracking terror suspects, spotted the tail and put in an urgent call to MI5's duty officer. MI5 immediately feared that a major antiterrorist operation had been compromised, potentially putting agents lives at risk. It put its staff on high alert and deployed all the sophisticated counter-surveillance methods at its disposal to identify the source of the threat. A team at MI5's headquarters at Thames House, near the House of Commons, began to track the £30,000-a-year surveillance officer's route looking for evidence that he was being tailed. With access to feeds from traffic cameras and sophisticated number plate recognition equipment, the team was quickly able to identify the vehicle following their colleague as belonging to Quest, the company headed by Lord Stevens that carried out the Premier League investigation into 'bungs' in football transfers".
Os detectives da "Quest", alegadamente, só terão compreendido que tinham metido a pata na poça quando viram o homem que seguiam entrar no edifício do MI5...
Isso deu início a uma troca de telefonemas entre Lord Stevens e os amigos no MI5 que protegera durante o inquérito da princesa Diana...
The Quest team apparently followed their target to Thames House. It was only then that they realised he was a Security Service officer. High-level discussions between MI5 and Quest bosses - thought to include Lord Stevens himself and Security Service chief Jonathan Evans - followed, in an effort to ensure that no anti-terrorist operations had been put at risk.
Mais ridículo não podia ser...
Etiquetas: Max Mosley, MI5, Milton Keynes
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