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Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Finger pointing begins at H-P
Sep 27 2006 7:06PM | Permalink |Email this|Comments (0) |
The H-P leak/Dunn thing just won't quit. Now Former HP chairwoman Patricia is distancing herself from the active and illegal phone record investigation into who was leaking informnation from the HP Board. This came to light in her written statement before she testifies before the House Energy and Commerce on Thursday. She's saying former interim CEO Bob Wayman played a role in the investigation which involved surrepititiously stealing phone records of reporters and even H-P employees. H-P has officially disputed that Wayman had any role. Plugging leaks just ain't easy as it used to be! How ugly is this going to get?
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