Amber Harrison tweets emails between Worner and Seven board members relating to AFP raids
The woman at the centre of Seven West Media CEO Tim Worner’s sex scandal has refused to disappear, tweeting Seven board members and releasing private communications between Worner and other Seven staff, including emails relating to a police raid on Seven’s offices three years ago.
Amber Harrison describes herself on Twitter as a “whistleblower”
Amber Harrison, who described the independent inquiry into allegations against Tim Worner of drug use and affairs with stars as a “whitewash”, has released screenshots of emails sent between Seven executives before and during a controversial Federal Police raid on the network’s Sydney offices over alleged deals with the Corby family.
Since Worner was cleared of misconduct last Friday, Harrison has taken to Twitter to share numerous private letters and emails, tweeting yesterday afternoon screenshots of emails to Worner and Network Seven commercial director, Bruce McWilliam, from Seven producer, Mark Llewellyn.
If she was a man, we would all be saying, “Amber Harrison needs to get over the fact that her relationship ended and get on with her life and stop being such a jerk” so please let’s not have anyone playing the woman card in this discussion
Amber – regardless of who is right and who is wrong and how hard done by you (arguably rightfully) feel; sharing private communications between senior executives at one of Australia’s largest companies out of spite is not going to end well for anyone.
I don’t think this is a smart move.
Didn’t she sign a confidentiality agreement? Isn’t this a breach? Hasn’t she broken the law here? By the way, we have heard ad nauseum what this Amber Harrison has had to say so everyone just believes her, but we’ve heard absolutely nothing from Tim Worner.
Go Amber!
#TeamAmber