 All the individuals involved in the filming of the TV report, including Ramsay, are now under investigation by DIICOT.The Romanian Prime Minister Dacian Ciolos criticized the TV report, claiming it to be inadmissible.In 2006, a UK tabloid newspaper phone-hacking scandal arose involving the defunct "News of the World" newspaper and other British titles published by News International, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Reporters and managers working at the newspapers were accused of 'hacking' the phone voicemail inboxes of celebrities, notable public figures (such as the British Royal Family), and even the victims of crimes (including Milly Dowler) and their families, in order to gather material for stories.